Murder in Black and White

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Aug 21, 2012 in Blog, Politics, What's Left | 3 comments

Megan-Boken

What else happened the day that Megan Boken died?

A pretty white girl getting murdered is news.

A typical black man or woman getting murdered is not.

Pet Sounds

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Aug 20, 2012 in Blog, Personal | 2 comments

Alex — Our 11-year-old stray adopted from a shelter in Washington, DC

While conducting job interviews with applicants he made it a point to pose one rather unusual question to each of his prospective employees…

Will Those Who Praised George W. Bush For “Keeping Us Safe” Now Give the Same Credit to President OBAMA?

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Aug 18, 2012 in Blog, Politics | 3 comments

Will any of the fearmongers who trumpeted President Bush’s grand “accomplishment” and blasted President Obama as a “dangerous” choice for America now step forward and admit they were WRONG?

Nolan Dalla Rants: DJ’s Earning Millions — Madness Spinning Out of Control

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Aug 17, 2012 in Blog, Music and Concert Reviews, Rants and Raves | 4 comments

Last year a so-called “superstar DJ” earned — $22 million.

Thats right, $22,000,000.

TWENTY-TWO MILLION DOLLARS. In a year.

For spinning fucking records a few nights a week.

Well, fuck me.

Movie Review: “Beasts of the Southern Wild”

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Aug 16, 2012 in Blog, Movie Reviews | 2 comments

MOVIE REVIEW: “BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD”

This film is a salty gumbo of Swamp People, Deliverance, and The Jerry Springer Show.

The Dawn of Enlightenment and the Dusk of Superstition

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Aug 15, 2012 in Blog | 2 comments

Organized religion is on the decline, which means science and reason are on the rise. That’s positive news to those of us fatigued by the insufferable influences of religion on politics and society.

Nolan Dalla — Updating My NFL Halftime Betting Angles

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Aug 14, 2012 in Blog, Sports Betting | 0 comments

After a Buffalo Bills game in 1998

Back in 2001, I spent the entire summer creating my halftime betting angles, which could be applied across the board to all NFL regular season and playoff games.