FIRE CROTCH ROCKET: November 2008

The dark shadows of night exist as a new morning emerges. A complete peaceful stillness settles over the landscape. The sparkle of an early morning fog rises transparent through the beams of golden shaves of morning sunlight. The brilliant pallet of the fall tree colors unfold its picturesque scenery, soulfully you stand in silence.

The air is new and the sweetness rises from the freshly frosted earth, and falls from the brilliant clear blue sky. The cool brisk morning air skims your hair, swirls around your face while your skin absorbs the freshness. Breathing in the fresh crisp air as it deeply fills you up with a renewal, a comfort, and thankfulness.

A sudden song from above introduces the morning. The early bird, perfectly in tune and the wind shall orchestrate that which falls to my ears. -T.

Bush has entered into his own midnight period, and it promises to be a dark time indeed.
Now, of course, Bush has entered into his own midnight period, and it promises to be a dark time indeed. Among the many new regulations - or, rather, deregulations - the Administration has proposed are rules that would: make it harder for the government to limit workers' exposure to toxins, eliminate environmental review from decisions affecting fisheries, and ease restrictions on companies that blow up mountains to get at the coal underneath them. Other midnight regulations in the works include rules to allow "factory farms" to ignore the Clean Water Act, rules making it tougher for employees to take family or medical leave, and rules that would effectively gut the Endangered Species Act. Most regulations are subject to public input; such is the sense of urgency that the Administration has brought to the task of despoliation that the Interior Department completed its "review" of two hundred thousand public comments on the endangered-species rules in just four days, a feat that, one congressional aide calculated, required each staff member involved to read through comments at the rate of seven per minute. "So little time, so much damage" is how the Times recently put it.

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