March 7, 2005
Another sign the apocalypse is upon us

The Discovery Channel has a new show: Power tool drag racing. Solvency.

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February 24, 2005
For M*A*S*H fans

Dr. Frank Burns died last week.

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January 30, 2005
Flipping channels

So, 300 channels and there's nothing on, but I did catch bits of a couple of shows that I would like to share. You see, right now they're bouncing around in my head killing brain cells and will continue to do so until I can let it out to torture someone else. First, some channel […]

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November 13, 2004
Dysfunctional CBS News

On Wednesday night, CBS News broke into "CSI: N.Y." to report the death of Palestinian terrorist Yasser Arafat -- angering viewers who didn't get to see the show's exciting conculsion! With just a few minutes to go before the 11 p.m. local newscast, this was a bad call. A crawl along the bottom of the […]

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August 1, 2004
Dukes of Hazzard

Thanks to Neflix I've been watching the first of three DVDs of the old Dukes of Hazzard TV series. The video quality is pretty good, but they should have spent some time cleaning up the audio before transfering the shows to DVD. The show first aired in 1979 and it's interesting, 25 years later, to […]

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July 27, 2004
Good TV

I've been watching USA Network's new summer series "The 4400" lately. The premise of the show is that space aliens have been abducting people (4,400 to be exact) for about 70 years and one day they dump all of them back on Earth and they can remember nothing of what happened to them. Though they […]

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July 26, 2004
Seen on the Tour de Lance

I was just reading a wire story recapping this year's tour with a focus on other riders anxiously hoping for Lance Armstrong to retire. The story mentioned a banner posted on the most arduous climb of the tour by an American fan. A roadside banner on the mythical L'Alpe d'Huez featured a map of France […]

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June 14, 2004
Local TV news is useless

I saw a couple of the local evening newscasts and one story piqued my interest. San Diego's Metropolitan Transit System is raising the price of its monthly pass. The increase varies anywhere from 50 cents to $2, depending on your age. But they never tell you what the cost of a monthly pass is -- […]

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June 3, 2004
On TV

CNN was on the TV closest to me at work this evening. I'm probably the only person around who prefers Fox News for the most part. Larry King had on Bree Walker and her husband Jim Lampley. Walker used to be an anchorwoman for one of the local San Diego stations back in the '80s […]

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April 13, 2004
Pinkerton's folly

New York Newsday columnist James Pinkerton's latest column suggests that with last week's release of the Aug. 6 PDB, voids any credibility that the Bush administration has regarding preventing terrorism and the 9/11 attacks. If you knew that President Franklin D. Roosevelt had received a memo a month before Pearl Harbor entitled, "Japanese Determined to […]

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