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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Ten signs you’ve slipped into the underclass
Here’s how to tell you’ve hit bottom Make a list that traces your downward mobility. This is the opposite of what you’d do if you were reading “Six signs that you’ve made it to the middle class,” a recent article … Continue reading
Posted in Philadelphia, Politics, unemployment
Tagged Amada, downward mobility, Eat Pray Love, Labor Day, middle class, Phillies, underclass
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Can a daily biking regimen cause homicide?
Maybe not, but make sure you look both ways Exercise might “moderate” one’s anger level, according to a research study reported by the Phys Ed column in The New York Times. Hmm… In the study, scientists monitored the brain activity … Continue reading
Forget the blog tax, fine Carl Greene!
City should sniff out corrupt bureaucrats, not freelancers The City Paper recently reported that Philadelphia is taxing residents who blog. An online CP follow-up clarified that the tax is on blogs that “make some money or, at least, have the … Continue reading
Posted in mainstream media, Philadelphia, Politics, taxes
Tagged blog tax, Carl Greene, City Paper, Housing Authority, Philadelphia
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Hellhound on his trail (prosecutors, too)
Roger Clemens’s deal with the devil blows up in his face Question, sports fans: What does big clunky bully-boy Roger Clemens, the former New York Yankees pitching ace, have in common with blues artist Robert Johnson? Answer: Both men, after … Continue reading
Posted in mainstream media, sports
Tagged baseball, human growth hormone, indicted, Mark McGwire, perjury, Roger Clemens, Sammy Sosa, steroids
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Dowd for White House press secretary? A good fit
D.C. gossip queen has low tolerance for Democratic ‘lefties’ New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd is a caricaturist who also specializes in insider gossip, semi-clever puns and simplistic assessments of the national mood. She would make an ideal replacement for … Continue reading
‘Canadian health care?’ We should be so lucky
Robert Gibbs is the new poster boy for Dem cowardice Like many other Democrats, I puzzled for a few days over Robert Gibbs’s scornful remarks about the “professional left.” Is President Obama’s press secretary just another beefy bureaucrat who lost … Continue reading
No more ear meat for Iron Mike
Ex-champ’s vegan conversion still hard to digest I’m way behind on celebrity gossip. It turns out Mike Tyson says he appeared in the movie The Hangover because he needed drug money, but the big story – the one that apparently … Continue reading
Summers, Geithner give elitism a bad name
Obama’s go-to guys botched economic recovery. Why do they still have jobs? Barack Obama thinks Ivy League grads who’ve worked on Wall Street have all the answers, which is why he ended up depending on Laurence Summers and Timothy Geithner … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, economic collapse, New York Times, Obama, Politics, unemployment
Tagged Christina Romer, Geithner, Laurence Summers, Paul Krugman
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