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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Avengers: Spill.com asks, ‘What does Nick Fury do?’
From my favorite movie review site, Spill.com. “The Avengers” officially opens Friday. It’s going to be a huge hit. Here’s why. Related articles Samuel L. Jackson Talks About His Superhero Envy and Getting Nick Fury His Own Movie (popsugar.com)
Posted in Art, Movies, Super heroes
Tagged Avengers, Captain America, Nick Fury, Spill.com
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Who’s at fault politically, and other ventures into the obvious
A lot of us have been saying this for years now. Let’s just say it: The Republicans are the problem. Of course, a lot of us have been ignored for years now. But now that the statement appears in the … Continue reading
Notes from the underground
This is why infrastructure matters: A hole opened up in the ground in China because of rain and a girl on a cellphone fell through the sidewalk. Things like this shouldn’t happen in a well maintained city. You wonder how … Continue reading
Posted in China, environment, Health, Natural disasters, Nature, Science and Technology
Tagged Centralia, China, Pennsylvania
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Women’s rights rallies
I guess this is the place to be today: Help defend women’s rights and pursuit of equality. Join Americans all across the United States on April 28th, 2012, as we come together as one to tell members of Congress in … Continue reading
Hello, Dali
Salvador Dali, Mike Wallace and Parliament cigarettes. Talk about surreal! Related articles Salvador Dali is Watching You (mrsdentonorahippopotamus.wordpress.com)
M
I didn’t realize YouTube was running full length movies! Years ago, I bought a DVD of Fritz Lang‘s “M” at a video store in Brussels. But the photo quality was grainy, and since I wasn’t in an English speaking country, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, History, Movies, Murder
Tagged Adolf Hitler, Fritz Lang, Germany, Peter Lorre
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Debtors prison: Welcome to the 19th century
States are putting people in jail for being poor! Jailed for unpaid debts? It happened to breast cancer survivor Lisa Lindsay. She got a $280 medical bill in error and was told she didn’t have to pay it. But the … Continue reading
Posted in Back in the USA, Economics, Law, Poverty
Tagged Illinois, John Dickens, Marshalsea, Prison
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Portrait of Lotte
Dutch photographer Frans Hofmeester filmed his daughter every week from birth to 12 years old. This is the result: 12 years in less than three minutes. As a parent, you constantly say your kids are growing so fast. I guess … Continue reading
Romney: The Etch-A-Sketch in action
I wonder what the right wing blogs are saying about their Republican presidential candidate? Here’s something from Rightly Concerned: Gov. Mitt Romney stepped on a landmine by appointing Richard Grenell, an out, loud and proud homosexual, to be his spokesman … Continue reading
Posted in Back in the USA, gay rights, Politics, Religion, Sexuality, Tea Party
Tagged Etch-A-Sketch, Mitt Romney, Richard Grenell, Social conservatism
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