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Summer 2007 volume 9
I never wanted to stop listening to volume 8 (see previous post). While packing for August vacation, I slapped this together, no longer worrying about not repeating an artist or using a song that… more →
djeddieo
Good Times ...
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David Bryant wrote 2 weeks ago: … ain’t we lucky we got ‘em. I ran across this picture the other day while cleanin … more →
Is That an Obama in Your Pocket?
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Rob wrote 3 months ago: So Al not-blogging-for-religious-reasons Sends emails me and says, “Somebody must blog this! O … more →
The Fantastic Four
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Rob wrote 6 months ago: This Sunday there was a reunion of old chums – three of whom are official Basketeers™. The pl … more →
2008 & 1964
hysperia wrote 8 months ago: From Mark Grief at Dissent: Nineteen sixty-four represents a date when identity was still racial and … more →
Opposites attract
Frank wrote 8 months ago: According to its page on Amazon.co.uk, the book “Bill and Dave” is frequently bought tog … more →
Philadelphia vs. Tampa Bay
inspin wrote 8 months ago: Phillies -111 vs. Rays In a prefect world from a ratings standpoint, these teams would not be playi … more →
Recent History
ereindil wrote 8 months ago: The DRC recently entered into its first democratically elected government in October of 2006. Howeve … more →
Georgia Timeline
Christopher wrote 10 months ago: From the timesonline.co.uk article: August 7 Georgia sends troops into breakaway region of South Oss … more →
Are You Really a Caveman? A Little Humble Pie for a Journalist and Economist
symonsezwlky wrote 10 months ago: We have been looking at Fay and stuff for so long, we’ve missed out on some big stories! So, … more →
Memoirs … of a voice from the airwaves
fredericknoronha wrote 1 year ago: This is about the most bizarre thing to do while encountering a book: try to read it from the endin … more →
Baghdad then and now.
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Carol McCreary wrote 1 year ago: I never could have posted my Baghdad Journal without doing harm to someone. It’s probably no … more →
Vergulde Draeck Myth?
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wamaritimemyths wrote 1 year ago: The Vergulde Draeck (Gilt Dragon) a Dutch VOC ship was wrecked on the WA coast in 1656 and discover … more →
What Happens When a Bad Concept Meets Poor Marketing
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Al wrote 1 year ago: This is the now dead product: The Foleo . It is a laptop thingy, but not a laptop. “The Fole … more →
Editors Needed...
Al wrote 1 year ago: … but only after we get a chuckle. Hat Tip to Dale Courtney From the Associated Press: Clint … more →
Writing on the diaspora: Burma, Bombay; Myanmar, Mumbai
fredericknoronha wrote 1 year ago: Another interesting attempt that’s coming along is Yvonne Vaz-Ezdani’s proposed book tha … more →
Summer 2007 volume 9
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djeddieo wrote 1 year ago: I never wanted to stop listening to volume 8 (see previous post). While packing for August vacation, … more →
Real - Brutal - Men
Al wrote 2 years ago: OK, first off let me say there are problems, serious problems, with how this war in Iraq went down. … more →
Bill Moyers on the Drumbeat to War
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ndsmith wrote 2 years ago: Bill Moyer’s journal provides a very good summary of the feedback loop between the administrat … more →
Nice Shots
Al wrote 2 years ago: These may be a bit old but they are still neat… Remember this the next you are tempted to co … more →
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