In any case, it’s a must-see.

“I know she was a mayor of a really, really small town,” he said.

Damon offered up his assessment, which - to say the least - wasn’t too optimistic about the Republican Veep nominee. He also wanted to query as to whether or not Palin believed “dinosaurs were here 4000 years ago, because she has the nuclear codes.”

McCain is seen standing stage left, at first clapping in agreement to Palin’s comments. But here’s the odd part — McCain, oddly starting to realize Palin’s mistake, begins to slowly ponder its implications. Then, when Palin indicates that the McCain will make them “smaller, smarter,” he looks a bit hesitant to respond to Palin’s Statement.

Oddly enough, Palin has seen little of the media, and few television cameras have recorded her spoken words since her Vice Presidential nomination. Will more gaffes follow? Only time will tell.

Note: the volume on the following video is atrociously low, so you’ll need to turn it up.

At one point, Murphy says: “”I mean is she really the most qualified woman they could have picked?”

Noonan responds: “Most qualified? No, I think they went with for this, excuse me, political bull$**t about narratives”

The collider will be switched on on the 10th of September - that is, if a group of irrate scientists, professors, and theorist from Switzerland, Austria, France, and Germany can’t stop the party. These concerned Eurozens think that the dangers of starting of the collider need to be considered more carefully - including the possibility that a black hole could swallow up the Earth. What’s more likely is that the scientists will better understand - and perhaps identify the elusive Higgs Boson particle.

CERN Rap from Will Barras on Vimeo.

Clinton’s speech was considered to be the best of the convention, thus far (though, I may contend that Dennis Kucinich’s speech rivals Bill Clinton’s). Whatever the case, fmr. president Clinton’s speech contained some salient quips. The most memorable was this wonderful line, which will likely be recorded in the annals of history: “People the world over have always been more impressed by the power of our example than by the example of our power.”

There was no doubt last night that both Bill Clinton and former opponent Hillary fully support Obama as the next president. Where the election will head from here, nobody knows. See Part 1 below:

As we await the results of the coming speeches in Denver convention, I thought I’d attach a video excerpt of Dennis Kucinich’s speech on Tuesday. To be fair, Kucinich gave one of the best political speeches I have ever heard.