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Tag Archives: New York Times
Caroline’s diary — Training media
When the authors went on book tours, interviewers were instructed not to ask Ms. Kennedy any personal questions or pry into her family affairs. The New York Times, January 17, 2009, “In Book World, Caroline Kennedy is a Powerhouse” Oh … Continue reading
Posted in Caroline Kennedy's Diary, Queen Caroline's Diary
Tagged Caroline Kennedy, Maureen Dowd, New York Times
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My friend Maureen
Boy, Dear Diary, I was like blown away by that “sweet,” you know, column by my old pal Maureen of the Times. Wasn’t that a nice, sort of, column she wrote about my trying to like get anointed to be … Continue reading
Posted in Queen Caroline's Diary
Tagged Caroline Kennedy, Maureen Dowd, New York Times
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Diary of Queen Caroline 2.0
Oh, Dear Diary, Those canaille are at it again, you know, those gosh-darn newspapers, ripping into me as if I were some lowly, like, public servant. All because I didn’t, like, fill out a silly form. You know, the one … Continue reading
Posted in Queen Caroline's Diary
Tagged Caroline Kennedy, disclosure, New York Times
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Diary of Caroline Kennedy
Dear Diary, What a rotten, you know, day. So glad, like, it’s over. Spent an awful, sort of, just an excruciating hour talking to those know-nothings from the New York Times. Who said the Times was, like, an elite newspaper? … Continue reading
Posted in Bad government, People
Tagged Caroline Kennedy, David Paterson, John F. Kennedy, New York Times, Robert F. Kennedy, Ted Kennedy
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Hubris and newspapers
By Joel Thurtell I’m not the only crank who thinks newspapers have screwed themselves into the rut they’re now vociferously complaining about, giving a disproportionate amount of ink to their own woes rather than recording the financial grievances of others.. … Continue reading
Posted in future of newspapers
Tagged Detroit newspapers, future of newspapers, Jack Shafer, New York Times, Slate
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Assets for sale!
[donation] By joel Thurtell Just came back from a reconnaisance mission. In my garage. The news is good! I have assets for sale, too. Just like those big Wall Street banks. I heard this trillion dollar federal bailout of the … Continue reading
Posted in Bad government
Tagged Assets, assets for sale, bad investment, bailout, banks, Bert Ely, eBay, government bailout, investmant banks, mortgages, New York Times, Schwinn bike, Wall Street
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I want a bailout, too!
[donation] By Joel Thurtell Hey, how do I cash in on this bailout deal? I mean, for chrissake, I’m gonna be paying for it, right? According to economic prognosticators, I’m gonna be paying thousands of buckos over the years. What … Continue reading
Cliche-Makr ™ and the Times
[donation] By Joel Thurtell From: Ralph Stinkline, Usage Editor The New York Times To: Wilbur Frazehacker, CEO Cliche-Makr Corp. Dear Wilbur, I wanted to give you a progress report on the implementation of our new Cliche-Makr Wordbustr Mark II Linguistic … Continue reading
The REAL holy grail?
[donation] By Joel Thurtell It was bad enough that the Detroit Free Press on Monday, September 16, 2008 failed to mention on Page One the bankruptcy of the huge Wall Street investment bank Lehman Brothers or the sale of the … Continue reading
Hold your applause, hold your nose
[donation] By Joel Thurtell Beethoven was correct: Self-coronations are disgusting affairs, full of arrogance, deceit, cunning and unbridled ambition. In 1803, the composer genius was ready to dedicate his 3rd Symphony to Napoleon Bonaparte when the First Consul of France … Continue reading