I don’t know about you, but I’m having trouble making sense of the behaviour of Michael Jacksons personal physician. (more…)
I don’t know about you, but I’m having trouble making sense of the behaviour of Michael Jacksons personal physician. (more…)
A day later, much more is known about the fate of Michael Jackson. And yet, questions remain (more…)
It seems to be a bad month for celebrities. Earlier, David Caradine, Koko Taylor and Sam Butere died. Today, Michael Jackson and Farah Fawcett died. (more…)
When I was a kid, growing up in the ’60s, I thought the UN was a good thing. It was, I thought, a body with enough clout (essentially all nations belonged to it) to stop genocide, to stop a Hitler, hopefully by peer pressure, perhaps, if needed, by force.
Hard to imagine that it’s been 20 years. There is something so cold, so chilling, about armed soldiers pulling guns on and aiming tanks at unarmed civilians. Their own civilians. And yet, it’s not the first time … (more…)
from: The Huffington Post Lawrence Bender: Remembering David Carradine.
One of the most wonderful memories I have of David is from first day of training. (more…)
It’s such an obvious idea. And yet, over and over again in the internet, I find web sites that surprise me. (more…)
Koko Taylor. Sam Butera. David Carradine. All gone in the last day.
If you don’t know who these people are, here are some pointers. (more…)
I rediscovered the Kung Fu series only recently and completed the whole DVD set of season one a few days ago. I used the famous Grasshopper quote in my first post to this blog. In honour of Carradine, here are 2 more (more…)
It’s the beginning of the month, so I’m looking at my web stats for the various websites I have a hand in. The results are amazing …