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Dr. Linda Beale has a good smack-down article about corporate taxes posted at her blog, ataxingmatter. A favorite Republican talking point we hear, and will continue to hear, is the phoney claim that “U.S. corporartions pay the highest taxes in the world.” Analysis of the complexities of corporate taxation paints a much different picture.

laughingsquid.com Robbie shot 3038 photos with his Canon 5D over a period of 3 days of his life in and around Boston. He then created a video of all of the photos played at hi-speed in the order they were shot, set to the song Dry Lips? by Lightspeed Champion.

Video Essay for 923 (64). Grey Gardens (1975, Albert and David Maysles, Ellen Hovde, Muffie Meyer) with commentary by Vadim Rizov Vadim Rizov is a contributor to The Village Voice, The House Next Door and Nerve, and co-host of the Lichman and Rizov “Live” at Grassroots Tavern podcasts.

923 (64). Grey Gardens (1975, Albert and David Maysles, Ellen Hovde, Muffie Meyer) screened July 16 2008 on Criterion DVD in Weehawken NJ TSPDT rank #824 IMDb Wiki Arguably the most complex and controversial work in the storied career of cinema verite pioneers Albert and David Maysles is this

Filed under: Other Sci-Fi/Supernatural Shows, Reality-FreeI wish I could tell you that those plans included a television mini-series or at least a small screen film, but alas series creator Kevin Falls has moved on.

It was only yesterday, after laying down the Bible, that I wondered what kind of mind I would have had if I had not the Book of God, the Book containing the astounding idea of ‘from everlasting to everlasting,’ the development of all that is worth knowing … One would think, that as I have critically

Folding dinghy at the Beale Park Thames Boat Show 2008. As usual, click on the photos for a much larger image Folding and skin-on-frame boats are always represented at the Beale Park Thames Boat Show, and this year was no exception.

Well I wasn't going to tell you any more of my dreams because other people's dreams are so boring. But I haven't left the house for nine days and have nothing else to write about. Besides, last night I dreamt that I went to the National to admire the props for a costume drama starring Simon Russell Beale and Penelope Wilton (possibly The Seagull).

Claire Beale of Campaign raises a good point in Monday's Independent, wondering if the recent controversies over that Snickers ad (above), that Heinz ad with the two men kissing, and a few others are a harbinger of a rise in mediocre advertising.

Should the tall skinny young bloke be replaced with a short fat older bloke? August 6th, 2008 Listening to Simon Russell Beale reviewing David Tennant’s performance of Hamlet on Today this morning, I am reminded of a point I wanted to make on my abortive “memo to Steven Moffat” blog post.