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If you like comedy, PR or the occasional inside scoop on the entertainment world,
then drop by for a daily dose written by me, Kambri Crews, producer and publicist to comedians and more!
Tuesday, November 30, 2004
And So This is Christmas!
I came home from a perfect night of friends, holiday spirt, New York quirkiness to find this write up in Backstage for Ballyhoo Promotions' clients Allison Castillo, Ophira Eisenberg, Christian Finnegan, Sob Stories & Sweet Paprika. That sure is a nice way to end a beautiful night.
My friend Susan had her 6 year old boy in tow. "HILLARY! HILLARY! HILLARY DUFF!" he  would shriek
any time
he saw a flash of blonde
anywhere.
Funny. I'm not being sarcastic. It was actually funny.
Tony Bennett was terrific; the homemade hummus and tzatziki from my favorite neighborhood Greek deli, Calista, was gone in about 20 minutes; Jessica Simpson was, well, the same as she always is; Hillary was okay (sorry to break it you kid, you and your little girlfriend have some growing up to do); and that Swarovski tree topper is just a sight to behold despite these pictures not doing it justice.
Moments before the lighting, Sheila & I headed downstairs where I gave my favorite security guard my leftover wine. We then had access to the best view of a tree in New York City as it was being lit.
 
We took a few snapshots before heading up 5th Avenue to take in the spectacular window display (actually, it's the whole freaking building) of Saks Fifth Avenue and the always superb window dressings of Bergdorf Goodman's. While walking along the latter, we came across this amazing Van Cleef & Arpels window dressing:
That's one dumb thief, eh?
--Kambri
Go to Bergdorf's, seriously. The displays are exquisite!
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Monday, November 29, 2004
Busy Week
* Tomorrow is the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting and my fourth consecutive year to have a private viewing in the dark oak conference room on the 3rd floor of the British Empire Building. For such a scmhaltzy event, I really enjoy it from the comforts of my perch equipped with a bathroom, food & wine...heat. Assuming I capture anything worthy, I'll post a pic or five.
* Wednesday - Jeff Foxworthy roast at Hammerstein Ballroom for Comedy Central.
* Thursday - After-work drinks to hand off a surprise gift.
* Friday - Birthday party.
* Saturday - Double date with my best boyfriends ever. Yes, boyfriendS plural.
* Sunday - Collapse into a ball with Paquita OR catch up on emails, web design, newsletters and planning for two very important meetings for next week.
--Kambri
Intern wanted, apply here.
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Saturday, November 27, 2004
Holiday Gift Guide - I Love the 80s Style
 For anyone on your gift list aged 25 to 40 (give or take?) who was ever known to play an arcade game, I recommend the Namco 5-in-1 Classic Arcade Game. Travel back to the '80s and enjoy Pac-Man, Rally X, Dig Dug, Galaxian, and Bosconian. Okay, I have no idea what the last game is, but the other four RULE!
Positives:
* Plug it in and play.
* Hyper affordable ($15.77 plust tax & shipping) due to Wal-Mart having employed lots of illegal slave labor. Hey, whatever it takes to entertain me and my friends at a low, low cost.
* High nostalgia factor. Who in that age group doesn't remember playing a round of Pac-Man at least once in their lifetime? Don't play coy. Even I did, and I lived in shed.
* Endless hours of ignoring your daily duties like cleaning, interracting with humans, eating.
Negatives:
* No pause feature.
* The entire CPU is contained in its body. That means for bulky joystick action. I never thought I had arthritis till I reached round 9 of my 100th game of Dig Dug.
* 4 AA batteries required. At the rate I'm playing, Duracell will see a spike in sales in the Astoria, NY region. Time to invest in rechargeables.
Overall:
Use the potty, grab your drink with a long sippy straw, get cozy and play till your recurring carpal tunnel syndrome rears its ugly head.
Video Clip Bonus
I know it's untimely, but behold the wonder that is Anna Nicole Smith (click to play video):
--Kambri
At the end of the clip, I do believe she is watching her boobs bounce whilst she claps. They still astound even her. A wise investment.
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Friday, November 26, 2004
Sick of Your Family Yet?
Then read the latest Ballyhoo Promotions Newsletter which has info on the aforementioned free movie screening as well as a hilarious photo of Christian Finnegan as a drunken Santa in a bathroom which should run in the next issue of Time Out NY. (Crossing my fingers.)
--Kambri
Resting comfortably 1,500 miles away from my nearest relative.
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Thursday, November 25, 2004
Happy Thanksgiving from the Rainbow Room
--Kambri
Mmm...turkey.
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Wednesday, November 24, 2004
You Are Cordially Invited to a Free Screening
You're invited to see a screening of the comedy FIRST TIME CALLER starring Fred Willard, Chris Elliott, Patrick Wharburton, Mo Rocca, Ed Helms and more!
Thursday, December 9th
Loews 34th Street Cineplex
312 W. 34th St.
New York NY, 10001
7:00pm Screening - Doors Open at 6:00pm
Many of the stars of the film are expected to be in attendance and seats are filling up quickly, so RSVP ASAP BITLAYMO here:
www.firsttimecaller.com/nyscreening/rsvp.html
--Kambri
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Tuesday, November 23, 2004
Just Sit There and Look Pretty
This item in today's Page Six reminds me of a Christian Finnegan joke about George W. Bush and his relationship with Dick Cheney:
Somebody get Nicolas Cage's new wife, Alice, an American history book -- and quick! Spies at the L.A. premiere of "National Treasure" last week said Alice, 20, seemed befuddled when someone talked to her about the Declaration of Independence. "She looked at them and said, 'What is the Declaration of Independence?' " . . . Cage, 40, quickly came to the rescue and said, "I'm sorry -- please don't ask my wife any history questions." Continue reading Declare Her a Dunce! [Page Six]
Now compare Nic Cage's real life to Christian's bit:
George W. Bush is basically like that ex-girlfriend (or boyfriend, as the case may be) who you got along with in private, but you always avoided bringing to parties because you were afraid of the stupid shit that was bound to come out of her/his mouth. You know the feeling-- she's babbling to your friends about how she often suspects that she's clairvoyant, and you're silently screaming, "Shut up. Shut up. Please shut up. No... No... That's not how that word is pronounced. Please stop talking. Please, for the love of christ. Fucking kill me now." But then, someone like that prick France comes up to you and says "Dude...your girlfriend's kind of an idiot." And, all of the sudden, you're like "Hey, FUCK YOU! At least I have a girlfriend!"
-- Kambri
I hope Alice enjoys her "national treasure" while it lasts.
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Monday, November 22, 2004
"Why has [Saturday Night Live] gotten so bad?"
"It's unwatchable." So says George Hickenlooper to Molly Shannon on Dinner For Five, backed up by David Cross who says, {paraphrased quote, forgive me} "It's just terrible. It's so political which is [death] to a creative environment."
Watch it and Molly Shannon's diplomatic response at 1:30 PM on Thanksgiving Day during their marathon.
Afterwards, watch Aileen Wuornos, Life & Death of a Serial Killer on HBO*. It is heads and shoulders above the previous installment (Aileen Wuornos, The Selling of a Serial Killer, 1992). I am part saddened, repulsed, venomously angered and pathetically resigned at her life and ultimate fate. May she and her victims rest in peace.
Quick Fact: The biker bar in Port Orange, Florida where Wuornos was arrested on 9 January 1991 has become a tourist spot, with the slogan: "Cold Beer and Killer Women."
Disturbing Fact: At age 14, Aileen gave birth to a boy fathered by a local pedophile who later killed himself. Said baby was put up for adoption. Oh woe be the parents who happened upon this child. Actually, he would be the ideal case study in the "Nature vs. Nurture" debate. I wonder if he knows his beginnings, if he is a psycho, if he is a success.
--Kambri
*Or football & the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade if you're too wussy.
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Saturday, November 20, 2004
Dog Day Afternoon
I've just spent the last hour sobbing uncontrollably at Jane's New York: A Dog's Life. [View clip] (Oh good Lord, I just re-watched the clip and burst into tears again!) Please visit http://www.nyacc.org and consider adopting a dog of your own or making a donation. I realize this request makes me a hypocrite since Paquita was not adopted, nay she was purchased throught the American Kennel Club for a hefty fee. I will try to make it up to those doe-eyed innocents in need of love by donating my time and money. Maybe I could put together a charity/comedy event. Hmmm...
AM New York & Two Shows 
The AM New York party was fun despit the bar being woefully understaffed. I ran into The Greg Wilson and Sam Shaffer (pictured right DJing a party ages ago) so I wasn't on my own for long. Plus it was a major pick up scene. This whole newspaper publishing business must be chock full of sordid tales of staff hookups. I just may have to apply as an intern to get my own fly-on-the-wall perspective.
I left the open bar early, yet still tipsy, to make curtain time at the Kraine Theater. Wow! What dark humor that had me throwing my head back, screaming with laughter. I really do love murder. A bit too much for Christian's liking...I was Aileen Wournos for Halloween and I've often wondered aloud what my preferred victim will be when I turn serial killer. (Hetero male, married or cohabitating, 30s, white, mysoginistic tendencies, you get the picture.)
I digress. If you weren't there, you missed out on seeing Allison Castillo in Bellybutton by Bob Powers. Lucky for you, CTRL+ALT+DEL by Andres DuBouchet and featuring Anthony DeVito will have an extended run in December produced along with another Bob Powers' one act Snowman which will have you cringing in horror while you laugh at the brutally honest look at people's selfish motivations in love.
--Kambri
These playwrights are going places. Catch them now before you can't afford it...unless it's in a movie, then you could afford it, but seriously...support them now, while they need it.
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Thursday, November 18, 2004
Tomorrow is the 1st anniversary of AM New York. I'd never even heard of it till about three months ago when suddenly Metro NY & AM New York began dueling all over town. I'll be going to their invitation only shindig at Spirt DJ'd by Paul Sevigny. I'm going solo. This could be fun or an absolute disaster. Stay tuned.
No lie, I actually prefer AM New York because they edit their own event listings whereas Metro NY simply publishes the daily picks as chosen by Time Out NY. Time Out NY is great. I'll buy my own copy of Time Out NY. Give me something else, Metro. Something Time Out NY may have missed due to its publishing deadlines.
Afterwards, I'll be heading to the Kraine Theater to partake in two shows for $10. One is written by Bob Powers and features Allison Castillo, the other is by Andres DuBouchet and features Anthony DeVito.
--Kambri
Who could ask for anything more?
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This week's Best Week Ever preview:
Premiering tomorrow night at 11:00 PM EST on VH1.
ON U2 TEAMING UP WITH APPLE COMPUTERS TO RELEASE A SPECIAL BLACK iPOD WITH U2'S SIGNATURES ON THEM, AND APPEARING ON iPOD COMMERCIALS
CHRISTIAN FINNEGAN: "With the help of Apple Computers, I really think that U2 is finally gonna hit the big time."NANNY 911 CHRISTIAN FINNEGAN: "I don't know what sort of repressed guilt these parents have that theyneed the world to know how crappy they are, you're basically daring SocialServices." JESSI KLEIN: "I think "Nanny 911" is actually part of the Bush Administration's plan topromote abstinence ... cause no one's having sex once you've seen these kids."
--Kambri
Check your local listings. That means you, Mom.
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Wednesday, November 17, 2004
What the ?!?!?!
No, seriously, what the ?!*#_@(#()!*@#)( Thirteen men in wheelchairs; handicapped women hunters working with mops; gay, handicapped "bears" currently prowling the planet; and this quote "Bears don't belong out in the wild," Payton says. "They belong dead or dancing on balls at the circus."
--Kambri
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I sent my mom home this morning, so it's back to a regular schedule again. I'll miss her, but I won't miss how exhausted I was am.
Some of the unique experiences she had include:
-- Watching the red carpet arrivals for Christmas with the Kranks which premiered outside my door at Radio City Music Hall.
-- Being a part of the Today Show plaza crowd.
-- Going to a private art showing featuring the work of Julia Briggs & Donald Scalea at the most awesome apartment ever.
-- Getting called up on stage by Christian Finnegan.
-- Having cocktails at the chi-chi SoHo Grand where Paquita is allowed to dine.
-- Having some woman on 49th Street put her two blue and gold macaws on my mom's shoulders and take a photo.
-- Watching Seth Herzog (or rather his silhouette) dance naked behind a sheet and seeing his ding-a-ling (her words) dangle a little too low to be concealed.
Regarding the latter, she approached Seth after the show and told him how much she enjoyed his *ahem* performance and that she saw his ding-a-ling. His response, "I did it just for you."
--Kambri
Thanks, Seth! You made her day!
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Monday, November 15, 2004
Beavers Make Dam Out of Stolen Money.
Since Friday, the weather has been splendid for my mom's visit. We spent much of yesterday at Carl Schurz Park viewing the sign language scultures of Dorothy Frankel, watching Paquita anxiously watch the dogs in the small dog run (she was so nervous, she drooled and vomited!), and checking out Gracie Mansion.
Afterwards, we took a trek to NYU in the East Village where this Spring I will be taking a class. My mom was too tired to continue to Tompkins Square, so we headed home for the night and watched The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen on cable.
Tonight is Eating It at Luna Lounge where Christian will reprise his hilarious We Are the World sketch as part of their special musical themed show which will also feature Peggy Lee. I cannot recommend it enough. Here is a photo from the last time he performed it:
--Kambri
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Saturday, November 13, 2004
Yesterday was quite possibly the worst weather day a tourist could ask for. My mom was a trooper, though, and lingered outside the Today Show for an hour hoping to be caught on camera. She wasn't. She wandered through St. Patrick's Cathedral and Rockefeller Center before calling to see if there was a place she could go sit down and read -- it was simply too cold, wet and windy.
After a lunch at Stardust Diner -- trying to think over the voices of the waitstaff singing such tunes as New York, New York and Hopelessly Devoted to You -- she took in Bridget Jones' Diary: The Edge of Reason. Knowing she was tucked away in the safety and warmth of the 42nd Street AMC, I returned to my office and got zero work done.
After her movie, Christian and I met her at Chevy's for a quick munch and cocktail before we headed over to a private art showing at an apartment on the 40th floor (below the penthouse) at The Strand featuring the work of Donald Scalea and Julia Briggs.
Their work was almost overshadowed by what is quite possibly the most amazing view in all of New York City. Don't believe me? Well, Christian has lived here for over 13 years and insisted he had never seen anything like it.
Christian bought a piece from Julia (pictured) which now rests comfortably on my breakfast nook.
--Kambri
Isn't she lovely?
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Friday, November 12, 2004
Wholesome fun the whole family can enjoy!
Even though we have been dating for nearly two years, Christian met my mom for the first time yesterday evening when she arrived safely from Houston, Texas. He treated us to dinner at The Brick Cafe before we headed in to the City for a gig Christian had at The Slipper Room.
The show was going well enough -- one British comedian did call my mom out ("there's a deaf woman in the house") when I had to sign to her in sign language what the comedian had just said -- then Christian was called to the stage as the final performer. He did a few minutes before segueing into a bit called "How is This My Fault?" in which he talks about traveling with me, his girlfriend.
"Speaking of my girlfriend, that deaf woman in the audience is her mother. She is in town visiting. She's actually not totally deaf. She can hear if you YELL AT HER! In fact, Christy, that's her name, why don't you come to the stage?"
[Audience applauds and searches the room for "Christy"]
My mom looks to me with excited, wide eyes and asks, "Does he really want me to go up there?!?!" Her look hints of uncertainty and slight fear, as though she will be made butt of some terrible joke.
As I pull her out of her chair, I say "Yes, they're waiting for you!"
[Christy gets on stage to wild applause. They engage in mild banter.]
"You're here visting New York. Where are you from?"
"Houston, Texas."
[No applause, save for a tepid clap or two.]
"But you voted for John Kerry?" Christian asks.
"Oh yes I did," Christy replies emphatically.
[Wild applause. Some hooting.]
"You and I have just spent about two hours together, what do you think of your daughter's boyfriend so far?"
"I think he's pretty cool."
"Do you think your daughter and I have a future together?"
She skeptically replies, "Oh I don't know about that!"
[Huge laughter from everyone but Christian. A few people turn to look at my horrified reaction.]
"Oh, really? Well, maybe you would like her to give you grandchildren?"
She glances my way with raised eyebrows, "Well, yes, but Kambri has always said her career comes first."
"Well, we have a little surprise for you."
[My mom's eyes grow the size of silver dollars as she whips her head in my direction. Audience gasps, shocked & thrilled giggles & laughter fill the room.]
She simultaneously mouths and signs, "You're pregnant?!"
Christian says, "Were. We aborted it."
[My mom grabs her forehead in mock shock. Even more shocked & thrilled gasps and giggles fill the room.]
He continues, "On that happy note, why don't go back and take your seat. Come on everyone, give a round of applause to my mother's girlfriend!"
The "DJ", Craig Baldo, chimes in, "Woops, mother's girlfriend?"
Christian responds with his trademark, "Paging Dr. Freud!"
After the show, the comics approahed her to compliment her on her "performance". She said, "I wish I had known he was going to do that, I would have prepared some funny answers!"
[What? Is she a comedian?]
"Oh, no, you did just fine."
She was up at 7:00 in the morning on the phone with my stepdad telling him the whole story. Well, actually, she was trying to tell the story but had it all wrong and couldn't remember most of the important details which meant she had to interrupt the conversation every two seconds to ask, "How did it go again?"
--Kambri
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Wednesday, November 10, 2004
Set Your Tivo
Christian Finnegan appears on McEnroe airing tonight at 10:00 PM EST on CNBC. He does a few minutes of stand up then chats with John during which he managed to get a plug in for his upcoming 1-800-Flowers gig and Best Week Ever. Speaking of the latter, check out these bloopers from the show.
 Book Launch Party
Here's a pic of Christian and I at the book launch party for the new cookbook by Serena Bass called Serena, Food & Stories. It was great fun and well attended by lotsa fashionista types -- Arnold Scaasi, Kate Spade, Plum Sykes, et. al. And Rocco DiSpirito, too, whom I chatted with about the recent photo in the NY Times of Serena's country home. It was surreal being part of the paparazzi blast when Christian was mobbed by about six to eight photographers all at once. I don't think he's ever had that kind of attention thrown on him but he handled himself like a true professional comedian, and mugged with silly little smirks and hand gestures.
After they decided they had taken enough shots, my friend Sheila's guest "whispered", "Hmmph, I didn't know he was 'somebody'." Christian insists she was then more friendly with him, but I couldn't tell a difference. I guess "somebody", in her book, is defined as someone worthy of the attention of photographers . . . well somebody should tell her our wallets haven't caught up -- we took the subway home.
--Kambri
Click here for more photos from the party. Or here for many more photos of us.
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Monday, November 08, 2004
One thing I forgot to mention from the weekend is that Allison Castillo was prominently featured in the last episode of VH1's Best Week Ever which will re-run till Thursday. Catch it while you can!
--Kambri
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Sunday, November 07, 2004
Friday night, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart correspondent Ed Helms appeared in Sweet Paprika which, incidentally, got a Gawker plug and also got a nice write up. Read the full review here.
Sadly, I missed the show as I was with Christian Finnegan, Dennis Haskins (Mr. Belding, to you), Nick from the Apprentice and countless other "where do I know that guy" type "stars" trying to convince college program directors to hire my clients. It was fun, but I am exhausted to the core. I simply cannot keep up with the youngens any more!
Or maybe I'm just burning the candle at both ends, since I can't seem to say "no" to an invitation. Tomorrow is a book party, Tuesday is Sob Stories, Wednesday I clean house because on Thursday my MOM IS COMING TO VISIT!!! Then Friday we have lunch with Jack and an art gallery opening, Saturday cocktails & pottery, and the list goes on.
--Kambri
I simply couldn't tell her "no"!
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Friday, November 05, 2004
Goodbye, Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn
Flash: Ed Helms from The Daily Show with Jon Stewart is performing at Sweet Paprika tonight!
Last night at Social, the room was packed with well wishers, cast, crew, writers of past and present, VIPs from Comedy Central and more. Colin was in great spirits as were Ken Ober, Greg Giraldo, Nick DiPaolo and, well, everyone. I guess that had all known it was coming so there was no use crying about it. Congratulations to them for having had a successful run.
I had such a great time chatting with new brand spanking new Editor in Chief for Jest Magazine, Frank Santopadre. He has big plans and new ideas that I think will take this publication to the next level. Incidentally, this month's issue is riotous and my boyfriend and client, Christian Finnegan, has another installment of What My Favorite Album Says About Me. View past installments here.
I also met Mike Sweeney, the head writer for Conan O'Brien. This man has the most interesting life story -- he simply must put it down on paper and share it with the world.
--Kambri
Thank God it's Friday!
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Thursday, November 04, 2004
Concessions
My friend Adam Felber, who gets paid to be brilliant, penned this, his "concession speech". Please do read the whole thing as it is a funny and humbling piece, but here is an excerpt that says so much better what I was trying to say when I typed this: "They benefit from our tax dollars which are a helluva lot more substantial than the measly corn-growing-income they contribute."
...We in blue states produce the vast majority of the wealth in this country and pay the most taxes, and you in the red states receive the majority of the money from those taxes while complaining about 'em. We in the blue states are the only ones who've been attacked by foreign terrorists, yet you in the red states are gung ho to fight a war in our name. We in the blue states produce the entertainment that you consume so greedily each day, while you in the red states show open disdain for us and our values. Blue state civilians are the actual victims and targets of the war on terror, while red state civilians are the ones standing behind us and yelling "Oh, yeah!? Bring it on!"
--Kambri
Oh, yeah, and Ex-NFLer Held in Siegfried & Roy Drive-By Wha?
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All Good (?*) Things Must Come to an End
So today is the final episode Tough Crowd w/Colin Quinn. I'll be going to the taping and after party for all former guests and crew and friends of Colin. Not sure how much of a celebration it will be with such a dark cloud above us: a main source of income being shuttered and the country divided more fiercely than I've ever imagined it could be in my lifetime, in this modern age. If anything, it will be filled with lively discussion. Watch it on Comedy Central tonight at 11:00/10:00 EST/CST.
Here's a sneak peak on tomorrow's episode of Best Week Ever on VH1:
Christian Finnegan on Matthew McConaughey befriending a ghost in his house by walking around nude, "See, they both have nicknames for each other. Matthew McConaughey calls the ghost Madame Blue. And since he walks around in the nude all day, she calls him Lefty."
--Kambri
*I guess if it were good, it wouldn't end...well, yes it would, since nothing lasts forever.
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Tuesday, November 02, 2004
Election Day 2004
On this day in history, I was officially declared a student at NYU.
This story rules(via Drudge Report): 300 children bitten by 'blood sucking' monkeys at famous Indian temple
I voted. It's always an overwhelming thrill for me when I'm making my way to the polls. I actually got that tight chest, I might cry kind of feeling. Is that weird or does everyone feel that way?
Along the lines of the JibJab political satire animations, comes this take on the Bohemian Rhapsody.
Everyone in my voting center was around 35 or younger and white. Interesting considering my neighborhood (Astoria) is always classified as the most ethnically diverse in all of NYC. It was organized but cramped with tables, so it was a clusterfu*k of people weaving in and out. If the lines get long there, it's going to be miserable.
Remember what I said about today's woman voting to honor those women who fought for our right to do so? Here is what Liz Smith had to say in her column today:
HERE'S MY message to women. For a while, I had on my desk an article about women being tortured and killed in prison. When I first looked at it, I thought it was about the horrors in Abu Ghraib. Actually, it described what had happened to suffragettes before, during and after 1900, as women sought the vote.
The piece was so revolting, I could hardly read it, and then I misplaced it. Today, I'm thinking of those tortured, sacrificed and denied women. We need to honor them and put our voting franchise to use.
"If not now, when?" asked the Jewish philosopher Hillel. When do we intend to become fully functioning in doing our civic duty? Women must ask whether they intend to continue to let well-off, white American males decide the country's fate. Do we want only these men voting on our destiny?
Even if we don't like either candidate, surely there is one candidate who has something you like better and with whom you can identify. Think about the ultimate fate of the Supreme Court and cast your vote for its direction. Vote today!
--Kambri
If someone told you you couldn't vote, I bet you'd want to then!
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