battlestar galactica

This one is simply too good to check.   Cub reporter Joseph Farah is live in London getting inoculated from a lethal dose of yellow fever with legs.  Indeed, no two-bit ChiCom siren is going to entrap him long time:

One of the odd things about having a blog is that after a few years you get used to being read by the same handful of people. The luckier and better blogs than I have a bigger handful, but it’s still generally the same group.

I’m going to talk about the two tv shows I watched this weekend which made an impression. My rant about homosexual men on reality shows turned out to be longer than I thought, so I’ve more-tagged the Design Star portion…

First, though, let’s talk about Battlestar Galactica
[spoilers here, gang]

Previously on Battlestar Galactica, we learned that the Executive Committee of Historic Germantown, Inc. balked at passing a Salemtown Neighbors petition among their membership; that petition would encourage the state to implement overnight security measures at Bicentennial Mall.

That's a combined Roller Derby - Battlestar Galactica reference for ya. Yesterday, we blew away Atlanta 150-65. Rambo Sambo is my favorite athlete in Nashville. Fullstop. I love how she towers behind the other jammer when - rarely - she's behind and intimidates them. She did that with those tiny devils from Alabama. She also has great spirit and showmanship.

That would be Starbuck if you have been watching the Sci Fi channel on Friday nights.

Knoxville, TN: It's commonly said to have more restaurants per capita than any other major city in the nation. The home of the ol' alma mater was not exactly a place of culinary awakening for this small-town girl, however. When I was 18, I was already familiar with most everything the Sysco truck had to offer.

The latest WSJ/NBC poll shows what we’ve known all along to be true; this is a great environment for Democrats but a difficult one for the two Democratic candidates.

NOTE: If you haven't watched the first four episodes of Battlestar Galactica and don't want to be spoiled, please read no further.

I had a comment on my previous BSG post (if you could call it a full post) from Kat Coble about my thoughts on what the show is doing with the religious aspect. Kat herself has posted some thoughts which I think are well worth reading.

A couple of years ago, I

Lost: The Shape of Things to Come
Lost's first new episode after the five-week hiatus and it's a doozy and a half, providing a few answers but opening up a few dozen more doors. I'll go ahead and say it--I think this season is shaping up to be the best since season one.