Reni

the other version was the Americanized version with baseball instead of footy......Jimmy Fallon was in it and instead of Arsenal, it's about the Boston Red Sox....... it was pretty disappointing. I am more of a baseball fan these days - so I am not opposed to making it about baseball. It just wasn't very good.

Happy Birthday! (okay, so this is an old picture - I took it at Highbury in like 2001) Spurs are Scum!!

that is such a great book! (though both movie treatments of it are crap)

don't be down - the ROCKET is on the way

Rambo saves blonde from the evil brown people.

I am a fan of Diet Dr Pepper

This was a decent book. I love the socio/political analysis. However, the details about labor organizing gets a little tiresome and dry. The scholarship is invaluable, though a journal article with a synthesis of the material and analysis would be a much better read. I did search academic journals to see if I could find one - but, I did not. However, Kelly does have a number of interesting articles out there. If African American and/or labor history interests you - you'd enjoy it. and up next..... update* I highly recommend this book

Hi Tim!!!

whew. now we can stop panicking about them not being in the Sunday mailer.

that is hilarious - and very close to home. I had that Darth Vader poster that is shown there - and I, too, "met" Darth Vader - at a JC Penny's!! I was terrified and cried and mom had to take me home before I even got up to him. I still remember hiding in one of those circular racks of clothes, peering out and seeing him across the room - so large and terrifying.

Want Two was pretty insufferable......I think there was maybe one song on there that I liked. He should have made one album out of those two. It seems all of his albums have gems and flops. I can't wait to hear this.

Sinatra Baseball (White Sox and Cardinals) Knitting Books NPR Race/Gender/Social Issues/Politics

wow, you got a salaried job right out of college?? lucky.

Yolanda King, 51, Actor and Dr. King

fancy lawyer like folk don't waste no time at MTSU.

I prefer these guys. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=297zDxqzUJo...ted&search=

I loved living in Nashville and was bummed when I had to move.

Thanks - it is the first of three, which will be spread out over the course of the next few months - African American History (post-emancipation), Historical Theory and Cuban History. I do love Langston Hughes. Sadly, I will be moving on tomorrow - as posted - Alabama Communists in the 1930's.

It's decent - it's a good, quick comprehensive read. Though if you already know a lot about the era, it might not tell you much more than you already know. I was reading When Harlem Was in Vogue but switched over to this one - because I wanted something that put the era in more of a socio/political context - and this one had a little more analysis on that front. I just went and ordered a Charles W. Chesnutt book after reading the chapter on literary foundations. I am fascinated/disgusted by the "plantation tradition" and "lost cause" nostalgia of white writing in the late 19th/early 20th

finishing today: and next:

Fred Phelps? Are you mixing up your wingnut religious nutjobs again? I dislike the new album intensely - but I hate Fred Phelps more.

yeah, I don't recall anyone saying that he "deserved" to die or had wished death upon him - maybe I missed something.