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Review: Swing Vote
Cinematical
Aug 22nd 2008 12:08PM Saw this movie last night, including myself there was only four people in the theater, but we laughed the whole way through. Reminded me on some of my favorite typecast costner movies (tin cup, bull durham, field of dreams, late80s, early ninties stuff) and yet present a fairly unbaised viewpoint (suprisingly) with a nice underlying theme of poverty/working poor in america.
In the ned I don't think this is worth 10 bucks on a weekend, but 5 on a mon-thurs and maybe a dvd purchase in a few months most definitely.
speaking of politically overhanded, seen primary colors lately?
Proceed with caution: Phthalates in baby products
ParentDish
Mar 19th 2008 12:38PM Also make sure you check the product packaging for Phthalates, and your toys etc etc
NPR did a story on this a month or so ago and went to china to look into the factories that make kids toys and found the ones making european toys are required to not use Phthalates and make the exact same toys that the toys for usa are....
iPhone SDK comparison chart
Engadget
Mar 6th 2008 5:37PM i know you guys don't like them, but what about palm os, they are still out there and have one of the largest app dev bases of all the mobile companies, plus j2me and flashlite, can it really compare to those for open access to developers?
BREAKING: Peter Jackson to Produce 'The Hobbit' and a Sequel!!
Cinematical
Dec 18th 2007 2:41PM The hobbit is divided in half in the book "There" to get to the the ring and "Back again" to get back to the shire (i think) hence the two movies bet there will be an extra extra long cut too
Improving science edumacation in Louisiana
ParentDish
Sep 24th 2007 3:16PM the best thing here is the fact that vitter is a huge hypocrite who has admitted to committing adultery with prostitutes... he is probably trying to use this 'educational' commitment to makeup for his past that is now coming to haunt him is a big way
The rumors are true, an explanation
Blogging New Orleans
Sep 14th 2007 11:29AM Unfortunately we are retiring totally. I may take up podcasting again in the future, but I don't think podcasting about the city will be on the agenda. The sadness and anger the recovery is instilling in me is not a good thing, so I'll need to take a step back from some of the realities of New Orleans for a bit and just be a normal citizen and not a true member of the NOLA blogosphere.
Time for a Katrina baby boom?
Blogging New Orleans
Aug 29th 2007 6:22PM unfortunately many of the people I knew weren't settled enough to get into the disaster based boom. I didn't have health insurance after the storm, so we weren't going to. One of the couples I know wasn't married yet, another had to repair a severely flooded small business in uptown and get back on track before booming (congrats K&A).
But I also know a number of people I work with thought my wife would be well on her way after the storm and many of them were ready to be new grandparents...
Brad Pitt returns to the scene
Blogging New Orleans
Aug 21st 2007 11:08PM more info on today's 9th ward green project tour by pitt's rippling muscles here:
http://www.klfy.com/Global/story.asp?S=6963346
Thomas Pleads Guilty
Blogging New Orleans
Aug 13th 2007 2:31PM all this for only 15 grand, so disappointing
A strange lack of sympathy for the 'homeless' at City Hall
Blogging New Orleans
Aug 8th 2007 11:45AM I forgot to add the reason why I brought up the illegals at the beginning of the the post. None of the group I saw on TV for this story was a non-american. Why is it that a group that truly earns income under the table and has no means of government support doesn't need to live on the street and another (the one in the post) is?
