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I can’t believe any of my fellow bloggers didn’t come up with the above obvious headline. Cue the eye-rolling and the sound of the smacking forehead. I unfortuantely didn’t see this happen, as I was busy prostituting my musical services at the time for something I’d rather forget, but someone finally

Happy Independence Day Everyone.  I’m off to a parade EXIT QUESTION: Which one of these two kids is running for President in 35yrs or so? &&& Technorati Tags: Add new tag

Ah yes, the Yuppiesaurus. A mythical beast of legend - really bad legend, but legend nevertheless. Would you like to listen to its stories? Think of a beast that reads and learns the words, but never gets what’s behind the words.

Download or Listen to: Quincy Jones - Soul Bossa Nova from the Mercury Lp Big Band Bossa Nova And now for something completely different. Happy Birthday United States! I’m taking a few off from the blogosphere to relax, gather my thoughts, and actually enjoy myself from the drudgery of the work week.

Four-Day Work Week in Utah July 3, 2008 Posted by Michael in News. Tags: Add new tag 5 comments Even Mormon politicians can be really dumb. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Starting next month, it will be “TGIT” for Utah state employees.

Fluminense’s Dodo (right) goes all Matrix to win the ball from LDU Quito’s Vicente Ambrossi in last night’s Copa Libertadores finale. The two-legged final finished 5-5 on aggregate, with LDU taking the trophy on penalties. Photo credit: AP Photo/Ricardo Moraes

Chip-in for Kent Snyder July 3, 2008 by ponggod As many of you are probably aware, Ron Paul’s longtime friend and campaign chairman, Kent Snyder, recently passed away after a two-month battle with pneumonia at the all-too-young age of 49.  He was a mild-mannered, yet determined and tireless

If you missed Shearwater on KCMP or WNYC back in June, you can now listen to these sessions online. Shearwater returned for a second appearance on WNYC’s Soundcheck on June 16. To listen, follow this link. The band played “Rooks” and “Leviathan, Bound” in a special stripped-down form.

The 4th of July has forever been one of those occasions where I wish we could just take giant X-rays of this place, this country – turn the layers inside out, uncover its history. What did this street used to be named? Over whose home was this highway built? From whom was this neighborhood stolen?

  In honor of the 1.6 million U.S. military troops who have died in action since America’s founding 232 years ago, BlogTalkRadio is helping to kick off a national campaign to establish an official flag honoring those brave men and women.   On Friday, July 4 at 10 p.m.