Posts Tagged ‘Ted Hughes’
Friday Morning Links!
* ICYMI! SFFTV CFP: “When the Astronaut is a Woman: Beyond the Frontier in Film and Television.” At the link there’s also details for SFFTV’s year-round reading period.
* Climate Scientists Warn That All Super Mario Levels Will Be Underwater by 2025.
* Okay, but it’s only barely half.
* Ethnic cleansing remains the one arena of policy where this White House can focus. Emboldened by Trump, U.S. Border Officials Are Lying to Asylum Seekers and Turning Them Away.
* Trump Lawyer Marc Kasowitz Threatens Stranger in Emails: ‘Watch Your Back , Bitch.’
* I sincerely hope the lawsuits associated with this pronouncement bankrupt Anthem.
* Game of Thrones fan fiction getting serious now.
* At the end of the second Obama administration, there seemed to be more time and world in which to noodle around with those questions than there is today. In this new age of anxiety and emergency, existential threats seem very close indeed. Our own game of thrones has taken a terrifying turn. Winter is other people.
* It is ridiculous how beyond debate the collusion case has become and how little it matters anyway.
In retrospect Dems should have just cooked up argument it’s unconstitutional to repeal Obamacare. GOP showed it doesn’t matter if it’s true.
— Gerry Canavan (@gerrycanavan) July 14, 2017
Nuke-the-sky lawsuits over repeal’s constitutionality, explaining how blue states will refuse to implement, promising single payer, etc.
— Gerry Canavan (@gerrycanavan) July 13, 2017
* Why Are We So Unwilling to Take Sylvia Plath at Her Word?
* SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING (dir. John Hughes, 2017). This will definitely hold up in court. I hope this is still legally binding. At this point I’d at least hear them out. When you stare too long into the abyss. From A to Z.
Amazing post. Zuckerberg is going to extraordinary lengths to connect with average Americans. pic.twitter.com/ELBXean4rw
— Pixelated Boat (@pixelatedboat) July 14, 2017
in the future, every famous person will be President of the United States for 15 minutes
— Gavin Mueller (@gavinmuellerphd) July 13, 2017
* The war on drugs goes speculative.
* Income Inequality Will Survive the Nuclear Apocalypse.
* And Here’s Your First Look at an Insanely Detailed Model of Disney’s Star Wars Land.
Written by gerrycanavan
July 14, 2017 at 8:00 am
Posted in Look at what I found on the Internet
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Tuesday Links
* How—and why—writers’ papers end up in British and American libraries.
* The Guardian loves China Miéville and radical SF.
* Creeping cowboyism: White House Tells Media It Was Ready to Risk War with Pakistan. We can take comfort I suppose in the fact that this is 99% bluster; full-on war with Pakistan was not a likely outcome of the raid. There’s more from TPM, where Josh Marshall speculates there could actually be some meat to this.
* Obama to pick a fight on immigration reform.
* Could Democrats retake the House in 2012?
* Almost forgot to link to this amusing, time-travel-flavored Tom Tomorrow cartoon.
* And a trip inside Mike Huckabee’s brain.
Huckabee has joked that he “answers” to “two Janets.” One is his wife, Janet Huckabee. The other is Janet Porter, the onetime co-chair of Huckabee’s Faith and Values Coalition. And Porter, the former governor has said, is his “prophetic voice.” But that voice has said some weird things over the years: Porter has maintained that Obama represents an “inhumane, sick, and sinister evil,” and she has warned that Democrats want to throw Christians in jail merely for practicing their faith. She’s attributed Haiti’s high poverty rate to the fact that the country is “dedicated to Satan,” and she suggested that gay marriage caused Noah’s Flood. And there’s this: In a 2009 column for conservative news site WorldNetDaily, Porter asserted that President Barack Obama is a Soviet secret agent, groomed since birth to destroy the United States from within.
Written by gerrycanavan
May 10, 2011 at 9:53 am
Posted in Look at what I found on the Internet
Tagged with Afghanistan, archives, Barack Obama, Bush, China Miéville, cowboyism, Democrats, Don't mention the war, general election 2012, House of Representatives, Huckabee, immigration, libraries, Osama bin Laden, Pakistan, radical SF, research, science fiction, Ted Hughes, This Modern World, time travel, Tom Tomorrow, wingnuts, writing