Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Herman Cain ad
This is the frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination. And yes, it's a real ad.
Labels:
American Politics
Monday, October 24, 2011
Coolest NPR names
10. Lakshmi Singh, Newscaster
9. Ina Jaffe, Correspondent, National Desk, Culver City, CA
8. Yuki Noguchi, Correspondent, National Desk
7. Nell Greenfieldboyce, Correspondent, Science Desk
6. Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson, Foreign Correspondent, Cairo
5. Sylvia Poggioli, Senior European Correspondent, Foreign Desk
4. Neda Ulaby, Reporter, Arts Desk
3. Mandalit del Barco, Correspondent, National Desk, NPR West
2. Doualy Xaykaothao, Reporter/Producer, Seoul
1. Ofeibea Quist-Arcton, Foreign Correspondent, Dakar
Labels:
American Politics,
Geopolitics
Carspotting: Fallon edition-- Bradley GT
Apparently, this was a popular VW Beetle-based kit car that was supposed to have gullwing doors. More info here.
Labels:
Cars,
Cars- VW,
Carspotting
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Carspotting: Winnemucca edition-- 2 Pontiac Bonnevilles
I'm back! More trip reports will be coming. I've enlarged my photos from the prior trip posts below.
I spotted this green Bonneville on my drive back to the motel last night after an excellent Basque dinner in Winnemucca. This morning, as I left town, I found it at the same spot. And when I was done taking pictures of it, I noticed the newer Bonneville parked right across the street.
I spotted this green Bonneville on my drive back to the motel last night after an excellent Basque dinner in Winnemucca. This morning, as I left town, I found it at the same spot. And when I was done taking pictures of it, I noticed the newer Bonneville parked right across the street.
Labels:
Cars,
Carspotting
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Friday, October 21, 2011
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Photos of Ceausescu, Qaddafi, and the hole Qaddafi was hiding in
And now, he's dead.
Here's where Qaddafi was hiding.
Here are photos of Qaddafi and Romania's Ceausescu. The pictures are graphic and that's why I'm displaying them as discretely as possible. Eight months ago, I compared Libya 2011 with Romania 1989. It's fitting how their respective rulers' last photos, showing them dead and sprawled out on the ground, look nearly identical.
Here's where Qaddafi was hiding.
Here are photos of Qaddafi and Romania's Ceausescu. The pictures are graphic and that's why I'm displaying them as discretely as possible. Eight months ago, I compared Libya 2011 with Romania 1989. It's fitting how their respective rulers' last photos, showing them dead and sprawled out on the ground, look nearly identical.
Labels:
Geopolitics,
History
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