4. JOHN SELLERS has always had an ANGRY BLOG, and plus he is reading from his book about his life as a GUIDED BY VOICES stalker at BOOK COURT tomorrow night. SEE YOU THERE. (and: COVER by POTTS: a secret FIFTH FINE FELLOW)
4. JOHN SELLERS has always had an ANGRY BLOG, and plus he is reading from his book about his life as a GUIDED BY VOICES stalker at BOOK COURT tomorrow night. SEE YOU THERE. (and: COVER by POTTS: a secret FIFTH FINE FELLOW)
AND I THINK its unabashed intelligence and its signal that he is unwilling to play the game of predatory politicking is one of the reasons I am so bloggingly open about my support for his candidacy.
BUT I MUST CONFESS, this was a very smart, compassionately wonky, and meaningful speech for Clinton to give today. And she lays claim to the economy as an issue, which it undoubtedly is to those of us who are not latte sipping bazillionaires.
OBAMA IS EQUALLY WONKY, but unless I’ve missed something, he’s been very shy recently about offering this kind of meat-and-potatoes policy-meal to Democrats who need more than just inspiration. I wish he had taken the lead on this one.
AND PERHAPS IT’S ALL EXPECTATION MANAGEMENT, but I don’t like to hear David Plouffe giving up on PA at the end of this AP story. I don’t think it’s wise to cede Clinton this state and the important, if symbolic, victory she’d take with it if she trounces him.
RT @scharpling TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT. The final Best Show marathon. P Oswalt! J Hodgman! Surprises! Grand Prizes! 8-11 PM EST. wfmu.org. 1 hr ago
I failed to make a video in time for Paul "@paulandstorm" Sabourin's birthday. My gift to him? MY SHAME. And maybe also a pen. in reply to paulandstorm1 day ago
RT @mileskahn "My piece on tonight's TDS will feature: Jason Jones, poverty, Jesus, running, boats, snap zooms, crime fighting animals." 1 day ago
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is Dutton, publishers of Ken Follett and Darin Strauss
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is Riverhead, publishers of David Rees and The Rza
1959 NEW YORK: “Barbie” debuts at the New York Toy Fair. While criticized in recent years for her impossible body (proportionally, a human woman with Barbie’s body would be five-foot-nine, have an eighteen-inch waist, weigh only 110 pounds, have no genitalia, and be fitted with a tiny speaker in her head that told other women that “math is hard”), the first Barbie was actually much fuller figured than the doll of today—in large part because she was originally modeled on Gertrude Stein. — MARCH 9