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March 29, 2007

Jesco White: Dancing Outlaw—What We Talked About At Lunch Today

To find out more about Jesco White click here Or go to lunch with me and my co-workers.

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TimeOut Chicago Loves The Losers

WHEN I WAS A LOSER gets serious strokes. Click here to read all about it.

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Nuthin' "Beets" Hattie's

Beet salad at Hattie's in Dallas. Ate there at lunch today.

It's the bellybutton of the Dallas culinary universe.
Even The New York Times thinks so...

"Oak Cliff was once the place where you could find the best chicken-fried steak on the planet, at the much-mourned Gennie’s Bishop Grill; now there is Hattie’s, which serves pulled pork over garlic grits and fried green tomatoes on white tablecloths with an accompanying wine list."—Mimi Swartz, NYT, March 25, 2007

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This Lady Puts My Book, THE WORTHY, In Her Freezer Because It Scares Her So Bad.

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This Lady Loved THE WORTHY & Just So Happens To Sit Across From The Lady Who Keeps THE WORTHY In Her Freezer. Even Though Both Of These Ladies Have Differing Literary Opinions Concerning My Work, They Are Still Nice To Each Other.

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March 28, 2007

French Government UFO Site Crashes Under The Weight of Too Many Hits

France is the first country to open up fully its UFO files to the public.

"The accumulation of well-documented observations compels us now to consider all hypotheses as to the origin of UFOs, especially extraterrestrial hypotheses.”

The report discusses 15 cases, including one in which British jet fighters were scrambled from RAF Lakenheath to investigate mysterious objects over East Anglia in 1956.

It says that hoaxes are easily detectable and calls the position of America “still one of denial”. It concludes: “The physical reality of UFOs, under control of intelligent beings, is almost certain.”

The American attitude is exemplified by the former Arizona governor Fife Symington, who trotted out an aide dressed as an alien 10 years ago to spoof the frenzy surrounding mysterious lights in the Phoenix sky.

Now he says he saw the lights and believed from the start that they were extraterrestrial. Symington, who faced fraud charges at the time, said this week he did not need the problems such an admission would have created."

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