Name: Nicholas Stix
Dateline: New York City
Weblog: nicholasstixuncensored.blogspot.com
Articles: 43
First Published: Thursday, August 18, 2005
Last Published: Saturday, July 21, 2007
Currently listing articles 43-1:
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Catching Bad Guys - No Hollywood Types Need Apply: An Interview with A U.S. Marshal— As the chief deputy U.S. marshal explained to the interviewer, real-world fugitive apprehension has nothing in common with the movies.
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Knoxville Horror: Trial Dates Set; MSM “Discovers” Case; Bloggers Continue Spreading Rumors— While the MSM and bloggers engage in dueling misrepresentations of the Knoxville Horror, the wheels of justice slowly turn.
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What Does Mike Francesa Have Against Willie Randolph?— On March 4 on his New York TV sports talk show, Mike’d Up on NBC’s New York affiliate, Mike Francesa snubbed New York Mets skipper,
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25 Years After John Belushi's Death, His Cult Lives On— Sometimes dying young can be the best career move of all.
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The Death of a President— Forty-three years after JFK’s assassination, the crime has begun to fade, yet most Kennedy myths live on, stronger than ever.
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Election: GOP’s 50-Year Reich Collapses— Bush and Rove assumed that their base (aka "the suckers") had no choice but to vote GOP. They were mistaken.
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Terrell Owens: Just Selfish, Or Bipolar?— Mania and Terrell Owens have never been strangers; however, a suicide attempt puts his mania in a new light.
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Seven at New Orleans Times-Picayune Win Duranty-Blair Prize
— Did the New Orleans Times-Picayune win a Pulitzer Prize for a journalistic hoax? It sure looks that way.
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The Tears of Pedro Martinez— Condemned as too small and frail to be a big league starter, Pedro Martinez has been defying nature ever since.
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9/11 Blues— In remembering 9/11, we must not forget the heroes... or the heels.
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Doris Phillips Kidnapping Suspect Born in the U.S.A.— Suspect Miguel Arciba has been arrested, and may have unwittingly confessed to the murder of the aunt of NBC Dateline anchor Stone Phillips.
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Another Week Without Mike Francesa— Sports guru Mike Francesa has a problem. How to delicately put this? He’s a Yankees sniffer.
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Bruno Kirby: Rest in Peace, Pal— The moral of the story is never contradict your “best friend” if you’re the second banana, and he’s the star.
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I Pledge Allegiance, to Transnational Elites, and to the Post-Nation …— While the two major political parties debate socialism vs. capitalism, both set about abolishing America.
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Judge Marcus Einfeld Cannot Tell a Lie— An Australian judge hangs around with complicated people, and gets complicated results.
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Bring Out the Hellman’s, and Bring out … Less?— The former Nihilist-in-Chief liked to say, "Change is good," but Pres. Clinton didn't foresee the changes in Hellman's Mayonnaise.
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Desire 101— It was a more open time. I could go with friends to a gay bash without being sexually pigeonholed.
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Invasion: The Movie— Video of the reconquista movement proves that pornography doesn’t necessarily involve sex or violence.
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Bush: Read My Lips - No New Amnesty— The new Bush plan is the ultimate in taxation without representation. Perhaps we should be calling its patron "King George."
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Immigration: Lawless Employers Pickpocket America— Demography may be destiny, but a free nation chooses its own demography.
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Get Out Your Asterisks: Bonds Hits Tainted 714th Home Run to "Tie" Babe Ruth— The only solace we can take from Bonds' case is that he (probably) isn't going to pass Hank Aaron.
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The Generals, Donald Rumsfeld, and the High Cost of Free Speech— Commissioned military officers do not enjoy the First Amendment rights that the rest of us take for granted.
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Seven Days in May: Rumsfeld and the Generals
— Is a cabal of top officers conspiring to mutiny and topple civilian control of the U.S. military?
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DVD Review: Big Fish— A tall tale about the storyteller’s craft.
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Illegal Human Beings on the March— Was May 1 America’s version of Hitler in the Rhineland?
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Eliot Spitzer: Vote for Me - I Love Illegals!— In hiring illegal immigrants, employers made a deal with the Devil, and Eliot Spitzer has come to enforce the contract.
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Miss Peggy Lee and Company— Frank Sinatra, long considered the greatest talent ever at musical phrasing, may well have met his match in Peggy Lee.
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DVD Review: Absence of Malice— Absence of Malice was made for anyone who was ever deliberately harmed by a journalist, or knows someone who was.
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John Kass: It’s a Wonderful, Liberal Life— At least taxpayers know something about taxes: Every time taxes are raised, a liberal gets his wings.
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NOPD: When Cops Loot, It's Not Looting— Well, it took almost seven months, but the New Orleans Police Department has finally gotten its lies straight ...
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Globalization: The 14 Percent Solution— Apparently, iron historical laws decree that Americans must spend $200,000 on higher education as a job requirement for waiting tables.
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Satire: Brokeback Mohammed— In Brokeback Mohammed, the Prophet and his early followers are depicted as homosexuals whose idea of prayer was to form...
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Conservatives Say, “Wear Red on Fridays”— In my childhood, folks used to say, "Better dead than red." Still sounds good to me.
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DVD Review: I am the Cheese— "The farmer in the dell, The farmer in the dell, Hi-ho, the derry-o, The farmer in the dell," The picture begins as a group of
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Lest We Forget: An Unnamed Soldier and the Father Who Grieves for Him— One of my wife’s nursing home patients just lost his son, who was serving in Iraq.
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Who's “Stuck on Stupid”? Lt. Gen. Russel Honore's Phony Candor— Wednesday night I saw U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Russel Honore on Fox News telling reporters — and one reporter in particular
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Questions That May Not be Asked about New Orleans
— In journalism as in academia, the most important questions one has to learn are those that one may not ask.
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Movie Review: Million Dollar Baby— “You’re gonna cry,” the ticket-seller, a Spanish lady in her late fifties, told me. And she was right. Million Dollar
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Review: He, Who Gets Slapped (1924)— The opening title card to He, Who Gets Slapped expresses the age-old wisdom that “he laughs best, who laughs last.”
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TV Classics: Combat! "The Volunteer"— Recently, I saw an extraordinary episode of the classic World War II TV series Combat! (1962-1967), entitled “The Volunteer.”
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Michael Moriarty, Ripped from the Headlines!— Two weeks ago, Michael Moriarty attacked me in his Enter Stage Right column.
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Diva-Victim Forgives Polanski, Condemns Journalist— People who send me nasty letters are often guided by sympathy for the devil, from a place where, in Mick
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Folly in Gaza— And so now the Israeli government has dragged Jews from their homes in Gaza, homes that the same government had
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