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Image from www.secsportsfan.com/sec-swimming-and-diving.html Southern Methodist University English professor and long-time editor-in-chief of The Southwest Review, Willard Spiegelman has a wonderfully reflective essay in the new issue of American Scholar on swimming — part personal memoir, part

Laura Ingraham hosted "The Factor" for Bill O'Reilly on August 22nd. Ingraham talked to Howard Gutman about the Obama VP choice and the McCain real estate uproar. Ingraham noted that Obama is outspending McCain by millions and that the Democrats are attacking Cindy McCain after crying about Michelle Obama being criticized earlier on - and that John McCain objected to ads about Michelle Obama.

Kind of a Major Update to the Following Post: Edwards Admits Sexual Affair; Lied as Presidential Candidate The word about John & Rielle’s Excellent Adventure keeps trickling into what some people insist on calling “the news.” Go get ‘em, well-paid media professionals! According to the New York Observer, Brian Ross at ABC News is looking into the John Edwards/Rielle Hunter story.

In the two weeks since the National Enquirer allegedly caught John Edwards red-handed, most of the press has treated the Rielle Hunter story like it’s coated with anthrax. The newspapers haven’t touched it, except in opinion columns about why the newspapers haven’t touched it.

In 2006, Roy Green published 101 Reasons to Love the Yankees and 101 Reasons to Love the Red Sox. Released by Stewart, Tabori, and Chang, these were nice little books (a similar book about the Mets also came out that year), full of pictures and brief texts about the author’s favorite moments and people for each team.

One of the neat things about educational videogames is the vast multitude of angles the research can take. Whether it is military/industrial applications, classroom adaptations, or medical appropriations, videogames can be used and studied in a wide variety of educational settings.

… his “brand?” Byron York at the National Review Online crosses the border to talk to a Democratic source and thinks Obama is diluting what got him this far. From the link: I just got off the phone with a well-connected Democrat, trying to get a better read on this Democrats-miffed-with-Obama

UK government called upon to ?embrace? pan-European ratings system. This is the press release that goes hand-in-hand with the post below. Tuesday 8th July/…The UK video game industry today called on Government to support a single games age ratings system in Europe to protect children.

"The Organizer" by Byron York at National Review gives voters a glimpse into Barack Obama's vaunted "community organizer" experience. York actually went to Chicago to find out more about Obama's service as an organizer in which he implies that he literally remade Chicago from 1985 to 1988 - the definition of organizer is in italics at the end of this post.

LIFE CRYSTALS, CAR SHAPED LIKE A SKULL, PIECE OF SHIT Directed by: Charles Band Written by: Alan J. Adler Starring: Jeffrey Byron, Mike Preston, Kelly Preston, Tim Thomerson, Richard Moll Rating: 1.5 out of 10 stars IMDB 1000misspenthours What did you think ~ Please leave a comment © LEENY for 353 REVIEW, 2008.