Monthly Archives: January 2013

Long Live ManRay!

Posted on January 31, 2013 by museman

For 20 years ManRay was a fixture of Boston’s “underground” scene. As it returns for a one-night reunion, I attempt to wax nostalgic. Continue reading →

Posted in Environment, History, Ramblings | Tagged Alternative, Cambridge, Campus, Dance, Dancing, Entertainment, ManRay, Nightclubs | Leave a comment

Constitution “dead”? Yep. Journalism Dead? Maybe.

Posted on January 30, 2013 by museman

Reporting the US Constitution as simply “dead, dead, dead” may have brought responsible journalism one step closer to death. Continue reading →

Posted in History, Media, Not Surprisingly | Tagged Garner, Law, Originalism, Press, Scalia, Tsiaperas, US Constitution | Leave a comment

Guns: An “Obligation to Try” Harder.

Posted on January 25, 2013 by museman

If progressives truly feel obligated to try and save “even one life”, perhaps they’re setting their sights too low by aiming to take out guns. Continue reading →

Posted in Are You Kidding me?, History, Politics, Ramblings | Tagged Abortion, Death, Democrats, Guns, Regulations, Values | Leave a comment

People Shot at Hartford CT Gun Rally…

Posted on January 23, 2013 by museman

Did you know I shot gun rights advocates at the recent “Guns Across America” rally in Hartford, CT on January 19, 2013? Take a look! Continue reading →