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December 9, 2005


Audit reports (with jokes)
Cool. A colleague tells me that a fun thing I helped put together a while back -- an online tool that lets you click and reveal the incriminating details that the Pentagon allowed Halliburton to redact from its own audit reports -- is mentioned in the new Al Franken book, The Truth (with jokes). Alas, no search on Amazon. Now I'll have to go flip through it surreptitiously in the book shop down the road. (UPDATE: Aww, I went down to the book store to flip through it and it's not true. Our online tool is not specifically mentioned. What it is is that Franken writes about Halliburton's heavily redacted audit reports and credits "hero congressman" Henry Waxman for uncovering them.. Guess that's something.)

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