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Nov30
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Ain't It Cool News caught my eye first thing because it has three posts in a row about the just-released movie, Turistas. It's another story of young good looking backpackers whose vacations go badly due to bodily mutilation, etc.
One loved it, one thought it was stupid and one was so-so. That's what I love about AICN - their impartial coverage.
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Nov29
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Andrew Sullivan is at the forefront of discussion about Mitt Romney's potential presidential bid. Romney is Mormon and will have to answer questions about how his religious beliefs would guide his decision-making as President. The discussion has been interesting,...
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Nov28
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Apparently Robert Scoble and myself aren't the only ones finding Digg, well, less than useful. Ethan Kaplan at Blackrimglasses says: "I like Digg, I like Kevin and Jay, but is it my imagination or has Digg become Fark? Its...
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Nov27
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Chris Pirillo live video-blogged himself tasting Jones Soda's collection of holiday beverages: Turkey and Gravy, Dinner Roll, Sweet Potato, Pea and Antacid. Apparently the Dinner Roll and Sweet Potato sodas weren't terrible, but I love his face while tasting...
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Ah, the Monday after a long holiday weekend. Everyone bright and cheery? No? Well, let's ease into the week and check out what the A List is talking about.Andy Beale says Barron's (the weekly financial newspaper) is "getting in on...
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Nov22
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For a lot of people in the U.S. Thanksgiving means travelling. It probably wouldn't be out of order to say that most spend more time traveling than enjoying Thanksgiving dinner. Here is a collection of posts to help you make...
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Nov21
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I went pheasant and quail hunting for the first time last Saturday. I've recovered enough now to talk about it. It wasn't shooting birds that was so difficult. In my opinion, those suckers have all the odds and run a...
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By now everyone has heard that OJ's confessional book and Fox interview has been cancelled. Although the books will be destroyed, it looks like OJ will still walk away with his reported 3.5 million dollar fee. Can't Ron Goldman and...
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Robert Altman, the director of MASH and Gosford Park, passed away this morning. His style was very unique, encouraging actors to talk over one another and improvisation, which made his characters seem very real. In fact, the first time I...
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Nov20
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FOX news isn't generally know for tasteful coverage, but the local affiliates here in Eastern Washington have refused to air OJ Simpson's interview about his book "How I Did It" "If I Did It".Applause to Dan Gillmore: O.J. Simpson is...
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Oddly enough, I just finished reading an article in my local newspaper about the regifting trend - you know, take an unwanted gift and give it to someone else. Then, I sit down and read my feeds and Halley Suitte...
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Nov16
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The story about researchers starting to crack Neanderthal genetic code is exciting because if they can take the code and compare it to human DNA and see if interbreeding occurred. Once they get to that point, I think their first...
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First of all, let me say that I do not condone this. While very funny, and a perfect revenge tool, Google should be used for only good, not evil purposes. However, if those of you less principled than I should...
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Feel free to blog about Larry King all you want - he'll never read it. Huffington post's Rachel Sklar writes about King's interview with Roseanne Barr (who I assumed didn't even know how to turn ON a computer). King not...
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In a light-hearted post, Obscure Store and Reading Room talks about NY students that hide cell phones in their underwear. Cell phones are banned in the public schools, but the girls admit to smuggling them in for boys. When the...
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Nov15
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Are they in civil war yet? The mass kidnapping in Iraq is yet another symptom of the disintegration of law and order in Iraq... if something that barely existed can be said to disintegrate.Andrew Sullivan links to this post: "When...
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Nov14
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Say goodbye magnetic poetry, these miniature magnets that are parts that can be assembled to create Rube Goldberg machines are priceless. Gizmodo got the scoop on these, but it is just a matter of time before our friends over at...
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Nov13
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PerezHilton quoting Carol Channing: "At one time there were seven men doing me in Las Vegas. I began to wonder if I had a glandular problem. But you know that the Bible says that that's not the way it's supposed...
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If you are a first time visitor who found out about AListReview and my second blog, DoRealTime from today's Orange County Register, welcome! You can find out a little more about me here and you can email me at diane[at]alistreview[dot]com...
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Gawker revels in the "execution" of commenters that are stupid, annoying and just plain witless. What blows me away is that the same person that writes this twaddle actually comes back and complains about being "executed."I suppose at some point...
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Nov 9
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I'm preparing for a three day retreat, starting tomorrow, at the ocean with a group of women from my eWomen Networks chapter. The theme of the retreat is "Dream Big" and we will be spending the extended weekend planning our...
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Nov 8
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Think about it - if Cheney shoots himself while quail hunting and Bush suddenly gets a moral and ethical conscience, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi would be our new president. Don't laugh - who would have thought Speaker Ford...
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I know, I'm stunned too. Didn't Bush say only last week that Rummy was in it for the long haul?The Washington Post says: "President Bush said Wednesday Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld is stepping down and former CIA Director Robert...
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Nov 7
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I'm very sorry about this folks, but I report on what is hot in the blogosphere, particularly the AList. Right now the hot topic isn't the elections or Saddam or Ted Haggerty. What has everyone besides themselves with glee is......
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Finally, election day is here. The day where America shows that its system of government is highly superior to any other country:Red State: "In precincts 7, 19, 51 in Philly, PA, the crowds are going wild. Inside several voting locations,...
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Nov 6
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I look forward to the elections every year because those stupid tv ads will finally stop and the mute button my remote will get a rest. I also enjoy comparing my votes with my husbands, as we generally cancel each...
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Talking Points Memo and the Washington Post both wonder if the timing of Saddam's guilty verdict will affect voters. In other states, perhaps, but in most Washington State counties we vote by mail and I voted last week. If anything,...
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I can't think of a better way to start out a Monday than making fun of looking at the coverage of Ted Haggard's fall from grace.Poor Ted. It really isn't his fault at all. His wife is to blame for...
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Nov 5
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The first thing Friday morning I faced the ultimate horror for anyone - geek or non-geek. My laptop computer crashed. My setup consisted of an older desktop machine, which I use mainly for testing apps, running Apache and my graphics...
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Nov 2
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I haven't weighed in on the whole John Kerry/bad joke fiasco yet because I know I'm going to get flamed big time and my email has already been out of control. By the way here's a great photo: Kerry's comment? ...
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Nov 1
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I'm trying out a new feed aggregator - Attensa, which was a sponsor of the Blog Business Summit. It has this interesting feature that watches your reading habits and ranks blogs according to how much attention you give that blog. ...
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