6/23: Morning Communique
[CITY PAGES BLOGS]
Jack Sparks busts on Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham for distracting people from his recent chicanery by bringing up a flag burning amendment The Other Side of Country.
Steve Perry turns us on to Kennedy conspiracy theorist turned movie business columnist Edward Jay Epstein at Culture to Go.
[THESE DAYS]
Sperling's BestPlaces culled data on 50 U.S. cities from both public and private sources to publish the Fifty Healtiest Cities in America, with Minneapolis-St. Paul ranked thirteenth, and apparently partially located in America's Dairyland according to the chart's "MN-WI" state designation.
Guilford Senior Resident Superior Court Judge W. Douglas Albright has stated that an oath taken on the Quran is not a lawful oath under North Carolina law. The law refers to laying one's hand on the "Holy Scriptures."
Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) apologized Tuesday for calling TV reporter Ted Oberg a "mo-fo."
[MINNESOTA BLOG OF THE DAY]
Tracy E. is a microscopist that slips cools things under his microscope and publishes the results at Artsy Science.
[TIME WASTERS]
John Aravosis at AmericaBlog is calling out the Today Show for restricting their wedding contest to hetero couples.
Adult Movie Posters of the 60s and 70s
Someone spent a lot of time and effort putting telephone ads from the 1910s through the 1970s on the internet, the least you can do is go take a look.
[FREEDOM OF SPEECH]
"You know I've got one of those wonderful ideas... women should be dressed in white like all the other domestic appliances."
"You know, if Houston, Texas, was held to the same standard as Iraq is held to, nobody'd go to Houston, because all this reporting coming out of the local press in Houston is violence, murders, robberies, deaths on the highways."
"Oh my God, his daughters! I'd love to party with his daughters. I'd love to meet them. I totally want to have sex with them."
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