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» Site title: Extra!  - From Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, includes commentary, issues of special concern, archives, a listserv and contact information.
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» Site title: ConWebWatch
» Site description: From Terry Krepel, a watchdog of conservative Internet news sources. About the site, criticism, reader letters, archives, links and books for sale.
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» Site title: Criticism.Com
» Site description: Essays, book reviews, bookstore, articles on communications theory, social science, discourse analysis, philosophy, linguistics, and psychoanalysis.
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» Site title: Dymaxion Web
» Site description: Commentary, blogs, forums, recommended links and contact information.
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» Site title: Eyes On Fox
» Site description: News, commentary, forums and mission statement.
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» Site title: Global Pundit Org
» Site description: Contains rants and commentary; archives and suggested links.
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» Site title: 911 Hoax
» Site description: Analyses showing that the TV networks aired fake video of planes striking the World Trade Center.
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» Site title: Irish Times Watch
» Site description: From Pat Fitzgerald, a weblog that examines and criticizes The Irish Times.
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» Site title: Media Criticism
» Site description: Analyses and criticism from Scott Loughrey.
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» Site title: Media File
» Site description: A nonprofit resource and training center. About the organization, history, news, commentary, recommended links, archives, class schedules, how to become a member, special events and contact information.
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» Site title: Media Research Center Home Page
» Site description: From a conservative watchdog group, includes their goals, alerts, reports, columns, topics of special interest, resources, studies, personalities and contact information.
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» Site title: Media Visions Webzine
» Site description: An online journal from Ken Freed; includes essays, audio interviews and talks, guest commentary, books for sale and recommend links.
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» Site title: Mediageek
» Site description: From community activists; about the group, radio programs, podcast feeds, blog, special topics, commentary, recommended links and contact information.
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» Site title: Mitchell Stephens
» Site description: Commentary from Mitchell Stephens.
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» Site title: Number Watch
» Site description: From John Brignell, how statistics are altered to convey ideas. Numbers of the month, book reviews, commentary and contact information.
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» Site title: The People and the Press
» Site description: From the Pew Research Center, includes mission statement, commentary, current and archived survey reports, references to the organization in the press, poll results from other groups and contact information.
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» Site title: The Rittenhouse Review
» Site description: Includes links to foreign policy articles and commentary about them, contact information and links to online publications.
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» Site title: Steve Macek's Home Page
» Site description: Commentary and recommended links from a college professor.
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» Site title: Ted Canova On Media
» Site description: From a journalist, includes commentary, blog and reader comments.
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If you''re feeling a bit stressed, try these to deal with it...
Dance naked in front of your pets.
Put your toddler''s clothes on backwards and send them off to school as if nothing is wrong.
(NOTE: this also works well with the hubby who stayed at the pub too long.)
Jam miniature marshmallows up your nose and sneeze them out. See how many you can do at once.
(Always have a witness on hand, just in case you attempt the Guiness World Record)
Tattoo "out to lunch" on your forehead.
Go shopping. Buy everything. Sweat in it. Return it the next day.
Find out what a frog in a blender "really" looks like.
(Hamster in the microwave works well too.)
Sit naked on a shelled hard boiled egg.
("Don''t knock it until you try it!")
Read the dictionary upside down and look for secret messages.
Make up a language and ask people for directions.
(Works great at 7-11''s!)
Replace the filling of a Twinkie with ketchup and place it back in the wrapper.
(KIDS: make sure you make a nice note titled - For Daddy, I love you.)
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NOTES and DISCLAIMERS:
If you are less than 18 years of age: always seek your parent''s aproval before attempting any of the above.
(Exemption: If the hamster bites you again, nuke him till he glows!)
If you are 18 years of age or older and even think about doing any of these: proceed to the nearest telephone book directory. Look up "clinical psychologist"... drive directly to the first one that accepts "walk-ins!"
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Humor of the day
Q: What is every blonde''s ambition in life?
A: To be like Vanna White and learn the alphabet.
Q: What is the blonde doing when she holds her hands tightly over her ears?
A: Trying to hold on to a thought.
Q: What is the mating call of the blonde?
A: "I''m "sooo" drunk!"
Q: What is the mating call of the ugly blonde?
A: (Screaming) "I said: I''m drunk!"
Q: Why are there so few blonde pharmacists?
A: They have a hard time getting the pill bottles into the typewriter!
Q: Why can''t blondes make ice cubes?
A: They always forget the recipe.
Q: Why did the blonde resolve to have only three children?
A: Because she heard that one child out of every four born was Chinese.
Q: Why do all blondes all have a dimple on their chin and a flat forehead?
A: Finger on chin-I don''t know. Hits forehead-Oh I get it!
Q: Why do blondes have little holes all over their faces?
A: From eating with forks.
Q: Why do blondes have see-through lunch box lids?
A2: So that when they''re on the train they can tell if they''re going to work or coming home.
Q: Why do blondes wash their hair in the sink?
A: Because that''s where you''re supposed to wash vegetables.
Q: Why does a blonde only change her baby''s diapers every month?
A: Because it says on the box: "good for up to 20 pounds."
Q: Why is it good to have a blonde passenger?
A: You can park in the handicap zone.