Elvis Nixon's Blog
MY RECENT POSTS
- Green Tea
April 29, 2010 11:27AM - Professionalism and the
House-Slave Mindset
April 24, 2010 07:55PM - Lady Madonna, children at your
breast . . .
April 22, 2010 10:57AM - Buckaroo Banzai, Pee Wee
Herman, and Online Identity
April 18, 2010 01:12PM - Indulging in optimism
April 14, 2010 04:53PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “"The truth is, Salon as
a brand is broader than
many
dedicated readers,
who…”
February 10, 2011 10:13AM - “Thought-provoking and
informative (the part about
the
demented taking evasive
act…”
May 06, 2010 10:42PM - “If the course got them
to sit down and write on a
regular
basis, and if they
read…”
April 29, 2010 06:58PM - “Yes, I admit that a
three-party system is
unlikely. And
regardless of
the nomina…”
April 29, 2010 06:17PM - “This post is
encouraging. Some of the
comments are less so.
It's a
relief to se…”
April 29, 2010 10:12AM
Elvis Nixon's Links
Green Tea
Like my new avatar? I decided to ditch the Rasputin image
in favor of something a bit less forbidding. I leave it
to those who know me in real life to decide which is a more fitting
stand-in for me: a mad monk or a brahminical orangutan.
I'm still not sure what… Read full post »
Professionalism and the House-Slave Mindset
From a recent NPR story:
- The Paycheck Fairness Act would make it easier to prove gender discrimination and would toughen penalties. It would also try to erode what advocates say is a paralyzing secrecy around salaries: The bill would ban companies from retaliating if workers talk to each other … Read full post »
Lady Madonna, children at your breast . . .
Looks like the mommy wars are heating up here at OS, but I know better than to wade into a debate about breastfeeding. In addition to the voice from within the whirlwind warning me off, I have the admonishments of my friend Amy G. Several years ago, during my 3rd foray… Read full post »
Buckaroo Banzai, Pee Wee Herman, and Online Identity
After my very first post on OS, I realized this blog wasn't going to go as planned. I had thought I would create a fun online alter-ego who would be witty and ironic and say all sorts of hilarious and outrageous things that I couldn't get away with in real life. … Read full post »
Indulging in optimism
It's hard not to give in to optimism on a sunny April day. Despite all the clamor from birthers, deathers, and the like, and those who egg them on for profit, there have been a few signs in the past decade that political discourse in this country may gradually be becoming… Read full post »
Hello Open Salon and Farewell Bart Stupak
Here's my first post. I'll skip the part about who I am
and where I'm coming from. I'm going to start off by talking
about Bart Stupak, who announced his resignation this week.
Bart Stupak, who voted against the war in Iraq when Hillary Clinton
and John Kerry voted for it, is… Read full post »
Updates
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Reading Don Quixote
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Our Incredible Shrinking President
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The Possum, George Jones dead at 81
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The Unexpected Joy Of Family History Blogging!
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Imperial Sugar Off the Hook
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Unknown Heroes: A Story for Black History Month
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"This American Life" offers Painful, Necessary Retraction
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Introducing . . . Salon's new TV critic

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