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Bloodied But Unbowed - Vancouver Punk New Wave Music Documentary
Henry discusses the state of music today and the resurgence of the D.I.Y. punk ethos.(Note: Webisodes are not scenes from the Bloodied But Unbowed documentary film; they consist of extended interviews, outtakes, and material shot specifically for thepunkmovie.com)
via thepunkmovie.com
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January 28, 2011
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December 22, 2010
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December 09, 2010
Jim Morrison Is Pardoned for Indecent Exposure Conviction - NYTimes.com
Morrison, the lead singer for the Doors, was convicted in 1970 following a raucous performance where witnesses said they saw him expose himself.
4:07 p.m. | Updated
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Jim Morrison, the charismatic front man of the Doors who died nearly 40 years ago, was granted a posthumous pardon by Florida on Thursday.
American predator drones patrol the Afghanistan and Pakistan skies, piloted from windowless trailers in the Las Vegas suburb of Nellis Air Force Base ... Americans concerned about nudity, pornographic language, and obscenity ... Jim Morrison pardoned a thousand or thirty or forty years after the fact. War then. War now.
December 08, 2010
"Slightly Crazy Blonde Disrobes for TSA" via Above the Law
I’m surprised we’re not seeing more of this. As TSA continues to scan and/or feel-up everybody who gets on a plane, raising questions under the Fourth Amendment, an Oklahoman woman stripped down to her underwear to prove a point.
According to a report by News 9 – Oklahoma, Dr. Tammy Banovac, 52, arrived at the Oklahoma City airport wearing an overcoat and in a wheelchair. When she got to security, she removed the coat, revealing her curvaceous figure — clad in nothing but a black bra and panties. She refused to go through the metal detector, so she had to be subjected to a pat-down.
Is there video? Would I be posting this if there wasn’t?
via abovethelaw.com
December 07, 2010
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November 29, 2010
Home — RESTREPO — A Film by Sebastian Junger & Tim Hetherington
On November 16, 2010, Staff Sergeant Sal Giunta of the 173rd Airborne will become the first living Medal of Honor recipient since the Vietnam War. His actions occurred in Afghanistan's Korengal valley during the deployment chronicled in the movie ‘Restrepo’. This fourteen-minute video tells his story.Read the complete text of Tim Hetherington's interview with Sal Giunta on Vanity Fair.
(Just finished Sebastian Junger's book, War)
