Sarah Silverman Schleps to Florida

US Cities Ranked

Here’s a list of US cites from best to worst most liberal to most conservative.  I live in 49.

America’s most liberal cities in 2005

1. Detroit, Michigan
2. Gary, Indiana
3. Berkeley, California
4. Washington, D.C.
5. Oakland, California
6. Inglewood, California
7. Newark, New Jersey
8. Cambridge, Massachusetts
9. San Francisco, California
10. Flint, Michigan
11. Cleveland, Ohio
12. Hartford, Connecticut
13. Paterson, New Jersey
14. Baltimore, Maryland
15. New Haven, Connecticut
16. Seattle, Washington
17. Chicago, Illinois
18. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
19. Birmingham, Alabama
20. St. Louis, Missouri
21. New York, New York
22. Providence, Rhode Island
23. Minneapolis, Minnesota
24. Boston, Massachusetts
25. Buffalo, New York
26. New Orleans, Louisiana
27. Ann Arbor, Michigan
28. Jersey City, New Jersey
29. Portland, Oregon
30. Daly City, California
31. Atlanta, Georgia
32. Dallas, Texas
33. Hayward, California
34. Madison, Wisconsin
35. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
36. St. Paul, Minnesota
37. Los Angeles, California
38. Rochester, New York
39. Memphis, Tennessee
40. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
41. Vallejo, California
42. Dayton, Ohio
43. Bridgeport, Connecticut
44. Springfield, Massachusetts
45. Syracuse, New York
46. Jackson, Mississippi
47. Jackson, Mississippi
48. Akron, Ohio
49. Denver, Colorado
50. Richmond, Virginia
51. El Monte, California
52. Pasadena, California
53. Toledo, Ohio
54. Eugene, Oregon
55. Elizabeth, New Jersey
56. Cincinnati, Ohio
57. Santa Rosa, California
58. Worcester, Massachusetts
59. Kansas City, Missouri
60. Kansas City, Kansas
61. Durham, North Carolina
62. Sunnyvale, California
63. Alexandria, Virginia
64. Fremont, California
65. Tallahassee, Florida
66. Pomona, California
67. Lansing, Michigan
68. Erie, Pennsylvania
69. Savannah, Georgia
70. Long Beach, California
71. Sacramento, California
72. Greensboro, North Carolina
73. Hollywood, Florida
74. San Jose, California
75. Norwalk, California
76. Lowell, Massachusetts
77. Aurora, Colorado
78. Columbus, Ohio
79. Concord, California
80. Norfolk, Virginia
81. Salinas, California
82. Columbia, South Carolina
83. South Bend, Indiana
84. North Las Vegas, Nevada
85. Oxnard, California
86. Fort Lauderdale, Florida
87. Portsmouth, Virginia
88. Raleigh, North Carolina
89. Pembroke Pines, Florida
90. Burbank, California
91. Glendale, California
92. Stamford, Connecticut
93. Austin, Texas
94. Virginia Beach, Virginia
95. Salt Lake City, Utah
96. Tacoma, Washington
97. Des Moines, Iowa
98. Athens, Georgia
99. Bellevue, Washington
100. Hampton, Virginia

Brad Pitt Fighting Gay Marriage Ban

From the Huffington Post:

LOS ANGELES — Brad Pitt has donated $100,000 to fight California’s November ballot initiative that would overturn the state Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex marriage.

Bravo Brad.  Bravo. 

I find it odd and disturbing that other than Ellen, Brad Pitt, and myself, there aren’t many celebrities that are open about their support for gay marriage.

1940’s Color Photography

According to Mental Floss, the Library of Congress has recently uploaded a bunch of photographs to its flickr page.  And evidently there were some color photographs being taken in the early 1940’s.  It is stunning to see that the world wasn’t actually black and white back then.  Take this boilermaker from 1942 for example:

 

Check out the other photos at Mental Floss or browse through the entire collection at the Library of Congress’ Flickr page.

Obama’s Conspiracy

Really?

 

I’m simultaneously glad and mad that I missed the conversation that went with this caption.  Only on Fox people . . . only on Fox.

Palin Parody