If you were in charge of a news-gathering organization, how many times a day do you suppose you would say "Who in the hell cares?" A) Never. That's not constructive. B) Once a day. C) Only when confronted with a proposal for a story that…
The Slice Blog presents this model of informed discourse, a memorable moment from "The Big Lebowski." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWdd6_ZxX8c
"Voting by mail is the equivalent of bowling alone," wrote Bert Lomax.
www.amazon.com Who is gonna make it? We'll find out.
"I spilled beer on my pillow."
Some librarians were playing a hashtag game on Twitter. The idea was to suggest things they did not want to hear at work. It was Halloween, and this fell under the heading of real-life horror stories. One I liked was, "It might be apple juice."…
Does it really make sense to exhort the uninterested, unengaged and apathetic to vote?
Today's "P,T & A" reference. http://movieswithsteve.blogspot.com
www.vinyl45s.com Old enough to remember this? I regarded this as edgy material when it came out. I was 7.
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