Blogcritics Editors' Picks: August 23 through August 29 - Page 3

Part of: Editors' Picks

King Nagin by John Guilfoil takes a look at some of the more childish behavior from Ray Nagin, whose general uselessness is becoming apparent to people of all political persuasions on the anniversary of Katrina.

Katrina One Year Later: Myths Still Prevail by John Bambenek is a reminder that JB can write a damned fine analysis when he's not overwhelmed by religious fervor.

From Asst. Politics Editor Mark Schannon:

The Return of Baghdad Bob
by Brad Schader is a riotous satire in the midst of the horror of Iraq.

No Child Left Without A Big Behind
is a sarcastic stab at the failed No Child Left Behind Program from Diana Hartman.

Diana Hartman does it again in Satire: President Bush and Polled Citizens Continue to Denounce Knowledge and Tom Cruise Dies, one of the best satires in ages, skewing everyone and everything in sight.

What Choices Will Latin America Make? by Howard Dratch provides excellent analysis of the lack of direction and foresight keeping Latin America's economies in such bad shape.

SPORTS

From Sports Editor Matthew T. Sussman:

It's not that I feel bad for Browns fans like Zach Baker, but their patience and optimism is tough not to admire, because be it the Browns or someone else, we're all rooting for that one beloved, yet pathetic team.

Adam Hoff knows Pac 10 football, and when he talks Pac 10 football, you should probably listen – especially when it's an extensive preview of the conference.

GAMING

There were no picks this week.

SCI/TECH

From Sci/Tech Editor Lisa McKay:

"They have to cut five minutes out of Gustav Holst now." With that opening sentence, Chancelucky sets the tone for the rest of Planet Rodney Dangerfield: Pluto Gets Dissed, his very funny look at last week's biggest astronomical news.

Page 1Page 2 — Page 3

Article tags

Spread the word
Bookmark and Share
Profile image for lisa-mckay

Article Author: Lisa McKay

Lisa McKay is Blogcritics' Executive Editor. At BC she can usually be found hanging out in the film section. She recently started food blogging at Will Kill for Food.

In her spare time, she watches movies, listens to music, reads, and caters to the whims of two spoiled cats. …

Visit Lisa McKay's author pageLisa McKay's Blog

Read comments on this article, and add some feedback of your own

Article comments

  • 1 - DJRadiohead

    Aug 31, 2006 at 7:02 pm

    Thanks, Connie!

  • 2 - Richard Marcus

    Sep 01, 2006 at 4:19 am

    Connie and Diana: Thank you both for those kind words. As always much appreciated.

    Richard

  • 3 - brad schader

    Sep 01, 2006 at 11:09 am

    OMG! Two in one week! Thank you all so much.

  • 4 - Phillip Winn

    Sep 01, 2006 at 11:41 am

    No, Brad -- thank YOU! :-)

  • 5 - gonzo marx

    Sep 01, 2006 at 12:01 pm

    bah....the Fix is in!!!!

    heh

    just kidding...

    Congrats to those who were Picked!

    Excelsior?

  • 6 - John Guilfoil

    Sep 01, 2006 at 12:35 pm

    Dave - thanks for the honor!

  • 7 - Stephen V Funk

    Sep 01, 2006 at 1:10 pm

    I am so not worthy... but thanks anyway!

  • 8 - Scott Butki

    Sep 06, 2006 at 12:07 am

    There's a boo boo and I may have made it.

    The link to Matthew's piece on Cassie takes us to
    a different story. Can we get that fixed?
    Thanks

Add your comment, speak your mind

Personal attacks are NOT allowed.
Please read our comment policy.
Please preview your comment.

blogcritics lists for Nov 23, 2009

fresh articles Most recent articles site-wide

fresh comments Most recent comments site-wide

most comments Most comments in 24hrs

top writers Most prolific Blogcritics for October

top commenters Most prolific Commenters in 24 hrs