Daily Archives: August 26, 2003

I debated all day about whether to blog the horrific details of the vicious prision murder of convicted pedophile ex-preist John Geoghan. Sure it was gross, but it was news, and provokes all sorts of profound throughts about retribution, the … Continue reading →

Why is it every time I find a really feel good story, something that restores my faith in the existence of pure American values, somewhere among the aisles of this vast supermarket of a nation, my find turns to dust … Continue reading →

by Ted Lascowicz I don’t want the white-corded wonder. I have my very own iPod in my mind. I hear those little things carry up to a month’s worth of music. Well, so does my mind . I can call … Continue reading →

If you subscribe to the school of slightly paranoid political thought that sees the last 50 years of American history as a titanic struggle between two power centers, the old-line gray flannel Wall Street/Ivy/Media nexus and the up-and-coming Cowboy/Oil/Energy military/industrial … Continue reading →

Presidential Campaigns Search for the Perfect Tunes With todays Presidential campaigns turned into glorified media circuses, the selection of a theme song for each of them has become a question of key importance and strategic implications.  An article in today’s … Continue reading →

MBABANE (Reuters) – Swaziland’s King Mswati III has chosen a 17-year-old girl to become his 11th wife, alarming health workers who say he is setting a bad example for a kingdom with one of the highest HIV infection rates in … Continue reading →

Maybe the reason you haven’t gotten a job is that you spend so much time playing mindless but entertaining games like this. Now you can at least PRETEND you’re working at Wal-Mart with the Cash Register Game