- Is America’s Car Culture on the Skids?
- Music: James Taylor and Carole King’s ‘Troubadour Reunion’ Tour
- Why Sarah Palin Endorsed Terry Branstad in Iowa
- Google to Give Governments Street View Data
- How to Make Cherry Bitters
- Tuthilltown Spirits and William Grant form alliance
- McDonald’s Recalls 12 Million ‘Shrek’ Glasses
- Wonkette : Arizona School Demands Black & Latino Students’ Faces On Mural Be Changed To White
- RIP, Rue McClanahan.
June 3, 2010
June 3, 2010
June 5, 2010 – I often write critical things about the press’ obsession with every word and deed of Sarah Palin. But this is a smart article that explains the actions of politicians not as stages in a horse race, but moves on a chess board, or perhaps behind the line of scrimmage, if putting Palin and chess in the same sentence makes you uncomfortable.
June 3, 2010
June 5, 2010 – This looks almost identical to the cherry vanilla bitters recipe I used a couple of years ago. Turned out really well. I need to make more.
June 4, 2010
June 4, 2010 – McDonald’s: if we can’t get you with our food, we’ll get you with our poisonous glassware
June 4, 2010 – Speechless.
June 4, 2010 – Y’know, I had no idea The Golden Girls was held in such high regard until its stars began dying, or experiencing renewed fame. My mom liked the show, and it seemed to be on a lot when I went to visit her. But I was sort of lukewarm to it. I found it far lsss interesting than the work its cast members had done before GG.So here’s my random question to ponder. Is The Golden Girls remembered fondly today because it’s a really good show that gave older actresses a chance to shine, or is it yet more nostalgia (from people younger than me!) for anything that happened between 1980 and 1990?
