Wow! I would hate to be in Dahm's shoes during this one. You go, John.
Just say "No" to DJT.
The bears are not only photogenic; they're smart as well. Good for them.
Once is enough but it is fun once.
Love the music, Love the city. Very nice.
Most music lovers don't realize how much they owe this man.
Cute stuff. Now I want a cookie (peanut butter, by the way).
A 7 minute lesson for all of us.
Real Leadership. Thank goodness.
How many of them said things in 2016 that they later contradicted?
It would be great if people listened to the message and followed it.
It is a very sad day, and hard for me to even think in terms of "humor" but "if we couldn't laugh".....
Here in Colorado only two words come to mind, Lamborn and Boebert, nothing funny here.
It is a very sad day, and hard for me to even think in terms of "humor" but "if we couldn't laugh".....
Here in Colorado only two words come to mind, Lamborn and Boebert, nothing funny here.
Nasty, but I smiled.
It's about time!
It's about time!
Simply Incredible! But then Joe also doesn't have first hand experience at paying to have sex with a porn star.
Anybody remember "The Selling of the President"? It got us Nixon.
I wish everyone would read this and think about it.
Thanks for the added info. I was not aware of any of this.
You are not alone, my friend.
Clever idea.
Good stuff.
Listen to it more than once before you decide.
Fun stuff
I've given up arguing with people who don't deal in facts, so I suggest reading this instead of trying.
This is one of my absolute favorite TZ episodes.
I think I know this guy.
I can't quite seem to remember where I put my calendar when I was 17.
This is indeed a frighteningly true article. I would highly recommending reading it but not before bedtime. It will leave you sleepless.
Fascinating both visually and musically.
Love the song "A Day in the Life" with or without the video.
I have seen it and loved it. It grabs what ever romantic bit you have left in your heart and caresses it until it comes alive. And to quote the above, "If you haven't seen it - do."
This should be required viewing for all Americans.
Love it!
Very nice shot.
Now, will Congress do the same?
Fun stuff.
Practical, concise and fun to watch. Great for anyone just getting into photography or film making.
Today is the beginning of summer! "You're killin' me. Smalls."
Why am I dubious? I have a hard time imagining some of the initial cast members showing up as younger versions of themselves. I wish them luck, but.......I'll probably skip it.
Look what happened to Mona Charen at CPAC!
Excellent article - hard to deny the stats on this topic.
As a retired clinical psychologist, I, too, have always disdained armchair diagnoses without an actual evaluation. The phenomenon, however, seems to have increased significantly over the last decade with the rise in popularity of so-called television "psychologists" who are more than willing to share their diagnoses of people with whom they have never met.
Frankly, I think it is a big mistake. Arguing about a "diagnosis" only distracts from focusing on the behavior of the person in question and the outcomes of his/her behavior.
In the case of Mr. Trump, I would ask whether his behavior is harmful either to himself or to others. The majority of the public seems to agree with the latter, yet a small minority still supports him and accepts his behavior without question. Much more potentially harmful, however, are those who know his behavior is unacceptable yet support him to achieve their own ends. In clinical terms, they are "enablers" who continue to support unacceptable, possibly harmful, behavior despite knowing that it can be destructive.
In my opinion the diagnosis is secondary to the behavior which must be addressed. At this point an image of Tony Soprano comes to mind. In any case I would agree, we should "be afraid, be very afraid" but more importantly we should take action to insure that the inappropriate behavior is confronted and not enabled.
This is a pretty amazing fete for any musician.
Wonderful photos despite some of the sad subject matter. All of these are worth seeing.
What a job! Overwhelming and yet so rewarding - great photos.
Very cool, but alas, no baseball till spring.
Some really great shots here.