"I dare you to comb through an entire issue and find a single word between those covers..."
"... that doesn't leave you reeling with delight or nodding vigorously at the gobsmacking truth sparking like a Texas thunder storm just behind it."The 20 best magazines of the last decade. The quote refers to the magazine in second place.

"Nothing will erase the immense, unbelievable injustice he has been subjected to."
"Nothing will take away the hysteria of those ones who have never stopped pouring contempt upon him, hounding him through hatred and asking for his punishment as if we were living the darkest and most ferocious hours of the McCarthysm era all over again. At least, the nightmare is about to end. At least the end of the hell is looming. And this, for the time being, is what does matter."And can anything erase the immense, unbelievable fatuity of Bernard-Henry Lévy?  Can anything take away the hysteria of this man who has never stopped pouring contempt upon Americans, houndin

Tiger Woods seriously injured after crashing his car into a fire hydrant... and then into a tree.
This happened at 2:25 a.m. as he was pulling out of his own driveway. AND: The police say it was not alcohol related.IN THE COMMENTS: save_the_rustbelt said:The only thing that would make me leave my house at that time, without alcohol but out of control, would be a raging fight with my wife.

Man in green sneakers reads Sartre. Dog arrives.
The Sartre book was "Nausea"  — great title for reading in a café. And the combination of Sartre and a café got us talking about

"You shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold."
Said William Jennings Bryan in 1896. He was not talking about that sculpture in the Empire State Plaza in Albany, which I encountered up close.My point of view: