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Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Neo Liberalism and the Economic Rules of Engagement

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Forgotten Casualties of the Recession By ANTHONY DiMAGGIO "Consistently ignored in reporting on the economic crisis is the dramatic tol...
Tuesday, July 6, 2010

To Have and to Forget

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Dean Baker over at CommonDreams makes a solid point when he says Republicans can wait out the gloomy economic realities of the present and...
Monday, July 5, 2010

Open Cinema

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The Critics' Picks in the New York Times today is Jim Jarmusch's Dead Man, a film I have not seen but would very much like to. Mayb...
Sunday, July 4, 2010

Safeway's Tyranny

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It can be ascertained that Safeway's facile, overly friendly customer service campaign is bogus. Not that we didn't know from the ge...
Friday, July 2, 2010

The Bullshit Deepens

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A Republican with enough balls and rare good sense to see the truth speaks his mind, and is of course is pilloried. Can the Afghanistan War...
Thursday, July 1, 2010

Marx, God & Hyperbole

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The following happens to be the most subversive short essay of the 21st century, and by a miraculous coincidence is included in my collecti...
Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Adios Futbol

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There are millions of soccer--all right, futbol--fans around the world, but I'm not one of them. As the World Cup winds down in South ...
Monday, June 28, 2010

Louis Malle

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Another film from my Top 25 is Louis Malle's Lacombe, Lucien , the story of a boy's entanglement with Nazis in 1944 occupied France....

Idiot(s) of the Week

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"It is sad to see that the U.S. Congress is having trouble even passing just $24 billion for unemployment insurance at a time when the...
Sunday, June 27, 2010

The Beginning

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I discovered my new theory quite by accident on the sidewalk written in chalk in an unsteady hand that might have been mine the chalk writin...

A New Theory

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Robbe-Grillet's first novel, The Erasers, sits on my bed next to my pillow. Because I claim it is there and see it, I am convinced it i...
Saturday, June 26, 2010

Poli-Sci

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Patrick Cockburn reminds readers that Sunnis flipped for pragmatic reasons unassociated with the the much-lauded"surge" in Iraq,...
Thursday, June 24, 2010

Capturing Kiarostami

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Try this at home. Put one of your favorite movies on and find one of its best scenes, press pause, and look hard at the picture. What do yo...

Antonin Artaud

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Universally recognized as one of the greatest theatre artist to ever live, Antonin Artaud is today a neglected man, particularly in America....

America is Drunk

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America is drunk. America is staggering down the street like a man on a thirty-year bender. It is dirty and debased, jobless, ready to mak...
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Terry Simons is the founder of Round Bend Press Books and Round Bend Press Detritus. He has worked as a day laborer, dishwasher, factory drone, community organizer, journalist, media consultant and freelance writer. He attended the University of Oregon and Portland State University, where he read journalism, politics, literature and history. He is the author most recently of "Third and a Mile," a fan's notes about the University of Oregon's football travails, 2010--2017. RBP books are available from Amazon and Lulu. Write to: roundbendpress@yahoo.com
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