by Frank W. Strauch A string of unexpected circumstances in my personal life as of the last week has led me to listen to hours upon hours of Top 40 radio over the past few days. Though what they say about them playing the same songs over and over again is evidently quite true, Baltimore’s […]
May 1, 2012
by Frank W. Strauch and Bruno Fournier For over a year now, Selecting Stones has been your source for ruthless scientific criticism of everything existing. Exactly one year ago, on this fine First of May, Selecting Stones announced to the world what its duties would be. Things have changed a bit since then, but much remains […]
November 2, 2011
by Eduardo Dijo In the face of terrible apathy, the corporate Captain Ahab didn’t just nab his sperm whale; through his tragic death by consciously refused cancer treatments, the great Steve Jobs has now been resurrected in the form of the undeserving orphan who unintentionally cured autism with pointless gadgetry, endless reinventions of the same […]
October 30, 2011
by Lawrence McMahon Over the last week, we have been beginning to see a concerted effort on the part of local authorities across the United States to crack down on the various “Occupy” encampments scattered across the country. CNN has offered its characteristically mediocre synopsis of the current situation. We have seen clashes with police […]
March 6, 2011
by Bruno Fournier Because the truth is that I don’t. Media coverage of the recent strikes and occupation of the state Capitol building has been surprisingly sparse. Of course, the People’s World—the hip, web-savvy scion of the old communist-affiliated Daily Worker—has been covering the story, and it comes right up with a few non-communist-affiliated Google […]
September 5, 2012
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