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David Bruce: Wise Up! Actors (athensnews.com)
Jack Webb, star of "Dragnet," took steps not to be overwhelmed by success. To remind himself to be humble, he kept a photograph of his Hollywood Walk of Fame star - on which a dog had left a stinky memento.
Tom Danehy: Tom heads downtown for an evening of varied theater (tucsonweekly.com)
The point guard next year for the high school team I coach is named Kya. She gets really good grades, and she can dribble with her left hand, so the talking to plants and other hippie stuff she does are just pleasant eccentricities on her part.
Roger Ebert's Journal: Hell, no, I 80% wouldn't pay for Twitter!
A survey by the Annenberg School for Communications polled some 1,900 subjects and asked them if they would be willing to pay for Twitter. The percent who said they would was 0.00%. I'm not sure that number requires two places after the decimal, but that's what the report said.
Susan Estrich: Does He Get It? (creators.com)
The conventional wisdom these days is that the best shot for Democrats heading into the November elections in marginal districts is for the president to raise money and lower his profile. Just send checks. Events after 7 p.m. Closed to the press. This is not an election Democrats want to "nationalize." Better to keep it local. Better to run as your own man or woman, not as the president's best friend.
Susan Estrich: In America, Blame the Babies (creators.com)
In Dobbs' world, hundreds of thousands of immigrant mothers, heavy with child, were navigating rivers and deserts, outwitting U.S. agents and dodging gun-wielding vigilantes so they could heave themselves upon America's shores and head for the nearest emergency room. Just in the nick of time, they'd deliver babies who would take their first breaths as Americans - and later make their parents citizens, too.
Ted Rall: APPALLINGLY HEROIC
You may recall that the Pentagon, headquarters of the Department of Defense, is the same outfit that loaded $24 billion in $100 bills onto shrinkwrapped pallets and loaded the cash onto C-130 transport planes bound for Iraq--guarded by enlisted men who earn $20,000 a year. Not one of those Benjamins has ever heard from since. Which, given that the money was supposed to be paid to corrupt tribal sheikhs, is just as well.
Matt Miller: A spending goal too small for aging America (washingtonpost.com)
I don't want to overreact. I'd hate to prematurely diss President Obama's National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform , which held its fourth public meeting Wednesday. But the commission's Democratic co-chair, Erskine Bowles, may have already blown it.
Bill Press: Why Can't Obama Get Anything Done? (Tribune Media Services)
Still, when you examine the record, whether you agree with everything he's done or not, you must conclude that Obama inherited the worst problems and has already taken bolder actions than any president since FDR. The facts speak for themselves.
Meghan Daum: On Silver Lake's 'Walking Man' (latimes.com)
Perhaps it's the idea that you could be an oddball and a respected professional at the same time that caused so many people to feel an affinity for him when he was alive and a sense of loss when he died.
TIMOTHY F. GEITHNER: Welcome to the Recovery (nytimes.com)
THE devastation wrought by the great recession is still all too real for millions of Americans who lost their jobs, businesses and homes. The scars of the crisis are fresh, and every new economic report brings another wave of anxiety. That uncertainty is understandable, but a review of recent data on the American economy shows that we are on a path back to growth.
Vic Stenger: The New Spirituality (huffingtonpost.com)
… you need not be a quantum physicist or an engineer to convince yourself that we cannot control reality just by thinking we can. We can see that with our own two eyes. It simply doesn't work. No one has ever become beautiful or rich just by visualizing it.
TARA PARKER-POPE: Summer Must-Read for Kids? Any Book (nytimes.com)
A report says that for some children, the reading skills lost over the summer represent about two months' worth of schooling.
Dorian Lynskey: Is Justin Bieber really old enough for a biography? (guardian.co.uk)
The teen sensation is set to publish his first memoir and be the subject of a biopic. Is it really the right time?
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What you see are not see-thru skirts. They are actually prints on the skirts to make it look as if the panties are visible. They are the current rage in Japan! 
  I forward this as a public service, so you won't have a heart attack when the rage reaches here. Sally P :) Thanks, Sally NOTE: This is debunked over at Snopes, and it's been floating around since 2003. Thanks to Jeff in Tokyo. ~marty 08/08/10 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Tonight, Friday:CBS begins the night with a '48 Hours', followed by a RERUN 'Medium', then a FRESH 'Flashpoint'.On a RERUN Dave (from 2/8/10) are Drew Brees and Sandra Bullock. Scheduled on a FRESH Craig are Mark Wahlberg and Jacinda Barrett. NBC starts the night with a FRESH 'Friday Night Lights', followed by 'Dateline'. Scheduled on a FRESH Leno are Emma Thompson, comics from "Chelsea Lately", and Taio Cruz. Scheduled on a FRESH Jimmy Fallon are Billy Crudup, Giovanni Ribisi, and dancers from "Step Up 3D". On a RERUN Carson 'The Scab' Daly (from 5/11/10) are Jared Harris, B.J. Penn, and Los Campesinos! ABC opens the night with a FRESH 'Wife Swap', followed by 'Primetime: What Would You Do?', and '20/20'. On a RERUN Jimmy Kimmel (from 7/28/10) are Zac Efron, Lisa Ling, and Rhymefest. The CW offers a RERUN 'Smallville', followed by a RERUN 'Supernatural'. Faux has a RERUN 'Bones', followed by another RERUN 'Bones'. MY fills the night with a FRESH 'WWE Friday A&E has 'The First 48', 'Criminal Minds', another 'Criminal Minds', and still another 'Criminal Minds'. AMC offers the movie 'Out For Justice', followed by the movie 'Charlie Wilson's War', then the movie 'Blood Work'. BBC - [11:00 AM] You Are What You Eat - Episode 1 [12:00 PM] You Are What You Eat - Episode 2 [1:00 PM] You Are What You Eat - Episode 3 [2:00 PM] You Are What You Eat - Episode 4 [3:00 PM] Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares - Ep 2 The Fenwick Arms [4:00 PM] The Graham Norton Show - Ep 6 Andrew Lloyd Webber, Minnie Driver, Ruth Jones, Katie Melua [5:00 PM] Doctor Who - Ep 12 Bad Wolf [6:00 PM] Top Gear - Episode 4 [7:00 PM] BBC World News America [8:00 PM] Star Trek: The Next Generation - Ep 17 The Sins of the Father [9:00 PM] Top Gear - Episode 7 [10:00 PM] My Big Breasts and Me [11:00 PM] Star Trek: The Next Generation - Ep 17 The Sins of the Father [12:00 AM] Top Gear - Episode 7 [1:00 AM] My Big Breasts and Me [2:00 AM] Top Gear - Episode 7 [3:00 AM] My Big Breasts and Me [4:00 AM] Peep Show - Episode 5 [4:30 AM] Peep Show - Episode 6 [5:00 AM] Peep Show - Episode 1 [5:30 AM] Peep Show - Episode 2 [6:00 AM] Cash in the Attic - Ep 7 Born Free (ALL TIMES EST) Bravo has 'Top Chef', 'Real Housewives Of NJ', another 'Real Housewives Of NJ', and still another 'Real Housewives Of NJ'. Comedy Central has last night's 'Jon Stewart', last night's 'Colbert Report', 'Comedy Central Presents' (Joe DeRosa), another 'Comedy Central Presents' (Kurt Metzger), 'Dane Cook: Rough Around The edges', 'Comedy Central Presents' (Myq Kaplan), and another 'Comedy Central Presents' (Greer Barnes). FX has the movie 'American History X', followed by the movie 'Jarhead'. History has 'Modern Marvels', another 'Modern Marvels', still another 'Modern Marvels', yet another 'Modern Marvels', followed by a FRESH 'Gangland'. IFC - [6:30 AM] Strangers in Good Company [8:15 AM] Manhattan [10:00 AM] House of D [11:45 AM] Mr. Hulot's Holiday [1:15 PM] Strangers in Good Company [3:00 PM] Manhattan [4:45 PM] House of D [6:30 PM] Benny & Joon [8:15 PM] Spanking the Monkey [10:00 PM] The Whitest Kids U'Know [10:30 PM] The Whitest Kids U'Know [11:00 PM] Freaks and Geeks [11:45 PM] Food Party [12:00 AM] The Devil's Rejects [2:00 AM] Ideal [2:30 AM] Speed Grapher [3:00 AM] Spanking the Monkey [4:45 AM] The Whitest Kids U'Know [5:15 AM] The Whitest Kids U'Know [5:45 AM] Freaks and Geeks (ALL TIMES EST) Sundance - [6:05 AM] Robyn Hitchcock: Sex, Food, Death ...& Insects [7:00 AM] Saving Jazz [8:00 AM] Comedy Of Power [9:50 AM] Everlasting Moments [12:05 PM] Robyn Hitchcock: Sex, Food, Death ...& Insects [1:00 PM] Saving Jazz [2:05 PM] Comedy Of Power [4:00 PM] Everlasting Moments [6:15 PM] One Last Thing [8:00 PM] LIVE FROM ABBEY ROAD - Michael Buble, Temper Trap, Little Boots (Episode 12, Season 3) [9:00 PM] SHAMELESS (Episode 12, Season 6) [10:00 PM] Milwaukee, Minnesota [11:45 PM] Next Floor [12:00 AM] Monster [1:50 AM] LIVE FROM ABBEY ROAD - Michael Buble, Temper Trap, Little Boots (Episode 12, Season 3) [2:50 AM] Milwaukee, Minnesota [4:30 AM] One Last Thing (ALL TIMES EST) SyFy has 'Haven', 'Eureka', followed by a FRESH 'Eureka', then a FRESH 'Haven'. TCM spends 24 hours with Ingrid Bergman. [6:00 AM] Saratoga Trunk (1945) [8:15 AM] Stromboli (1950) [10:00 AM] The Yellow Rolls-Royce (1964) [12:15 PM] A Walk in the Spring Rain (1970) [2:00 PM] Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde (1941) [4:00 PM] Spellbound (1945) [6:00 PM] Europa '51 (1952) [8:00 PM] Intermezzo: A Love Story (1939) [9:30 PM] Casablanca (1942) [11:30 PM] Notorious (1946) [1:30 AM] Autumn Sonata (1978) [3:30 AM] Gaslight (1944) (ALL TIMES EST) Saturday - 08/07/10TCM spends 24 hours with Errol Flynn.[6:00 AM] Virginia City (1940) [8:15 AM] San Antonio (1945) [10:15 AM] Uncertain Glory (1944) [12:00 PM] Objective, Burma! (1945) [2:30 PM] The Prince And The Pauper (1937) [4:45 PM] The Adventures of Errol Flynn (2005) [6:15 PM] The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938) [8:00 PM] The Sea Hawk (1940) [10:15 PM] Adventures of Don Juan (1948) [12:15 AM] Gentleman Jim (1942) [2:15 AM] Edge Of Darkness (1943) [4:30 AM] Green Light (1937) (ALL TIMES EST) Any opinions? 
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 Actor Kevin Bacon, left, and actress Kyra Sedgwick pose together at The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences' Performers Peer Group cocktail receptioncelebrating the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards in Beverly Hills, Calif., Wednesday, Aug. 4, 2010. Photo by Matt Sayles ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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 Eric Draper, left, White House photographer under former resident George W. Bush, and presidential photographer David Hume Kennerly, subjects of the PBSspecial 'The President's Photographer,' participate in a panel discussion on the show at the PBS Television Critics Association summer press tour in Beverly Hills, Calif., Thursday, Aug. 5, 2010. Photo by Chris Pizzello ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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 An Amur leopard stands on a log at the Oregon Zoo in Portland, Ore., Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2010. Amur leopards are larger with lighter fur and bigger spotsthan leopards living in Africa and the rest of Asia. Amur leopards are critically endangered with no more than 35 living in the wild and 200 in zoos around the world. Photo by Don Ryan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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