Daily Archives: October 7, 2006

Jeneane versus the New York Times

By Frank Paynter | Published: October 7, 2006

Jeneane tops the Times in this clip from David’s Maastricht keynote. This is the bloggo-omphalo analysis… are you an innie linker or an outie? The New York Times is an innie. Jeneane is an outie:

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best viewed in baskerville 10

By Frank Paynter | Published: October 7, 2006

when I read this, with little liza jane playing in the background, my first inclination was to cop some Klimt and post it… Danae probably, that face, the curves, beautiful ripe young womanhood with a shower of gold coins. Klimt totally tops Titian in the Danae dept. I remember the good old days, when I [...]

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Poet…

By Frank Paynter | Published: October 7, 2006

William Meloney writes poetry. I like it. His imagery, his presence, his vision, his style… it’s a brave thing to share from the heart. “Adrift” begins… Sitting alone, except for the insistent cat at my ankles, across the dayroom, through the open door I watched my father sleep. This blog, 2Voices, is like the jeweler’s [...]

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Condoleezza Rice evades charges over 9/11

By Frank Paynter | Published: October 7, 2006

Bill Van Auken writes, The fixation of both official Washington and the mainstream media on the emails of Congressman Mark Foley (Republican of Florida) and the Republican House leadership’s cover-up of his pursuit of teenage male pages has served to divert public attention from a far more significant cover-up of a far greater crime. The [...]

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