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Nikk was a valued member of the OEN editorial team. She passed away July 2011.
I'm rural, live on a farm in the South, raise chickens and duckies, sell eggs, and have a LOT of critters.
Um... so there.
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Monday, May 9, 2011
The Week in Editorial Cartoons - The Hunt for Osama Bin Laden and the Bush Administration SHARE
The bin Laden edition of editorial cartoons. Not to be missed!
The Week in Editorial Cartoons - The Hunt for Osama Bin Laden and the Bush Administration SHARE
The bin Laden edition of editorial cartoons. Not to be missed!
Thursday, April 7, 2011
The Week in Editorial Cartoons - The New Wisconsin Workers Anthem SHARE
Reagan started the destruction of labor unions, which I recognize, and Clinton continued it with NAFTA. The middle class has lost ground, our income has atrophied and, according to Chomsky, the destruction of the unions is to blame.
I don't know where the truth lies, but I'd like to see us come together to work out a system that benefits everyone instead of just the top 1 percent before we're rioting in the streets like in Egypt, Bahrain, and Libya.
-- Englehart commenting on restoring the middle class
The Week in Editorial Cartoons - The New Wisconsin Workers Anthem SHARE
Reagan started the destruction of labor unions, which I recognize, and Clinton continued it with NAFTA. The middle class has lost ground, our income has atrophied and, according to Chomsky, the destruction of the unions is to blame.
I don't know where the truth lies, but I'd like to see us come together to work out a system that benefits everyone instead of just the top 1 percent before we're rioting in the streets like in Egypt, Bahrain, and Libya.
-- Englehart commenting on restoring the middle class
Friday, March 25, 2011
The Week in Editorial Cartoons - "I Have Here in My Hand a List of..." by JekyllnHyde at Daily Kos SHARE
Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy. JekyllnHyde goes to a lot of effort to post these Week in Cartoons diaries over at Daily Kos, and they're always superb.
The Week in Editorial Cartoons - "I Have Here in My Hand a List of..." by JekyllnHyde at Daily Kos SHARE
Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy. JekyllnHyde goes to a lot of effort to post these Week in Cartoons diaries over at Daily Kos, and they're always superb.
Monday, March 14, 2011
The week in Editorial Cartoons - from JekyllnHyde at The Daily Kos SHARE
The diary has several terrific cartoons about the Wisconsin Protests, the anarchy in Libya, and a bunch of other issues. In particular, take a look at editorial cartoons about this country's chronic addiction to imported oil.
The week in Editorial Cartoons - from JekyllnHyde at The Daily Kos SHARE
The diary has several terrific cartoons about the Wisconsin Protests, the anarchy in Libya, and a bunch of other issues. In particular, take a look at editorial cartoons about this country's chronic addiction to imported oil.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Union-busting in Wisconsin, from JekyllnHyde at The Daily Kos SHARE
Many of the issues of fairness and equity raised by Stein are at stake not only in Madison, Wisconsin but all over the country. The most important component of the Democratic Party -- labor unions -- have staked a strong position in opposition to draconian measures sought by the Republican Governor of Wisconsin in trying to resolve the state's fiscal issues.
Union-busting in Wisconsin, from JekyllnHyde at The Daily Kos SHARE
Many of the issues of fairness and equity raised by Stein are at stake not only in Madison, Wisconsin but all over the country. The most important component of the Democratic Party -- labor unions -- have staked a strong position in opposition to draconian measures sought by the Republican Governor of Wisconsin in trying to resolve the state's fiscal issues.
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Where are your politics from? From Jekyllnhyde at the Daily Kos SHARE
Do you ever wonder how other people become Anarchists, Marxists, Trotskyites, Social Democrats, Liberals, Progressives, Moderates, Conservatives, and a whole bunch of other political beings? What accounts for one's political beliefs?
Where are your politics from? From Jekyllnhyde at the Daily Kos SHARE
Do you ever wonder how other people become Anarchists, Marxists, Trotskyites, Social Democrats, Liberals, Progressives, Moderates, Conservatives, and a whole bunch of other political beings? What accounts for one's political beliefs?
Friday, February 18, 2011
So, you want to make millions? From JekyllnHyde at the Daily Kos. SHARE
Yes, friends, you too can start a blog (just as Art Fern would say it on the 'Tonight Show'). Invite assorted celebrities to write for you. For nothing. Convince them that their brilliant ideas will be exposed to millions of readers. Add a bit of fluff to your blog a few months later on. Go on cable tv talk shows and make bombastic statements, preferably in a bad European accent. Create faux controversies. Add a few noted "journalists" to your payroll to give oneself a facade of respectability. Then, find a corporate sucker to believe in all your hype. Walk away with millions of dollars.
So, you want to make millions? From JekyllnHyde at the Daily Kos. SHARE
Yes, friends, you too can start a blog (just as Art Fern would say it on the 'Tonight Show'). Invite assorted celebrities to write for you. For nothing. Convince them that their brilliant ideas will be exposed to millions of readers. Add a bit of fluff to your blog a few months later on. Go on cable tv talk shows and make bombastic statements, preferably in a bad European accent. Create faux controversies. Add a few noted "journalists" to your payroll to give oneself a facade of respectability. Then, find a corporate sucker to believe in all your hype. Walk away with millions of dollars.
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Saturday Night at the Movies - Great Political Films Hotlist (JekyllnHyde at Daily Kos) SHARE
Hollywood has long been fascinated with politics and has literally made hundreds of movies about both domestic and international political developments. Many of the movies I've included in this diary include such diverse themes as alienation, cynicism, intrigue, colonization, assassinations, revolution, and repression.
Saturday Night at the Movies - Great Political Films Hotlist (JekyllnHyde at Daily Kos) SHARE
Hollywood has long been fascinated with politics and has literally made hundreds of movies about both domestic and international political developments. Many of the movies I've included in this diary include such diverse themes as alienation, cynicism, intrigue, colonization, assassinations, revolution, and repression.
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Friday, February 4, 2011
TWiEC: Winds of Change in the Middle East - as Seen By Foreign and American Editorial Cartoonists (JekyllnHyde at Daily SHARE
From JnH: "Will Change Come to the Middle East, and soon? It remains to be seen if secular and democratic forces can prevail in this fight. Let's hope that they do so both in the short-term and in the long-run with peace being the end result."
TWiEC: Winds of Change in the Middle East - as Seen By Foreign and American Editorial Cartoonists (JekyllnHyde at Daily SHARE
From JnH: "Will Change Come to the Middle East, and soon? It remains to be seen if secular and democratic forces can prevail in this fight. Let's hope that they do so both in the short-term and in the long-run with peace being the end result."
Sunday, January 30, 2011
JekyllnHyde at Daily Kos: Another great Week in Cartoons SHARE
Another wonderful set of cartoons, brought to us by JekyllnHyde at The Daily Kos. Don't forget to look through the comments for more toons!
JekyllnHyde at Daily Kos: Another great Week in Cartoons SHARE
Another wonderful set of cartoons, brought to us by JekyllnHyde at The Daily Kos. Don't forget to look through the comments for more toons!
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Sunday, January 23, 2011
JeckyllnHyde at DKos: "You Are the Un-Americans, and You Ought to be Ashamed of Yourselves" SHARE
On January 23, 1976, one of the greatest Americans of the twentieth century died a nearly forgotten man in self-imposed seclusion in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
What did this man do that propelled so many to ignore his numerous contributions and conveniently forget the crucial role he played in our culture and politics? Or, a few others to remember him with deep reverence and respect? Who was this brilliant man?
JeckyllnHyde at DKos: "You Are the Un-Americans, and You Ought to be Ashamed of Yourselves" SHARE
On January 23, 1976, one of the greatest Americans of the twentieth century died a nearly forgotten man in self-imposed seclusion in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
What did this man do that propelled so many to ignore his numerous contributions and conveniently forget the crucial role he played in our culture and politics? Or, a few others to remember him with deep reverence and respect? Who was this brilliant man?
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
BREAKING: Sargent Shriver dead at 95 SHARE
R. Sargent Shriver, founder of the Peace Corps and long-standing public servant, has died at the age of 95.
BREAKING: Sargent Shriver dead at 95 SHARE
R. Sargent Shriver, founder of the Peace Corps and long-standing public servant, has died at the age of 95.
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Monday, January 17, 2011
The Week in Editorial Cartoons - Incendiary Political Rhetoric: Just Words? SHARE
This week in cartoons, from JeckyllnHyde at The Daily Kos.
The Week in Editorial Cartoons - Incendiary Political Rhetoric: Just Words? SHARE
This week in cartoons, from JeckyllnHyde at The Daily Kos.
Sunday, November 14, 2010
The Week in Editorial Cartoons - Misremembering George W. Bush (Jeckyllnhyde at The Daily Kos) SHARE
One of the best ways to spend some reading time - looking through the week's cartoon editorials! From Jeckyllnhyde at The Daily Kos. Don't forget to read through the comments, too - there are extra editorial cartoons posted there.
The Week in Editorial Cartoons - Misremembering George W. Bush (Jeckyllnhyde at The Daily Kos) SHARE
One of the best ways to spend some reading time - looking through the week's cartoon editorials! From Jeckyllnhyde at The Daily Kos. Don't forget to read through the comments, too - there are extra editorial cartoons posted there.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
The Week in Editorial Cartoons - Exorcism, InsaniTea, and Helping Jerry Brown SHARE
This week's editorial cartoons, from JekyllnHyde at The Daily Kos.
The Week in Editorial Cartoons - Exorcism, InsaniTea, and Helping Jerry Brown SHARE
This week's editorial cartoons, from JekyllnHyde at The Daily Kos.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Breaking NYT: Judge Orders Injunction on "Don't Ask, Don't Tell' SHARE
A federal judge in San Diego issued a worldwide injunction Tuesday stopping enforcement of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, ending the military's 17-year-old ban on openly gay troops.
Breaking NYT: Judge Orders Injunction on "Don't Ask, Don't Tell' SHARE
A federal judge in San Diego issued a worldwide injunction Tuesday stopping enforcement of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, ending the military's 17-year-old ban on openly gay troops.
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010
The Killa from Wasilla - Drug Use Cited in the Killings of 3 [Afghan] Civilians (NYT) SHARE
Members of an American Army unit consumed with drug use randomly chose Afghan civilians to kill and then failed to report the abuses out of fear they would suffer retaliation from their commander, according to testimony in military court here on Monday. One of the soldiers involved, Specialist Jeremy N. Morlock, grew up in Wasilla, Alaska. The Times also reports that soldiers were shown holding decapitated h eads of Afghans
The Killa from Wasilla - Drug Use Cited in the Killings of 3 [Afghan] Civilians (NYT) SHARE
Members of an American Army unit consumed with drug use randomly chose Afghan civilians to kill and then failed to report the abuses out of fear they would suffer retaliation from their commander, according to testimony in military court here on Monday. One of the soldiers involved, Specialist Jeremy N. Morlock, grew up in Wasilla, Alaska. The Times also reports that soldiers were shown holding decapitated h eads of Afghans
Thursday, September 23, 2010
The Week in Editorial Cartoons, Part I - New GOP Campaign Slogan: Monosexuality=Bad SHARE
This week's editorial cartoons, from JekyllnHyde at The Daily Kos.
The Week in Editorial Cartoons, Part I - New GOP Campaign Slogan: Monosexuality=Bad SHARE
This week's editorial cartoons, from JekyllnHyde at The Daily Kos.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
NYT - An Egg Farmer and a History of Salmonella SHARE
One man, one bacterium, billions of egg. Suddenly, people want to buy our home-grown eggs...
NYT - An Egg Farmer and a History of Salmonella SHARE
One man, one bacterium, billions of egg. Suddenly, people want to buy our home-grown eggs...
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
NYT - Waiter, There's Soup in My Bug SHARE
I've eaten dried fried larvae. Once. I personally don't want to live on bugs - how about you?
NYT - Waiter, There's Soup in My Bug SHARE
I've eaten dried fried larvae. Once. I personally don't want to live on bugs - how about you?
