exculpate

exculpate \EK-skuhl-payt; ek-SKUHL-payt\ , transitive verb:
1. To clear from alleged fault or guilt; to prove to be guiltless; to relieve of blame; to acquit.

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When I first saw this word, I thought I knew the definition, something to do with legal forgiveness, then the name "John Grisham" popped into my head. I got into a jag of reading legal thrillers several years back, shortly after Grisham's novels became so popular. Exculpate was probably used a few dozen times in all those books.

'The Golden Age of Video' -Ricardo Autobahn

Cool mashup of old and newer movies, some classic (some not) plus short TV clips.

Cast Away Count Contest

Just got up from watching the Cowboy game to see what was coming on afterwards, and noticed that "Cast Away" is beginning on the FX Channel now as I type.

I predict there'll be nine hits - or more - on my Cast Away posts. (there was one from Pasadena, CA earlier, about four hours + ago)

Gee, I hope I win something neat-o.

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UPDATE:

The movie ended five minutes ago, and a quick count shows 11 hits in the last forty minutes.

World Travel

World Travel

Click as close as possible to locations on the map. The faster the better ... Speed counts!

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It was hard for me to suss out the between-question box, but after I got that figgered out, I still didn't do so well.

Yucky Day Today

Evil Woman - E.L.O.