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'Do You Write Under Your Own Name?' (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
Guilty as Sin is a 1993 movie directed by Sidney Lumet, whose CV includes such notable ‘legal world’ films as 12 Angry Men and The Verdict . Guilty as Sin is not in the same league, but even so, I thought it was pretty effective entertainment. The stars are both very good-looking – Rebecca De Mornay and Don Johnson. De Mornay plays a hot-shot criminal defence lawyer, while...
Business Wire (Free subscription) | 12/01/2009
... (Vice Chair); Rick Anderson, Casa Tropicana Bed & Breakfast Inn (Secretary/Treasurer); Don Johnson, CHA, Vagabond Inn Palm Springs (AH&LA Dire
Wine Blog (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
... Custodio ~ Rutherford Vezér Family Vineyards ~ Frank Vezér ~ Suisun Valley Winterhawk Winery ~ Don Johnson ~ Suisun Valley Wooden Valley Winery ~ Lanza Family ~ Suisun Valley More Significant Growth and Changes Need for a Vintners Committee for marketing locally produced wines Transformations in the Suisun Valley Grape Growers Association’s direction and strategy, from just one year ago,...
Mount Virtus (Free subscription) | 12/02/2009
... Red State’s Erick Erickson offer excellent analyses of the politics, policies and rhetoric. (And Don Johnson asks where Colorado Republican Senatorial hopefuls Jane Norton, Ken Buck and Tom Wiens come down on Afghanistan.) Meanwhile, if you want to find the depth of substance on the military challenges we face, and in Afghanistan in particular, the substance that was lacking in Obama’s speech...
Mount Virtus (Free subscription) | 11/30/2009
... it’s not his turn” — presses onward and forward in his steep uphill campaign. New RMA blogger Don Johnson is absolutely right about the “unified” GOP’s sudden silence on the Car Tax: “Dan Maes should take this opportunity and hammer it.” Because it’s a point that absolutely deserves to be hammered.
Britannica Blog (Free subscription) | 11/30/2009
... , at least one dog has learned to speak, and he’s the brains behind the boy (a believably dense Don Johnson ) as they roam the desert countryside looking for food and other necessities. Unusual dietary customs enter into the picture, as they do in the brand-new end-of-the-world flick The Road and many another such film. But there are weirder elements, too, including killer farmers, strange...
