No Criterion editions of those yet! But of course excellent films.

I haven't seen that! I'll look it up.

I wish stopping funding would stop it all, but it would leave many aspects intact, unfortunately, resting dormant until a future Democratic administration could revive them.

@Grendel, I've corrected - he calls himself one but that must be a measure of sentiment not theology.

Twitter is also adding to the "spoiler" factor on major films. If you don't want to know what happens in the re-release of Titanic, for instance, stay far away.

Jimmy!

A surprising number of women cited cigar smoke, steak, and fresh cut grass. LEARN from this, men!

Arturo Fuente FTW.

As I noted in my last post, self-employed people are getting the worst of it. Note the comparison between you and the small group/large group markets.

A brilliant interview. Murray's recommended approach is not one I entirely agree with but he has certainly identified a problem, and a real one.

It's funny how Mike Gerson's advice to Romney to get women to like him is that Romney should be more like Mike Gerson.

Yes, it's worth noting that Obama's "down by $2,500 by the end of my first term" promise was made when premiums were on average $2,200 cheaper.

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That means he's got a $4,700 hole to recover to make that happen, by January!

This is fascinating and brilliant.

I agree completely with that.

Thank you for sharing this, Rob.

Anatomy of a Murder remains my favorite courtroom drama, and not just for the presence of the fetching Lee Remick: "As a lawyer, I've had to learn that people aren't just good or just bad. People are many things."