Natter from Na-Nupp » The Sweetest Sound Posted 18 minutes ago It’s been a rather somber day. But, as I sit hear and contemplate the tragic events of this morning, I am pleasantly distracted. Inch and TR are both in bed and DH and I are downstairs doing the internet/TV/basement things that we do. The monitor is on and I hear Inch singing her ABC’s, conversing with her baby doll, giggling. ... [Link]
The Screening Log » Work on 'Iron Man' sequel has begun Posted 41 minutes ago In a recent interview with The Los Angeles Times, helmer Jon Favreau said work on the "Iron Man" sequel has already begun.I know that's not exactly the most exciting information, but at least we know the project is already in development. Marvel and Paramount are shooting for a late April release date in 2010. The first film opened this May ... [Link]
Instapundit » No title Posted 49 minutes ago "A LEADER THAT GOD HAS BLESSED US WITH." Heh. [Link]
Russ McBee » Diebold admits to dropping votes Posted 57 minutes ago Diebold (now called "Premier," since their previous name has become radioactive) has admitted that their electronic voting machines contain a critical flaw which can drop votes: A voting system used in 34 states contains a critical programming error that can cause votes to be dropped while being electronically transferred from memory cards to a central tallying point, the manufacturer acknowledges.The ... [Link]
RoaneViews » The KnoxViews from Denver Posted 57 minutes ago Randy Neal, mentor, blog consultant, and superior photographer, to RoaneViews will be at the Democratic Convention to give us insight from the Tennessee point of "View". [Link]
The Prettiest Denny's Waitress » Close encounters Posted 60 minutes ago Here's a conversation I had the other day near the end of a 20-mile day hike in the Smokies:Me: Where the hell have you been? I've easily walked over 200 miles of the trails in this park alone over the past couple of years, not to mention the decade before that spent traipsing all over the rest of the southern ... [Link]
Domestic Psychology » bad things happen Posted 70 minutes ago Something bad happened in Knoxville today. As soon as it happened, some people began seeking solutions. Some people just wanted to place blame. Memories of the school, the community, the past and the present are being woven into the story. I did not attend this school. I attended a school of privilege in a city on the other end of ... [Link]
SouthEastern Sports Blog » Picking the BCS Participants Posted 72 minutes ago Next week is game week, so we'll finish up the preseason stuff here over the weekend before turning our attention to kickoff and who's not on UCLA's injury report. The most prestigious of preseason prognostications - that's how preachers type - is to pick the National Champion. But since I've now crossed the threshold into the realm of the completely ... [Link]
Gene Patterson » Another Tragedy Part Two Posted 73 minutes ago Local blogger Brian Hornback points out that Knox County schools already has a set of portable metal detectors. According to Hornback, the machines were essentially mothballed because of legal concerns over their use by a school board member. That may soon change. I’m hearing that discussions are already underway to use the portable detectors in spot checks throughout the school ... [Link]
RobbyEdwards.com » Fascinated By Posted 73 minutes ago Fascinated By by Robby Edwards Glacier National Park, August 2006 A couple of times during this trip, I found myself stopping to photograph some dead trees. It seems I had become fascinated with them. [Link]
RobbyEdwards.com » Dashing… Posted 73 minutes ago Dashing… by Robby Edwards Glacier National Park, August 2006 We had observed a black bear foraging in the brush a couple of hundred yards or so up the side of a mountain. We watched her for a while until she disappeared into the thicker undergrowth. After a few moments, there was some motion in the bushes by the side of ... [Link]
RobbyEdwards.com » Smoke in the Distance Posted 73 minutes ago Smoke in the Distance by Robby Edwards Glacier National Park, August 2006 In the distance smoke rises from the fires burning in the park. This was taken from the Going-to-the-Sun Road as we were making our way down from Logan Pass. [Link]
RobbyEdwards.com » Little Lamb Posted 73 minutes ago Little Lamb by Robby Edwards Glacier National Park, August 2006 On our way back from Hidden Lake we passed this little lamb just laying by itself near the trail. [Link]
The Screening Log » Sony pushes back 'Quantum of Solace' release Posted 83 minutes ago Now that David Yates' "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" and Catherine Hardwicke's "Twilight" have been moved to a new release date, it's time for James Bond to join the club.According to Variety, Sony and MGM have decided to push back Marc Forster's "Quantum of Solace" to Nov. 14, 2008.The story of “Solace” is strongly tied to “Casino Royale” and ... [Link]
Straight White Guy » British...... Posted 107 minutes ago ...... I'm worn out..... absolutely and completely, worn out...... Hell's Half Acre has witnessed a flurry of activity today that it hadn't seen in at least the three months..... my goodness, what a day..... trees have been planted, sprinklers left... [Link]
Instapundit » No title Posted 2 hours ago IT DOESN'T SAY GOOD THINGS FOR VISTA that Amazon is bragging that it still has XP for sale. [Link]
The Screening Log » Extended 'Nights in Rodanthe' trailer premieres Posted 2 hours ago They may have had a troubled relationship in Adrian Lyne's 2002 thriller "Unfaithful," but this time, Richard Gere and Diane Lane share a little more love on the big screen. In George C. Wolfe's upcoming romantic drama "Nights in Rodanthe," they play two individuals who are struggling with their own crises and eventually turn to each other for comfort. As ... [Link]
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