Desperate Houseflies: The Magazine

Feel free to pull out your trusty fly swatter and comment on what is posted here, realizing that this odd collection of writers may prove as difficult to kill as houseflies and are presumably just as pesky. “Desperate Houseflies” is a magazine that intends to publish weekly articles on subjects such as politics, literature, history, sports, photography, religion, and no telling what else. We’ll see what happens.

Saturday, June 18, 2005

Identify friend or foe

The war on terror has made for some interesting bed fellows, and difficult decisions for foreign-policy makers. The violent unrest in Uzbekistan, a key strategic asset due to its close proximity to Afghanistan and Iran, could force the Bush administration to make a tough decision. Shall we overlook the murder and maiming ordered by the Uzbek leader or take a stand despite the potential for strategic loss? Here’s John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) opinion -- and the LA Times story: Uzbekistan Tests U.S. Policy Goals

Here’s a little lagniappe: From CNN/SI’s “The 10 Spot” - The Red Sox renamed Fenway Park's left-field foul pole the Fisk Pole to recognize catcher Carlton Fisk's famed home run in Game 6 of the 1975 World Series. The short right-field foul pole has already been dubbed the Pesky Pole after former shortstop Johnny Pesky. Later this summer, the team will rename the clubhouse icebox after Ted Williams.

1 Comments:

Blogger Al Sturgeon said...

I heard they were going to name the pre-game buffet after Mo Vaughn. Is there any truth to that rumor?

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