Maybe I'll buy one with Pegi Young wearing HER dreamcatcher. Or do her dreamcatchings not even matter? Like she's nothing!

Don't remind me.

A holy day this shall be kept hereafter! Let us mark this occasion by heading over to 'Great Job, Internet!' to listen to a chimp play 'Shake It Off' on a xylophone.

HEY, EVERYBODY! LOOK AT THIS DUMMY WHO COMMENTED IN THE WRONG PLACE! LOOK AT HIM! TEE HEE HEE!

I can second that judgment of Fortress of Solitude.

Right, and also between allusion and deceit, the latter being the defining characteristic of plagiarism. As Alex says, Eliot's allusions were meant to be presented in the unfamiliar context of his own words, but the reader was still meant to identify them. Artistic 'theft' should be understood only as attempting to…

Shadwell, Virginia.

'Filed under: T. S. Eliot'!? Good show. You're classin' up the joint.

I think these games could bring much needed urban renewal to the city. The challenge is to ensure that all socioecomic strata see the benefits, and that the games are conducted in a way that respects environmental sustainability.

Twas. If Fox News ever tempts me to defend the Clintons, I need only remember that they kept Leonard Peltier (and countless others dubiously convicted) locked up while pardoning Marc Rich, the fugitive billionaire who funded Hilary's Senate campaign.

Like Plato's philosopher-kings, Jessica Williams has proven she is the correct choice by virtue of her being unwilling to rule.

Goodman's interview with Bill Clinton was entertaining. He called in to spout some of his studiously folksy bullshit to get the vote out for Gore in what he obviously expected to be a friendly chat and she continued to ask him lacerating questions until he hung up in exasperation.

He exhibited the mentality of that 'rally' throughout, really. Most recently when he stated that as much squabbling as goes on in US politics, they were all on 'team civilization' as against the terrorists. And his interviews with Rumsfeld, Franks, Yoo and so on were less than trenchant.

. . . bikini summertime yoga!
- Kim Kierkegaardashian

Even better was their rendition of 'Tecumseh Valley' in the same set. Can't say I've heard that Emmylou track.

Matthew Perry is increasingly sinister looking. I have a feeling that picture is about as funny as that show will get.

Iris Dement is wonderful, too. Far from prolific, but each album is great, including her last which was all but ignored.

I'd add 'Someday' from Guitar Town. I seem to recall him referencing that album negatively on a subsequent album, but it's a very good one.

My favourite cover of 'Pancho & Lefty' is the one Jason Isbell and Elizabeth Cook did on Letterman's music program. It's fantastic.

'Fire'. Yes, I think I will 'fire' her.