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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Tennis Highlights
Paleo Retiree writes: One of my favorite video forms of the YouTube era is the cutdown tennis match. Real-life tennis matches are just too damn long, you know? I played high school tennis; I’ve hung out with some excellent players; … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, Sports, Television, The Good Life
Tagged Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, tennis, YouTube
3 Comments
Question Lady Question
The Question Lady writes: When you feel yourself about to come down sick — what’s your favorite strategy?
Posted in Personal reflections
5 Comments
Heaven’s Gate
Fenster writes: So over on Facebook a friend posts an article from the New York Times suggesting time has been kind to Cimino’s Heaven’s Gate. Cimino has gotten his own Final Cut, and is showing off his newly-restored four hour … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
7 Comments
Why Stop with a Little Snip-Snip?
Fenster writes: There’s a big controversy brewing over circumcision. I am not going to touch that one here. But since a lot of the arguments back-and-forth go beyond religious tradition and get to health implications, I will ask this: why … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
3 Comments
A Tale of Two Automobiles
Blowhard, Esq. writes: I encountered these cars in the exact same area, 2nd Street in Belmont Shore, just a few nights apart. Gee, I wonder which candidate each driver is voting for?
Posted in Photography, Politics and Economics
Tagged Belmont Shore, California, diversity, Infowars, Long Beach, NPR, Occupy, One Percent, police, Rolls Royce, snap judgments, stereotypes, tolerance, Toyota Prius
2 Comments
Linkathon
Paleo Retiree writes: Smart stuff from Lloyd Fonveille about the Marlene Dietrich / Josef von Sternberg films. Some great pix too. Jill Duffy reviews the food at the Berlin and Kiev airports. These days, are there still many people who … Continue reading
Posted in Food and health, Linkathons, Movies, Politics and Economics
Tagged Paul Volcker, Pauline Kael, Robert Rubin
3 Comments
Question Lady Question
The Question Lady writes: What’s your favorite way to learn new things and skills?
Posted in Personal reflections
6 Comments
Learning from Las Vegas: the Duck v. the Decorated Shed
Blowhard, Esq. writes: While in Vegas, I was lucky enough to get a guided tour of the downtown area from a long-time resident who works for the Nevada Gaming Commission and I talked with another friend who’s a writer with … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Books Publishing and Writing, Commercial art, Photography
Tagged Caesars Palace, Caesars Palace Forum Shops, Dave Hickey, decorated shed, Denise Scott Brown, dichotomies, duck, history, Las Vegas, learning from everything, Learning from Las Vegas, modernism, parking lots, reading, Robert Venturi, Steven Izenour, The Strip, The Venetian, vernacular
12 Comments
Friedkin
Fenster writes: I have long been a fan of William Friedkin’s movies. Sure he has made his share of turkeys, but they are not that great in number. And I have found a lot to like even among the films … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
7 Comments