I cannot believe that the Jon Stewart crew, usually quite good in their research, used a segment from the Tapestry of Bayeux, which depicts the Norman invasion of Anglo-Saxon England, as a basis for a fake depiction of a "Plumber's Crusade" (occasioned by the shocking news that Joe the Plumber is now a war correspondent in the Gaza strip ( Read more... )

I've often wondered what would happen to Jon Stewart when a real show-man would come on the show. Former President Bill Clinton was kind enough to answer my question by monologueing Jon into the corner.

Want to teach your children that dressing with furs is bad and to hate the Olsen Twins? No problem - try this website and see if it helps.

I just spent almost two hours watching the entire God Spoke Al Franken documentary on YouTube.

Wow.

A book is your personal printout of an electronic resource. Or that is at least what the new Amazon.com upgrade facility allows you to do; once you have bought the physical copy, you can read, search and annotate the online version.

These kinds of innovations always make me think of Gnosis-specialist Kurt Rudolph, who apparently retired when his ( Read more... )

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