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“I'm messing up their minds. I'm doing this wrong. I'm not teaching them well. I'm not going to leave them better than I found them.”

John Cho and Kal Penn are in trouble again in 'Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay.' CNS Photo courtesy of Jamie Trueblood. via Bend Weekly News

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“I'm concerned about anti-corporate and populist rhetoric from candidates for the presidency, members of Congress and the media”

Townsend Named Senior Adviser At U.S. Chamber Former President Bush staffer Frances Fragos Townsend will join the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as a senior adviser and consultant to Tom Donohue, the organization's ... via Washington Examiner

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Former staff writer for the Washington Post and Time Magazine Ted Gup has written a book on secrecy worth our attention: In it he describes the problems of "secretocracy," which, in our "post-9/11" society, has ... via Free Government Information blogs

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“I just feel horrible. It's probably the most disturbing thing I've had to go through as general manager of a club.”

Immigration authorities, tipped to one worker's illegal status, checked files of other workers before launching the raid afternoon at the club west of Delray Beach. via Palm Beach Post

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“Let me guess: Two for 'Harold & Kumar.' ”

T urns out that not all the profiling in "Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay" happens in the movie. via Tahoe Daily Tribune

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Having not seen Harold and Kumar's first adventure, and entering the theater a bit skeptical, I must admit, I was pleasantly surprised - I laughed a lot. via Chico News & Review

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Asianweek , Movie review, Philip W. Chung, Posted: Apr 30, 2008 The prevailing attitude in Hollywood is that films dealing with our current post 9/11-Iraq war world are box-office poison. via News.ncmonline.com

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Harold , left, and Kumar Directed and written by Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg. via Columbus Dispatch

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“I think I can handle a couple of 'shrooms”

By Lee Grant UNION-TRIBUNE ARTS CRITIC-AT-LARGE Just by watching it, "Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay" gives off a comedic contact high. via San Diego Union-Tribune

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Harold and Kumar let it all hang out. Theirs is a proud cinema of no shame, where people can feel free to kick back, light a blunt, speak their mind and be themselves. via Vue Weekly

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