And now we enter the third round of the battle. Go get 'em Breitbart, we're here to support.

Too true. So many people seem to be willing to just give up on the work that it takes to right the ship of state. I just hope that enough voters are willing to at least do the work at the ballot box this Nov and decisively send a message to the "powers that be" that we're ready to get back on the right path to prosperity.

Kudos to Denzel for the attention to detail. And for basically saying it works.

There's still good music being produced these days, it's just hard to find. Streaming is going to help both the music and video industries when it reaches maturity. Hopefully, it won't be co-opted by greed too quickly. But if it gives us control in what we want to watch and listen to without hassles, then I'm willing to pay a number of small subscription fees to the companies that meet my needs.

Unfortunately, that's what some of the heads of these networks are probably counting on.

That was the episode that captured me as well. "Three Stories". While they did a lot of other very interesting story lines, I could come up with quite a few I remember, none really was quite as captivating as that one.

I agree with the others in reply to your position. Very precise in thought. It's about as close to mine as I've ever heard, or seen. Not that I've articulated it in any fashion, but I will be doing so in the future when need be, now that you have.

People who rail against Rand and "Atlas Shrugged" do so, in part, because the premise of what she wrote shines a light on their basic philosophy of taking from those who have and giving it to those that don't (the moochers) - or they're in a power position and not in need, potentially being one of the looters.

I was saddened, yet not surprised by this announcement. A couple years ago, I caught up on about the first four seasons as they were being stripped on one of the cable networks. Then I recorded it every Monday since. I really learned to like the unlikable character. I guess I identified with several of his quirks, like the anti-social sentiments, and the belief that everybody lies. Now, I'm not 100% in line with those traits, but it was interesting to see how his character handled it in his world.

I got tired of the formulaic practice of basically killing the patient four times within the hour, then House having the ah-ah moment where he stops a conversation in mid-sentence and leaves the room with the unspoken answer. There was only once or twice where the patient wasn't going to be leaving the hospital alive, and that was a little far fetched, but then that's House, and he's a genius!

Whenever I talk to someone about global warming, I wonder whether people would have been as concerned if they were around back, ohhhh, what?, 1000 years ago?, 2000?, when were the glaciers moving north from what is now our country's prime farmland. Would they have been able to do anything about it? Would they have wanted the ice to remain, knowing what the results are now? I know it's kinda a silly question, but it looks at the big picture, and shows us that we people are small potatoes.

Yup. We give a little, and they will take it all, and still ask for more. Sounds like the lefty liberal stance on almost anything political.