Oops.

From Wired

Hacker's dad seems to be a Democratic state representative in Tennessee, nam e removed.

Nothing profound to say here, except: People! Don't use 'secret hints' for your passwords that are data freely available on Wikipedia.

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Since intranets has asked so politely, I'll repeat my apology (posted in comments, as soon as I saw tnjen's further information on the subject) and correct my original post:

In the spirit of wishing openness and transparency for all our presidential candidates' affairs:

Mc Cain has a bit of a gambling problem -- he doesn't acknowledge that he does gamble, at least to the one group that matters, the IRS. From the Time article:

A recent discussion of "Clusterfuck" noted that one of its definitions included too many people standing too closely together, making an attractive target.

Turns out, per aswatAlIraq, this might be a good rule for equipment as well:

Baghdad, May 17, (VOI) – A U.S. helicopter was destroyed, while damage was reported to nine others in an artillery attack on Sunday on the Taji Camp, north of Baghdad, a source close to the Multi-National Force in Iraq (MNF) said.

"The ten helicopters were landed at the camp," the source, who requested his name not be mentioned, told the independent news agency Voices of Iraq (VOI) today.

According to the source, an official spokesman for the U.S. defense department confirmed the attack today.This is the first time for the U.S. army to announce the destruction of some of its helicopters, which were landed at one of its bases, as a result of a missile or artillery attack since the U.S.-led invasion in March 2003.

Emphasis added. "Which were landed" is a clunky and/or evasive way to avoid saying that a whole lot of helicopters have been destroyed in flight.