Paul Ryan's phony claim that he ran a sub-three hour marathon has gotten a good deal of attention. Another one of his claims regarding his feats of strength and endurance.
William Souder on the war on Rachel Carson. Amanda Hess on what has and hasn't changed since women at Newsweek sued their employers for grotesque sexism. Sarah Blustain on motherhood..
Someone sent me a link to this and asked me to analyze it: What is this monstrosity? It's a Chris Muir print signed by the following giants of the Blogosphere:.
STUDENT: Can I write an essay about the rising cost of unnecessary oil platforms off the Korean coast? SEK: I don't see why not. But, um, what are you writing.
Something to consider as the Supreme Court prepares to eliminate the consideration of race -- but not parental status -- in admissions for public colleges: What they almost never say.
That's the effect of the Obama administration's final determination that no official, high or petty, should be held accountable for the Bush administration's institutionalized torture regime. Laws on the books.
Vito Lopez. And let us not forget his enabler Shelly Silver.
As most of you know, my brand of film theory is heavily indebted to David Bordwell and neoformalism. So it should come as no surprise that I believe Bordwell's compilation.
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 2,000
- The Garland Justice Department never knew what the shot was
- LGM Film Club, Part 512: This is the Bowery
- Trump “jokes” about violating 22nd Amendment to yadda-yadda mystery MRI
- 50 Days of Kavanaugh Stops
- Putin Announces Burevestnik Success
- Not simply good, but also hard
- Religious lunatics interfere with seaside time share condo development plans
- LGM Podcast: KY-6
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 1,999
