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• 20 Writing My Memoir

  Inspired by James Frey's semi-truthful memoir, I've decided to write my own potential Oprah book club selection.

  Opinion in Books — by scaramouche — on Jan 12, 2006

• 19 Wanted: New FEMA Chief. No experience necessary

  Michael Brown had neither the skills nor experience to run FEMA. That didn't stop him from being hired. Alas.

  Opinion in Politics — by scaramouche — on Sep 10, 2005

• 18 "It was a dark and stormy night..."

  A preview of Saddam Hussein's action-packed autobiography--a tell-all tall tale for the ages

  Satire in Politics — by scaramouche — on May 14, 2005

• 17 Wars and Remembrance

  The Russians commemorate the end of a bloody war that did not bring an end to their oppression.

  Opinion in Politics — by scaramouche — on May 10, 2005

• 16 The Nukes are on the Roof

  Heard the one about the cat and the mullahs? It's a blast!

  Opinion in Politics — by scaramouche — on May 10, 2005

• 15 Dog Bites Man

  A cartoon in the Washington Times may spell the end for Pakistan's Pervez Musharraf.

  Opinion in Politics — by scaramouche — on May 09, 2005

• 14 Ode to My iPod

  A small device inspires flights of rapture.

  in Music — by scaramouche — on Apr 09, 2005

• 13 Responding to Disaster

  Why do we respond to natural disasters and man-made ones in such different ways?

  in Politics — by scaramouche — on Jan 30, 2005

• 12 Mays Daze

  A review of architect Daniel Libeskind's new memoir tells us more about the reviewer than about the book.

  in Books — by scaramouche — on Dec 25, 2004

• 11 Plum Pudding

  P.G. Wodehouse wrote some of the most uproarious novels in the English language. A new biography recounts his life.

  in Books — by scaramouche — on Dec 23, 2004