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The new issue of Just Above Sunset, the parent site to this web log, went online at midnight, Pacific Time. That would be Volume 3, Number 35 for the week of Sunday, August 28, 2005. You will find there, in magazine format, many articles, some extended from what first appeared here, but many entirely new - and there are seven pages of high-resolution photographs, from Paris, from Manhattan, and five from here in Hollywood.
This week the current events items cover the previous week's events sequentially as our efforts in the Middle East spin oddly out of control, and a few key conservatives bail out, and we examine what this "flypaper theory" is all about. Things are hot, and can we "disagree sensibly" - or are we at a stalemate where no one wants news of any kind, the real change in the weather?
Features? "Our Man in London" lets us know about the real game, cricket. We examine a new religion, or one not recognized before, that has to do with the Flying Spaghetti Monster. Pat Robertson's call for the assassination of an elected foreign leader in put in a much broader context - the scientists have lost the dinosaurs. And the SUV debate rages on.
Bob Patterson is back with a rather unusual column for him, quite serious, and his book round-up of new titles you never thought you'd see.
The quotes this week? They're all about photography.
Direct links to specific pages -
Current Events ________________
Last Weekend: As Expected, Nothing Happened - or Things Got Worse
Changing Sides: "When the facts change, I change my mind - what do you do, sir?"
Flypaper: Some Conceptual and Practical and Moral Issues
Midweek Heat: Some thoughts on 'Disagreeing Sensibly'
Stalemate: No Agreement in Iraq, Dissatisfaction on the Home Front, and No One Doing Much
Weariness: A Change in the Weather
Features ________________
Our Man in London: Stumped
Pastafarianism: The Flying Spaghetti Monster
Religion: Avenging, Angry Christians, and the End of the Enlightenment Confirmed
The SUV Debate: Rearranging the Deck Chairs
Bob Patterson ________________
WLJ Weekly: from the desk of the World's Laziest Journalist - The Oxbow Incident in Iraq?
Book Wrangler: Kreigschmerz? Try "on the road" literature for escapism!
Guest Photography ________________
Our Eye on Paris: Seen This Week
New York: Manhattan River Traffic
Local Photography ________________
Sill Life Studies
Candid
Signs
Trapped
Very Far Above Sunset
Quotes for the week of August 28, 2005 - On Photography
The moon at noon in a stone box:

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