Studios have more or less mined their vaults for what DVD-releasable material they have, says The New Yorker. This was going to happen at some point.
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Studios have more or less mined their vaults for what DVD-releasable material they have, says The New Yorker. This was going to happen at some point.
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All due respect to Niall Ferguson and Tom Barnett, but they’re hardly the only guys to posit a convergence between China and the US. Firefly major domo Josh Whedon has too — and he clearly doesn’t like the idea.
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Stephen Bainbridge rubbishes the idea that the Community Reinvestment Act caused the Wall Street meltdown:
Put simply, the freezing up of the credit markets doesn’t have anything to do with either affirmative action or illegal immigration, and people who believe it does are on a par with the conspiracy theorists who think fluoridation is a Chicom [...]
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Just remember, guys, the cover-up is always worse than the crime:
Metadata found on Microsoft’s creative copy used in its ‘I’m a PC’ ad reveals that the graphics were actually produced using Macs running Adobe Creative Suite 3. After the details were published on the Flickr photo sharing site, Microsoft scrambled to polish off the embarrassing [...]
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What I find interesting about the split-screen cut that occurs here during this Biden clip is that it occurred on Fox News:
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Blogging has been admittedly light the last few days. I haven’t been reading many blogs in that span either. Frankly, I’m seeing a lot of hackery out there from even established names, low-quality posts with low-quality links, seeming to suggest that the ’sphere is becoming corrupt in way it claims the MSM to be.
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Someone at Amazon obtained the full series of posters for W, Oliver Stone’s new movie. They rock:
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Back in my college days, I sat in on a presentation from a Miller Brewing marketing person who was explaining the thinking behind company’s then-popular “less filling, tastes great” ad campaign. The ads were noteworthy for their light touch (the George Steinbrenner/Billy Martin spot remains a classic) but the Miller rep’s takeaway point was that [...]
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Sports information guy at small football school misprints phone number on news release, sends sportswriters scrambling to call a phone-sex line instead of the coach’s weekly news conference. Hilarity ensues:
When I dialed in, the voice on the other line said, “Hi sexy, you’ve reached the one-on-one fantasy line.” I gasped, hung up and figured I [...]
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