Aint No Right

I think the McAvoy character resembles Olbermann in demeanor, style, and people skills. #1 How does he not also resemble Rush Limbaugh, or any pundit then in that same regard? As far as Olbermann's "political agenda," as I recall he went after everyone regardless of which side of the aisle they wer...

It is obvious that his character (even though he is a republican) is modeled after Keith Olbermann. I completely disagree. Suggesting that almost seems to miss the point of what the characters on the show are trying to accomplish, thus the point of the entire show. Olbermann is an overt liberal wit...

episode 4 is not quite so good. three was awesome. I like it enough to stick with it, but it's super preachy, and Mac is increasingly unbearable. the soap opera-y stuff has me a little bored at times, but jeff daniels is fantastic, don and jim are mirrors/foils, and the charlie character is endeari...

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/answer-sheet/post/loch-ness-monster-real-in-biology-textbook/2012/06/26/gJQAPhwr4V_blog.html?fb_ref=sm_btn_fb&fb_source=home_multiline osted at 03:32 PM ET, 06/26/2012 Loch Ness Monster real in biology textbook By Valerie Strauss This would be funny if it weren’t...

no way should it be banned. I think this is something the government should not have control over. We sort of agree, except that there's a difference between government policies that increase awareness/education, and straight-up telling individuals what they can't do. But it isn't a strict issue of...

Adurentibus Spina wrote:Chaos, that article just seems to repeat what I quoted... which is that it has an effect in infancy... but that's not a reason to do it.

I misunderstood your use of the phrase "partial myth."

That's a partial myth. Avoiding bladder infections - it used to thought that circumcised boys and men had a much lower chance of bladder infections. The AAP now knows that this benefit is very small, and is only true for the first few years of life. After that, there is no difference in the number ...

Die Welt wrote: "The circumcision of Muslim boys is just as heinous as the archaic custom of the genital mutilation of little girls.

Uh, no it isn't.

Healthwise, uncircumcised boys/men are more vulnerable to bladder infections.

Erin Allday, the author of the above article, is apparently quite the reporter.

Two fans:

http://www.drugwarrant.com/2010/12/erin ... his-topic/

http://autisticjournalist.wordpress.com ... in-allday/

http://www.sfgate.com/default/article/Extreme-distance-running-Too-much-of-a-good-3700510.php :noclue: Plus, doctors and scientists don't yet fully understand exactly what happens to athletes' hearts when they run long distances or at a sustained hard pace. A recent study by the Mayo Clinic, where ...

lost my jstor privileges and probably won't have them back until august If you have established residency in the state where you currently live, you can gain access to academic databases through your local library. Although they may not be as extensive as what you are used to, access to JSTOR is us...

i'm headed to the doctor today. i have had a blocked tear duct for the past week. sounds like no big deal but brain tumors can cause that and the same thing happened to my mom and they found a tumor. my eyesight has been getting worse lately and that is another symptom. the tumors can be hereditary...

@Nausearockpig - Glad to hear your wife is doing better. Is she taking any anticoagulants?

LJF wrote:
Water helps, but as I've gotten older my body just can't process alcohol the same way.

This is not unusual. Studies indicate that as you age you don't process it in the same way; more alcohol stays in your body and for a longer period of time.

93XRT telephone interview with Perry regarding aftershow:

http://cbswxrt.files.wordpress.com/2012 ... 2.mp3?dl=1

Jasper wrote:

Nikolaj Coster-Waldau

I am so glad that his character has not been killed off the show.

Larry B. wrote: Setting her house on fire might just be a little over the top.

You think?

This story has been in and out of the news for some time. I haven't paid much attention to it, so I am continually surprised each time there is another story about Lance Armstrong; I had assumed his situation had been resolved. I do not know what to think about LA's guilt or innocence, but the testi...

Also, check out Jaz's bursting seam in his boiler suit in this clip: 4BgFsOwFZvk :lol: You may find this blog post from March interesting: http://www.junkarchive.co.uk/wordpress/?p=3029 Killing Joke – Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall, 14 March 2012 http://i607.photobucket.com/albums/tt157/silas22/jazdres...

http://mittvennandnow.tumblr.com/ HELPING OUT MITT ROMNEY, ONE VENN DIAGRAM AT A TIME. Mitt Romney's campaign team needs your help. Unable to understand Venn diagrams, they released a series that are in no way coherent. So we started helping them. They could probably use your help, too. Send us you...

I so can't wait for the debates. :lol: http://tinyurl.com/6qxtwxy HOW NOT TO VENN DIAGRAM by Lisa Wade, 1 day ago at 10:00 am Mitt Romney’s campaign put out a set of graphics illustrating a “gap” between what Obama promised and what he has delivered. The graphic is in the form of a Venn diagram, a v...

http://www.onlineprnews.com/news/242241-1341447680-lollapalooza-partnership-results-in-berklee-scholarships-student-performance-at-festival.html Lollapalooza Partnership Results In Berklee Scholarships, Student Performance At Festival The First Berklee Lollapalooza Endowed Scholarship Recipient Wil...

http://www.austinchronicle.com/blogs/news/2012-06-27/gop-opposes-critical-thinking/ One of our eagle-eyed readers emailed us to point out this unbelievable passage in the RPT 2012 platform, as adopted at their recent statewide conference. "Knowledge-Based Education – We oppose the teaching of Highe...