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Janice Leber

Janice Leber has been doing satire on the radio and online for longer than she cares to admit. By day a humble state wage slave in the IT Department, in her spare time she works on saving the world with original songs and videos for her web page, choppedliverproductions.com. She shares a home in Portland, Oregon, with her long-suffering husband and multi-talented dog. Her Twitter handle is @choppedliverpro.

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Portland Police Confiscate Childhood Dream

Portland Police Confiscate Childhood Dream

When he was a kid, Dan Kaufman had a vision: A sound system on a tricycle. It seemed like a silly notion, but it had a powerful effect on him. He had no idea if such a thing was possible, but – what a dream it was. Dan grew up – well, sorta – and [...]

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Bikeswarm: Modern urban guerilla tactic

Bikeswarm: Modern urban guerilla tactic

I had no idea what the Bikeswarm was until I was suddenly, unexpectedly part of it. After having been rousted from their initial occupation site on Nov. 13, Occupy Portland announced their intention to take over an entirely different park. The location of the planned new encampment was not announced, but people were told to [...]

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Who Are The Occupiers?

Who Are The Occupiers?

Portland, Oregon, is occupied. In the blink of an eye, Portland became a police state. Good cop became bad cop in the space of a day — specifically Nov. 13, when Portland’s formal downtown Occupation was rousted and the parks were fenced off. Since then they have been guarded 24/7 by gruff police in riot [...]

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The Education and Evolution of Occupy Portland

The Education and Evolution of Occupy Portland

Occupy Portland marched into town on October 6 and promptly took over two (and sometimes three) forested city blocks wedged between the federal courthouse and the Portland building. In the first week of the occupation, tents sprouted up slowly on the grass. The mud came quickly, but soon a thick layer of hay kept the [...]

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Me and Mister Brown.

Me and Mister Brown.

I think Jerry Brown helped me get a reputation as a conservative radio commentator. That didn’t last long.

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The Cheddar Rebellion is about all of us.

The Cheddar Rebellion is about all of us.

“We need to live within our means,” I hear people say. And I always wonder, why can’t rich people live within their means? Their means are really great. They could actually make do with a lot less than their current means, and still have nice yachts and summer villas and trips to Bermuda or wherever the hell rich people go.

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The Palin Will Always Be With Us.

The Palin Will Always Be With Us.

Who was it? Who put all those big words in Sarah’s mouth? Were they spelled out phonetically on the TelePrompTer? We may never know. We may never care.

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The prime directive: Thou shalt not kill.

The prime directive: Thou shalt not kill.

The generals won’t stop war; it’s their bread and butter. The politicians won’t stop war; it makes them look so strong and resolute and electable. Who’s left? It’s up to the soldiers.

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How Rev. Terry Jones Could Save The World

How Rev. Terry Jones Could Save The World

Early on the morning of Friday, September 10, 2010, the Rev. Terry Jones hastily called a press conference on the steps of his church, the Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville, Florida, and emerged pale and shaken to read a short announcement to reporters from CNN, Fox, MSNBC, AP, the Daily Show, and all the [...]

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You Can Never Be Crazy Enough.

You Can Never Be Crazy Enough.

OK, here’s the thing: I started out as a Mormon. It wasn’t my idea but I accepted it because there was no alternative at the time. So I tried really hard to be good at it. But never, never was I good enough. I was always saying hilarious things that trampled on the sensitivities of [...]

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