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27136 [lbo-talk] Newsmax does Sam Smith -- rank: 1000
<http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2003/8/1/123445.shtml>
Document Size: 4686
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Aug 5 11:02:35 PDT 2003
27137 [lbo-talk] Re: Dull, dull, dull -- rank: 1000
mike larkin wrote: >I was on a conservative list awhile back where people >were gloating that the creator of B&B is a >conservative and that the show was a rare example of >right wing humor in Hollywood. Is this true? Judge may have been, but the head writer Eichler wasn't. By the way, the model for Daria was Eichler's son, who, aside from being male, was a dead ringer in looks & personality for her. Doug
Document Size: 4943
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Aug 5 08:29:10 PDT 2003
27138 [lbo-talk] Re: Dull, dull, dull -- rank: 1000
Chuck0 wrote: >Are you talking about Beavis and Butthead before the ban on "fire" >or after it? Hmm, good question - I'd forgotten about that controversy. You can't make a revolution without at least a little fire, right? One of the more thrilling celeb experiences of my life was meeting former B&B head writer Glenn Eichler, who told me that the demo tape that Mike Judge brought to MTV showed the boy heroes smashing a frog with a hammer. The network brought in smartass New Yo ...
Document Size: 5082
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Aug 5 08:05:56 PDT 2003
27139 [lbo-talk] Re: Dull, dull, dull -- rank: 1000
Kelley wrote: >i find discussions that posit a wanting left against which >individuals define themselves as superior very pedestrian. Unless you're positing yourself as superior by defining yourself against someone else's positing of superiority?
Document Size: 4747
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Aug 5 07:53:53 PDT 2003
27140 [lbo-talk] Re: Dull, dull, dull -- rank: 1000
Carrol Cox wrote: >Is Seinfeld really the supreme model for attempts to change the world? Too neurotic and solipsistic. Call me old-fashioned, but I still adhere to the Beavis & Butt-head model. Doug
Document Size: 4693
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Aug 5 07:51:01 PDT 2003
27141 [lbo-talk] Bush demographics -- rank: 1000
An interesting table from Gallup that characterizes Bush's re-election support against a generic Democrat. Columns show support for Bush, the Dem, the difference between the two, the number in the sample, and a column I added that shows that N as a percent of the total sample (a rough approximation of their share of the pop). Race and religion are pretty important... generic % of Bush Dem net N= samp White Conservative Republicans 95 2 93 627 18% White Ma ...
Document Size: 13066
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Tue Aug 5 06:13:04 PDT 2003
27142 [lbo-talk] more cell phones -- rank: 1000
For more than you'd ever want to know about the legal restrictions on making unsolicited calls to cell phones, the pollsters' nightmare, see <http://www.cmor.org/govt_affairs_news0802.htm>. Doug
Document Size: 4763
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Aug 4 07:11:10 PDT 2003
27143 [lbo-talk] Bring Them Home Now: Leaflets & Website (from Stan Goff) -- rank: 1000
Carrol Cox wrote: >the lack of any coherent context >widespread (and empty) slogan >the speaker or >writer has nothing to say >particularly fatuous Welcome back, Carrol! Did you have a restful visit to the Northwest? Doug
Document Size: 5164
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Aug 4 06:38:24 PDT 2003
27144 [lbo-talk] Socialism, asceticism, prudishness...corrugations -- rank: 1000
Carrol Cox wrote: >Whatever. But building materials have to be carried to the site of the >building. If it's at the top of a mountain range, or in the middle of >semi-desert territory with poor roads, or on an isolated island, that >can be difficult and expensive. Really? You learn something new every day. The corrugated tin convenience store I was referring to was by the side of a highway in Oregon, a state well-endowed with a very attractive construction material, wood. Doug
Document Size: 5244
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Mon Aug 4 06:30:17 PDT 2003
27145 [lbo-talk] Socialism, asceticism, prudishness... -- rank: 1000
Dennis Perrin wrote: >When I lived in Indy (my birthplace), I used to write letters under >the name David Standifer <http://www.carolyar.com/DavidStandifer.htm> David Standifer was a prominent member of Brashears Creek church, as early as 1803. He was usually a messenger to the Association, and appears to have been an active member of that body. His preaching gifts were not above medium, at any time, and were slow of development. He appears to have been of a practical, business turn, ...
Document Size: 6005
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Sun Aug 3 16:57:18 PDT 2003
27146 [lbo-talk] a nasty image of SZ -- rank: 1000
<http://www.mladina.si/projekti/duplerice/slavoj-zizek/>
Document Size: 4795
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Sun Aug 3 14:11:17 PDT 2003
27147 [lbo-talk] [lbo-talk] Socialism, asceticism, prudishness... -- rank: 1000
Chris Doss wrote: >I can only speak about the USSR itself, and that only second-hand, >but my impression is that they had a "don't ask, don't tell" about >just about everything sexual outside of the traditional married >couple, which was supposed to be the foundation of Communism. I remember Ernest Mandel lecturing during the perestroika days, and contemptuously referring to the Soviets, "with their petit bourgeois morality...." But an Italian journalist who'd tra ...
Document Size: 5388
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Sun Aug 3 13:39:10 PDT 2003
27148 [lbo-talk] Polling Methods -- rank: 1000
Michael Pollak wrote: >Also, is it true their predictive power hasn't been reduced? I'm just parrotting what the AAPOR-ites say - I haven't factchecked them. >I thought in >the last presidential election the unchallenged consensus of the polls for >3 months running up to the election was that Bush would win the popular >vote. (Although some thought Gore might possibly win the electoral >college.) They've also got lots of state & local elections to test the polls against. B ...
Document Size: 5162
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Sun Aug 3 13:20:43 PDT 2003
27149 [lbo-talk] Polling Methods -- rank: 1000
Jon Johanning wrote: >Yes, I know that those things are nonsense, but respectable outfits >like the NY Times seem to refer to the "respectable," Gallup-type >polls as often as they can, apparently attempting to back up their >impressions on what the public is thinking with "solid data." They are pretty solid within their limitations (e.g., they reproduce conventional categories of thought and classification, ask only questions that elites think important, disallow ...
Document Size: 5148
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Sun Aug 3 10:33:00 PDT 2003
27150 [lbo-talk] more RDD -- rank: 1000
Cliff Staples wrote: >I think cell phone numbers are still assigned by location, more or >less. So, if they had the numbers in the RDD sample, and if people >weren't pissed about answering, you would still have geographic >representation. People carry them all over the place and even keep their numbers when they move. Parents give their college-age kids cellphones. This isn't me talking - it's the polling pros. Doug
Document Size: 4862
Author: Doug Henwood
Date: Sun Aug 3 10:30:09 PDT 2003
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