Italian Miner Protests Slits Wrist On TV In Protest Of Mine Closure
A Sardinian miner has slashed his wrist in a live TV address, in protest against the closing of a local facility. Some 100 workers barricaded themselves in front of the mine, which is packed with almost 700 kilograms of explosives.
C&L's Late Night Music Club With Tears For Fears
This song was used brilliantly in a scene from the great and strange film Donnie Darko and has been a favorite of mine for a long time. It was also hilariously parodied on Youtube with a literal version of the official video. Hope your week got off
Worst Person: Rush Limbaugh Doubles Down On His 'There Were Union Workers' At The Mine Explosion
Rush Limbaugh is Keith Olbermann's Worst Person for this latest hackery -- Rush Lies Again: ‘There Were Union Workers’ At Non-Union Mine Explosion
Mike's Blog Roundup
The Rural Blog: A congressional investigation has found that the coal-mine disaster that killed nine people in Utah last summer could have been preven
Late Night Music Club With Natalie Merchant
This classic union song was written by Florence Reece in 1931 while mine owners were terrorizing coal workers in "bloody Harlan County." Florence's hu
Mike's Blog Round Up
Agitprop: "Ex-White House Jesus Freak-in-Charge caught plagiarizing the Pope." Not making that up.
Inarticulate Fumblings: Heterosexuality questionna
Late Night Music Club With J.J. Cale
A friend of mine who works for Eric Clapton just called me all exited because he got word that The Road to Escondido had won the Grammy for best conte
Mike's Blog Roundup
Radimisto: Mitt Romney has spent about $1million per delegate. Lance Mannion has more...
King of Zembla: Ser-en-DIP-i-ty
Informed Comment: Turkey hi
Is CNN Color Blind?
What's with all those ridiculous colors that populate their BIG primary/delegate country wide map? John King says, "I should have done that in a diffe
Journalist Thinks Blogging Is Dangerous...for Whom?
In an op-ed piece for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution entitled "Unfettered 'citizen journalism' too risky", David Hazinski, a former NBC corresponde
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