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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Question Lady Question
The Question Lady writes: What volume level would you like for the world to be at?
Posted in Uncategorized
6 Comments
Gravity Vs. Anti-Gravity
Paleo Retiree writes: The main political battle these days isn’t between conservatism and leftism. It’s between the forces of centralization and the forces of decentralization. IMHO, of course. Donald Livingston is a historian and philosopher of history I’ve learned a … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy and Religion, Politics and Economics
Tagged Donald Livingston, politics
4 Comments
“Blood Meridian,” a Western for People Who Hate Westerns
Blowhard, Esq. writes: This summer I read two wonderful novels, Hombre and Valdez is Coming, early Westerns written by the masterful Elmore Leonard. After finishing those books I decided it was time to tackle one of the Big Kahunas of the last … Continue reading
Posted in Books Publishing and Writing
Tagged Blood Meridian, Bulwer-Lytton, Chip Kidd, Coen Brothers, Cormac McCarthy, David Pearson, Elmore Leonard, fancy writin', Glanton Gang, Harold Bloom, Heart of Darkness, Hombre, Moby-Dick, No Country for Old Men, Patrick O'Brian, Philip Roth, Thomas Pynchon, Valdez is Coming, westerns
26 Comments
Question Lady Question
The Question Lady writes: What’s your preferred way to get a project done? In an organized, spread out kind of way — or crashed in a big hurry?
Posted in Personal reflections
1 Comment
Linkathon
Paleo Retiree writes: Steve Sailer wants to know: If blacks and Hispanics aren’t getting into elite NYC high schools much, but Asians are getting in at a phenomenal rate, does it really make sense to call the admissions process (and the … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Music, Politics and Economics
Tagged Nassim Taleb, Steve Sailer, Thaddeus Russell
2 Comments
“A Hero of Our Times”
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: This 1955 work from director Mario Monicelli unspools with an ease that belies its absurd subject matter. Alberto Sordi plays Menichetti, a man so anxious to maintain his meager social standing that he just about negates … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged Alberto Lattuada, Alberto Sordi, Bernard Blier, Bertrand Blier, Dino Risi, Federico Fellini, Italy, Marco Ferreri, Mario Monicelli, movies, Pietro Germi
2 Comments
Car Show / Art Show?
Paleo Retiree writes: A few weeks ago my wife and I attended a modest outdoor show of classic cars. It was a very happy experience for me. I was a car-crazy kid for a number of years … and here … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Commercial art, The Good Life
Tagged cars, commercial design, industrial design
2 Comments
Let’s Go to a Rock Show!
Blowhard, Esq. writes: The band I blogged about here was in town last night so I headed off to my first concert in two years.
Posted in Music, Photography
Tagged Honda Center, live music, Orange County, rock 'n roll will never die, Tegan & Sara, The Black Keys
5 Comments
“Truck Stop”
Paleo Retiree writes: Softcore French porn from the ‘70s by Jean-Marie Pallardy, in a boisterous and rollicking vein. The plot is based on The Odyssey: a couple of truck drivers lose their way and have episodic adventures, mostly of a … Continue reading