Hitchens’s bird
Hitchens Gives the Finger to Maher’s Audience for ‘Frivolous’ Jeering of Bush
More birds: Maynard vlogging
Steve has it.
Way to go, Jack!
Keifer gets the Emmy. Jack’s campaigning.
Via Not Exactly Rocket Science, Gene Simmons hails Israeli soldier
People of taste will have to hire large people in overcoats to stand in front of the ads and block them from view. (h/t: Francis Porretto, who just joined Reform Club)
Today’s articles from Maria:
The Cult of Soros
Why Britain Stopped the Terror Plot
Back to the basics: What the modern day feminist movement can learn from the suffragists
Radical feminists have forgotten the roots of feminism. They have distorted the term so much that many young women shy away from it, refusing to label themselves as feminists. They have reduced “women’s issues” to an incessant debate over reproductive rights, complaining about fictional forms of oppression ad nauseam in the process.
Worst of all, throughout all their complaining, the feminist movement ignores the plight of women around the world. Feminists from Hillary Clinton to Code Pink have even gone so far as to say that Iraqi women were better off under Saddam Hussein. Better off under an oppressive dictator? That hardly sounds like a voice of justice and equality for women.
Treat inmates with respect, prison staff are urged…
Soviet Ghosts Haunt the World Council of Churches
First Saint Christopher, now Pluto: Pluto gets the boot
How open borders turn Americans into roadkill
Press release: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/8/prweb426068.htm
My father had a mild form of aphasia: Can she see it in his eyes?
Via Beth, Careers and Marriage
A recipe: Salmon cakes
How-to video time!
Salud! How to make a Balsamic Vinegar Martini
Good manners whie eating bait: How to eat sushi
I can’t have any, but here’s How to make naan bread
Yet another reason to have bare wood floors: How to clean coffee from a carpet
Update
SPECIAL THANKS TO TOMMY FOR FIXING THE RSS LINK!!
Hurah for Tommy!
Update 2
What, no Katrina post or items?
Nope.
