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18721 [lbo-talk] Sopranos looking for gay leather extras, BM a + -- rank: 1000
[from another list] I am the background casting director for The Sopranos and I'm trying to circulate the following casting notice to all organizations that might be interested. Melissa Braun Grant Wilfley Casting 212 685 3537 ext. 53501 The Sopranos Seeking men to portray Gay Leather Bar Patron extras on an upcoming episode of the HBO television series, "The Sopranos." Paid compensation for those selected. Tattoos, body piercings, and leather wardrobe a plus. No experience necessary. ...
Document Size: 5342
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Jul 18 16:18:15 PDT 2005
18722 [lbo-talk] Air (Pax) America(na) -- rank: 1000
Joseph Wanzala wrote: >Just heard on Air America's Al Franken Show: > >(paraphrasing) (Franken interviewing New Yorker writer) > >New Yorker guy: "For the sake of Democrats and future elections, we >must hope for the success of George Bush's foreign policy." > >Franken: "We've been saying all along, we have to make it >(occupation of Iraq) work." I think I've said before, years ago I saw Al Franken in Riverside Park wearing a Bruce Babbitt in '88 t- ...
Document Size: 5095
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Jul 18 16:07:27 PDT 2005
18723 [lbo-talk] Identity wars, was fartback -- rank: 1000
Wojtek Sokolowski wrote: >Doug: >> People who blow themselves up in the course of blowing up others >> aren't leaders, they're footsoldiers. >> > >Franz Fanon was not a foot soldier, yet he advocated blowing others up. He didn't do it himself, did he? Osama gets other people to blow themselves up, which is what makes him a leader. Doug
Document Size: 4961
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Jul 18 14:32:10 PDT 2005
18724 [lbo-talk] Identity wars, was fartback -- rank: 1000
Leigh Meyers wrote: >Why was the Cuban revolution led by a Columbia educated >lawyer, and a dentist(...in his homeland that's "doctor"). People who blow themselves up in the course of blowing up others aren't leaders, they're footsoldiers. And it's pretty icky to compare the Cuban revolution to jihad. I think the Cuban revolution was a very good thing, and jihad a very bad thing. Drawing a comparison between the two is pretty icky. Doug
Document Size: 5019
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Jul 18 13:30:34 PDT 2005
18725 [lbo-talk] WBAI crisis -- rank: 1000
Pacifica connoisseurs: Friday's teleconference of the finance committe of the Pacifica national board is mostly about the financial crisis at WBAI. All four glorious hours of it are at <http://kpftx.org/archive.htm#finance050715>. I just listened to about an hour. As CFO Lonnie Hicks put it, WBAI is on the critical list. There's not enough cash on hand to get through September, even with layoffs. A two-week special fundraiser begins tomorrow, but if it's like the last one, it won't help m ...
Document Size: 5028
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Jul 18 13:26:31 PDT 2005
18726 [lbo-talk] Identity wars, was fartback -- rank: 1000
Chris Doss wrote: >I'm overlimit here, so last post. If over limit, why another post? Doug
Document Size: 4632
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Jul 18 12:36:23 PDT 2005
18727 [lbo-talk] What caused the bombers to bomb? -- rank: 1000
Gary? wrote: >"She added: "I have talked with a psychologist who says many Jamaicans >have been mis-diagnosed with schizophrenia when they were merely >expressing themselves in patois." A psychologist friend of mine did some research long ago showing that people of low socioeconomic status are more likely to be diagnosed as schizophrenic, and people of high status, as manic. Doug
Document Size: 5022
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Jul 18 12:11:44 PDT 2005
18728 [lbo-talk] yippee! -- rank: 1000
lbo at inkworkswell.com wrote: >We'll be mentioned and thanked for work on Ehrenreich's book, due in >August. I was surprised about that, but she is a very nice, >thoughtful person. I think she's pretty tremendous all around. She's been pumping out great stuff for what, 30 years, and it keeps coming. Her writing manages to be popular, serious, thoughtful, and entertaining all at once. Is there any better journalist in the US? Doug
Document Size: 4971
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Jul 18 12:06:55 PDT 2005
18729 [lbo-talk] Susie Bright's radio show rerun... -- rank: 1000
<http://susiebright.blogs.com>Susie Bright's Journal - This week's edition of In Bed is a rerun, and for once, I have a fascinating excuse: I was recording my new show at KUSP, our local public radio station, in the little studio next to the air room, when all of a sudden, a VERY LOUD ACCORDION started bleeding into our sound room. We had to abort because of an squeeze box- Isn't that always the way? In any case, this particular vintage audio show, #159, is one of my favorites...The them ...
Document Size: 5435
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Jul 18 11:58:46 PDT 2005
18730 [lbo-talk] Identity wars, was fartback -- rank: 1000
Chuck Grimes wrote: >To a certain extent this is a distinction without much of a >difference. The current US-Euro imperialism via globalization of the >corporatized and western secular life is a concommittent to the >material and concrete processes of exploitation in foriegn lowest cost >labor markets. The social consequence of these economic processes must >be fairly destructive of the fragile societies they impact. The >fragility (and hence cheap labor) comes from the evid ...
Document Size: 5478
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Jul 18 10:42:46 PDT 2005
18731 [lbo-talk] Finding the elephant in the room -- rank: 1000
Carl Remick wrote: >>From: Doug Henwood <dhenwood at panix.com> >> >>Carl Remick wrote: >> >>>[Where oh where can that bombing motive be?] >>> >>>Anger Burns on the Fringe of Britain's Muslims >> >>The point of this article is that British Muslims have a long list >>of grievances. The invasion of Iraq is a big part of it ... > >Yes, a big, big part of it ... sort of like Mrs. O'Leary's cow. >There was a lot combu ...
Document Size: 5501
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Sat Jul 16 15:38:31 PDT 2005
18732 [lbo-talk] Finding the elephant in the room -- rank: 1000
Carrol Cox wrote: >Doug Henwood wrote: >> >> it's not the whole story. > >Some day a mathematician is going to win a Nobel prize in something or >other by arguing profoundly that the denominator is not the whole story >of fractions. > >This phrase -always, not just sometimes -- is in practice (and probably >in intention) a way to abort discusion because scoring stupid points >about the superiority of denominators to numerators is far more >entertaining. ...
Document Size: 5311
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Sat Jul 16 14:32:27 PDT 2005
18733 [lbo-talk] Finding the elephant in the room -- rank: 1000
Carl Remick wrote: >[Where oh where can that bombing motive be?] > >Anger Burns on the Fringe of Britain's Muslims The point of this article is that British Muslims have a long list of grievances. The invasion of Iraq is a big part of it, but (and this is going out to Carrol Cox) it's not the whole story. You snipped this part: >A recent poll commissioned by The Guardian found that 84 percent of >Muslims surveyed were against the use of violence for political >means, but only 3 ...
Document Size: 6341
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Sat Jul 16 13:24:39 PDT 2005
18734 [lbo-talk] Re: Low Life (was "Come friendly bombers" ) -- rank: 1000
snitsnat wrote: >I've forgotten the name of the woman who interviewed terrorists >across the world. I want to say it was Jennifer something. I've >posted material from here as has Doug. There was a nice long piece >in the FT, oh about 14-16 months ago perhaps? Doug, do you remember >it? I know what you mean, but I can't find it. Doug
Document Size: 5183
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Sat Jul 16 12:30:25 PDT 2005
18735 [lbo-talk] Great Whites - Polish jokes not appreciated. -- rank: 1000
Has anyone ever collected Stalin's witticisms? Peter Lavelle wrote: >Yes. (Now the Kremlin - though it won't publicly say >it - sees Poland is "your" problem with great relief). >Good for the Poles, they keep on our toes. > >--- Doug Henwood <dhenwood at panix.com> wrote: > >> Did Stalin really say that socialism in Poland would >> be like a saddle on a cow? >> > > Doug
Document Size: 5312
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Fri Jul 15 16:27:09 PDT 2005
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