Mar 12-18, 2008

Mar 12-18, 2008 / Vol. 13 / No. 28
The Animal Issue: Conservationists Roger Payne; On the Job With an Equine Dentist; Vets Who Favor Felines; Following Wild Tracks; Raising Chickens in Town

Risky Business

It’s nice to have an outlet like Blurt when I’m cruising the Internet late at night and come across a funny, yet terrifying, video like…

Bubble? What Bubble?

In a videoconference on Thursday, President Bush listened to reports on Afghanistan from military and civilian personnel and said he was “a little envious” of…

Nazis on Vacation

Couldn’t sleep last night, so I caught up on my magazine reading. Came across an article in this week’s New Yorker about a newly discovered…

Pick Your Nose

I also really need these: And just about everything from that aforementioned website. My birthday’s not ’til July, but that shouldn’t stop you….

Toasted Notes

I really, really need this… The description says: This piping hot slice of toast is pretty hard to miss on your desktop, so you’ll always…

What’s He Been Smoking?

Responsible TV-news viewers — a shrinking subset that, I suspect, includes the Blurt audience — probably missed Bill O’Reilly’s Talking Points Memory the other night,…

St. Michael’s Day

St. Mike’s administrators are totally loving us this week. For this week’s “Campus Question,” St. Mike’s student Jon Taylor asked some of his fellow purple…

Science and Fiction

Art Review: “Between Soft Machines and Hard Science: The Interstitial Art of W. David Powell,” an installation of digital prints and historic scientific instruments. Fleming Museum, UVM, Burlington.

News Quirks

Curses, Foiled Again New York City prosecutors accused undercover police detective Sean Johnstone, 34, of tampering with drug evidence after listening to a tape recording…

Spitzer Update

Well, it’s official. While previously seen with politicos like Howard Dean, Patrick Leahy and Madeline Kunin, The House of LeMay denies any connection with NY…

Food Court: The Musical

The Grand Central video was great, but this one is even better. Sixteen secret agents from Improv Everywhere perform a musical for unsuspecting diners at…


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