Month: January 2005

  • Drudge Oscars Poll

    I voted for Finding Neverland. Here are the numbers from when I voted … well, actually, a few minutes after voting. Close enough. That was just a few minutes ago, btw. Look on the drudgereport site, on the right sidebar, while it lasts. (((DRUDGE POLL))) YOUR VOTE FOR NOMINATED BEST PICTURE AVIATOR ====36%====1,781 FINDING NEVERLAND…

  • The Great Hal

    Bored on a chilly, wet Saturday afternoon, I took a stroll on the drudgereport page. I looked at a few of the articles listed as important … nah. So I then look down the list of links to column writers. One must know at this point: I go to the drudge site less than five…

  • Spanglish

    We saw the movie Spanglish the other night. It was a good story. It did have some “adult stuff” in it, though rated PG-13 … maybe should have been R. In any case, it wasn’t super apparent, what some of the stuff meant — to younger folks maybe. Those not schooled in the “world” that…

  • Mission: Save the World

    I didn’t watch the Inauguration Ceremonies on TV yesterday. All I did was see a bit of the poof-poof on Fox & Friends early in the morning, and then again this very morning, the morning after. The article I have below is from backwaterreport.com. Posted yesterday. And it firstly has the right quote. The sort…

  • Activism

    Ouch on Backwaterreport.com by Carmon. [dead site now 2024] In the January issue of   Chronicles, Chilton Williamson, Jr. has some disdainful words for most activists…”All of us are familiar with the activist in one cause or another, whose entire life is spent visiting websites, copying and posting links, e-mailing pre-drafted faxes, now and again…