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	The Joel Stein.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Joel gets sent home from Jewish travelling camp for being in a hotel room with boys who were lighting fires in the bathtub after disconnecting the fire alarm.
		Joel begins to grow his monster mullet with the simple instruction "leave the back" uttered to his barber.
		Joel is talking to a woman when a rodent pops out of her cleavage.
	www.thejoelstein.com /biography.htm (632 words)

	Stanford Magazine > November/December 2001 > Feature Story > It's All About Joel
		“Joel Stein,” as portrayed in the columns, is desperate, awkward, porn-loving and obnoxious; Joel Stein, however, is worldly, knowledgeable, chummy with celebrities and in possession of an enormous expense account.
		Joel Stein has definite big-shot potential—handsome, tall and slim, with fashionable short hair (freshly gelled for breakfast) and hip little glasses—but the potential was pretty much squandered.
		Stein but awkward enough that neither she nor I could decipher the theoretically flirty joke he made to her.
	www.stanfordalumni.org /news/magazine/2001/novdec/features/stein.html (3274 words)

	On the Media
		JOEL STEIN: I think the kind of person that was going to not read the missile defense story isn't --you know their excuse isn't going to be well I read the Hasselhoff Q&A so I guess I can skip the, the Star Wars package.
		JOEL STEIN: It takes balls, whereas like you know you can sit down with, with like 'N Sync and be very nice to them and then destroy them in your article back home alone in your office.
		JOEL STEIN: You get probably a less real side of them cause they know it's being taped; they know every word of theirs is being used -- so they never really get to, to relax and back down and be themselves.
	www.onthemedia.org /transcripts/transcripts_052601_qa.html (1173 words)

	The Jawa Report: Joel Stein Might Have Gotten Enough But Now It's My Turn
		Stein is entitled to his opinion and he's been a pretty good sport about the criticism he's received due to his editorial that bashes the troops.
		Stein that there are people out there that actually support the troops and our wishes on a grander scale than he imagines (he might now since he's written his editorial).
		Stein states, "An army of people making individual moral choices may be inefficient, but an army of people ignoring their morality is horrifying." I think that Joel Stein's lack of knowledge about military service shines through on this one.
	mypetjawa.mu.nu /archives/153759.php (2045 words)

	Villainous Company: Not Joel Stein's Kind Of Men (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Reading Joel Stein's column in the LA Times a few days ago, it was hard to know how to react.
		Since Joel Stein doesn't know anyone in the military, or presumably their families, I thought it might be instructive for him to get to know some of those people he can't find it in his heart to support.
		Stein is critical of what he calls ‘American imperialism.’ To borrow what he surely intended as a denigrating analogy, we can indeed see parallels in attitude if not government and conquest.
	www.villainouscompany.com /vcblog/archives/2006/01/not_joel_steins.html (2893 words)

	joel stein =-= press (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		One aspect of Stein's musical training that distinguishes him from many of his contemporaries is his classically structured background.
		Stein admits that he harbors hopes of one day being even "a little bit famous, so I can introduce classical music to the mass public.
		Stein said that while his tour dates are still tentative, most of his East Coast performances will be further north in the New York and Boston areas.
	www.joelstein.com /press_005.html (726 words)

	Liberty Corner
		Because (according to Stein) they really enlisted either (a) to advance their country's imperialistic ambitions or (b) because they were "tricked" into enlisting (by Bush, presumably) and persist in fighting even though (I'm reading between the lines here) they must by now be aware that they were "tricked." Got that?
		(Stein never deigns to mention the possibility that the soldiers who serve in Iraq are executing a legal war in accordance with their contractual obligations, which they entered into because they chose to risk their lives in the defense of their country.)
		Therefore -- even though Stein is willing to concede that the U.S. should honor its contractual obligations to those "immoral" soldiers (e.g., health care and pensions) -- it should not honor them with a parade because to do so would make traffic worse than it is already.
	libertycorner.blogspot.com /2006/01/joel-steins-logic.html (344 words)

	Chicken, Waffles and half a Bottle of Pledge™ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Joel Stein is a good friend of my sisters who is best known for his Time Magazine columns and is least known for his leg hair problem that he cleverly hides by wearing pants that reach all the way to his ankles.
		I was in the process of describing Stein to the baffled hosts — smallish, clean-looking, leg-hair like a farm animal — when Joel made his way to the entrance of the house.
		Joel is a nice guy and a good friend of the family who, because he lives in New York, I unfortunately don't get to see all that often.
	www.bigheadbadhair.com /Joel.html (1229 words)

	My Very Brain: What Joel Stein Said
		Courtesy of a pair of conservative sites (Instapundit and, again, the RCP Blog), I came across Joel Stein's commentary titled "Warriors and Wusses." While Stein's piece is more than a little tongue-in-cheek, that doesn't significantly alter the fact that he's fairly true throughout to his opening sentence, which reads:
		In my case it means giving due respect to all veterans and thanking them for making the sacrifice of giving up a comfortable life doing what they want to go for in exchange for a life of doing what you're told and becoming a target.
		Stein's column was an exercise in fl humor and sarcasm aimed at a public who is too numbed to understand it.
	myverybrain.blogspot.com /2006/01/what-joel-stein-said.html (804 words)

	Patterico’s Pontifications » Where Joel Stein Went Wrong (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Joel Stein says he’s “… not advocating that we spit on returning veterans like they did after the Vietnam War…” But, before you can decipher which “they” he’s scolding, there’s a call to deny returning troops public celebration.
		Stein expressed his opinion–as is his right in the land of the free–but that opinion turned out to be a stupid one.
		Stein writes (in a passage quoted by you): “An army of people making individual moral choices may be inefficient, but an army of people ignoring their morality is horrifying.” This sentence is incoherent.
	patterico.com /2006/01/24/4163/where-joel-stein-went-wrong (11542 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Joel Stein said he has been "bombarded" by hate mail over the incendiary article -- which was headlined "Warriors and Wusses" and held that U.S. soldiers in Iraq were "ignoring their morality" -- but does not regret writing it and stands by the premise.
		Stein said that, despite the fact that his e-mail address was not made public by the paper, he had received some 100 "hate e-mails" by noon.
		Stein said he had long considered the issue and that whenever a politician opposes the war but supports the troops "I just always think they are covering their ass."
	today.reuters.com /news/newsarticle.aspx?type=domesticNews&storyid=2006-01-25T222721Z_01_N24212064_RTRUKOC_0_US-IRAQ-USA-MEDIA.xml&rpc=22 (476 words)

	Tman In Tennessee: Dumb, Dumber and Joel Stein
		Perhaps you've heard of the latest kerfuffle involving one LA Times columnist, Joel Stein, and his recent editorial entitled "Warriors and wusses".
		Joel thinks that if we support the troops then this will give the approval to the "hawks" in the administration to keep them there longer.
		Which is why it is easy for me to look at Stein’s pseudo-philosophical bit of puffed-up provocateurism and call it what it is: the nadir of the me generation, and the ultimate passing of the buck.
	tmancensored.blogspot.com /2006/01/dumb-dumber-and-joel-stein.html (1199 words)

	Independent Conservative » Blog Archive » Joel Stein, What an Idiot
		Stein’s case we do need to cover his expression of stupidity.) Well he really wrote what will probably be the column of his lifetime and what was probably a CLM (Career Limiting Move) for him.
		Stein would like the people who support the troops and not the war to do away with their “support the troops” bumper stickers and have no parades for people who are putting their lives on the line for America, if it is a war he does not like.
		Joel Stein, who somehow thinks he’s being funny is actually expressing the truth about what the left really thinks about our troops.
	www.independentconservative.com /2006/01/25/joel_stein (794 words)

	Soldiers' Angel - Holly Aho - Patriotic Essay - A Better Writer Than Joel Stein
		Joel Stein wrote an article yesterday in his weekly column at the LA Times titled "Warriors and Wusses".
		Joel has rightly received plenty of criticism regarding his editorial, especially after he admits how little research and thought he put into writing it.
		While Joel may admit he is grossly overpaid in his job, what he, and the LA Times are missing is the reason.
	sablogs.com /index.php?title=patriotic_essay_a_better_writer_than_joe&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 (1947 words)

	Opinion: Letters to the Editor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Although Stein will never be reading any of my prose regarding his colossal dis of the public relations program, I must say "thank you" to him for giving me a chance to question his manhood.
		Stein is right in assuming he will not be invited back, though it's not for the reason he infers.
		Stein is a little bully full of talk but devoid of substance.
	orion.csuchico.edu /Pages/Vol46issue5/opinion/o.letter1.html (642 words)

	LA Times Columnist Joel Stein Insults Christians While Approving of Christmas \| NewsBusters.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		LA Times columnist Joel Stein writes a column called Oy to the World where he ultimately says that he thinks there isn’t a war on Christmas.
		Stein goes on to write, “In fact, Gibson and fellow Fox anchor Bill O'Reilly are so upset that they have organized a boycott of Target, Wal-Mart, Kmart, Sears and Costco for using the phrase "Happy Holidays" in their ads instead of "Merry Christmas." I'm guessing those places also stopped selling Brylcreem."
		Stein goes on to say, “Jerry Falwell is supporting the catchy-named "Friend or Foe Christmas Campaign" that has lawyers ready to sue anyone who won't let them do Christmas wherever they want.
	newsbusters.org /node/3097 (2111 words)

	Deutsch, Levy & Engel - Joel A. Stein
		Deutsch, Levy and Engel - Joel A. Stein
		Joel A. Stein came to Deutsch, Levy and Engel, Chartered in 2003 as a Principal with more than 20 years experience in the areas of banking, bankruptcy, creditor’s rights, enforcement of obligations and other commercial litigation.
		He has worked with business of every kind and size, protecting their interests in a wide variety of transactions, from aviation to maritime, from real estate to moving inventory.
	www.dlec.com /attorneys/joelstein.html (136 words)

	Folio: The Magazine for Magazine Management: From the Annals Of Animation: Flintstone, Butt-head…Stein? - Joel ...
		Joel Stein, consummate Gen-X kvetcher and columnist at Time, is taking his print shtick into full, living color: He's angling to be a cartoon character in his own half-hour sitcom on VHl this fall.
		The pilot (for which Stein is doing his "eighth and final rewrite") will feature the eighties bubblegum star formerly known as Debbie Gibson (it's Debra now, thank you) and heavy metal icon Rob Halford, formerly of Judas Priest.
		In animated form, Stein will chill with Gibson in her imagined apartment and then join the out-ofthe-closet motorcycle-fetishist Hal-ford in a leather bar.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3065/is_11_30/ai_78362282 (376 words)

	Gothamist: Finally: Joel Stein Will Leave Town
		Stein, currently a New York resident, plans to move out to live in Los Angeles full-time at the end of the year.
		Stein confessed that he may be ready to put New York behind him.
		Stein said, it’s time to leave New York to "a younger, hipper person" and embark on a series of career moves to ever-less-cool cities.
	www.gothamist.com /archives/2004/10/27/finally_joel_stein_will_leave_town.php (397 words)

	ROCK AND A HARD PLACE: LOS ANGELES TIMES' JOEL STEIN.
		Big Joel Stein also loves it when people make fun of him.
		That also means he's a shitty candidate for Rock and a Hard Place because he tries to give funny answers to questions that don't need to be funny.
		Joel Stein is here, ladies and homos, in all of his white-guy-romantic-comedy-clichéd glory.
	www.blacktable.com /daulerio050825.htm (740 words)

	Erich Martel, replies to Joel Stein on school governance, April 22, 2004
		It is highly ironic that the cornerstone of New York City Schools Chancellor Joel Klein's argument in favor of the diminished authority and oversight for the DC Board of Education is the precept that accountability is central to successful school reform (Op-Ed, April 20).
		Joel Klein is accountable to the Mayor, and the Mayor is accountable to no one.
		The two have instead instituted unilaterally radically progressive, highly restrictive, unproven approaches to reading and mathematics instruction, elevated its staunchest proponents to new heights of administrative power, and (adding insult to injury) enlisted partisan others in the research and evaluation.
	www.dcpswatch.com /martel/040422.htm (442 words)

	The Shape of Days: I support the troops, and I support Joel Stein (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In his editorial of January 24, the L.A. Times’ Joel Stein wrote five words that shocked a whole lot of people.
		This is a patently absurd idea, and Joel Stein recognizes it.
		Saying that you support the troops when, in fact, you’ve done nothing at all to show support for the troops serves no purpose other than to make you feel good about yourself and superior to those around you who aren’t as full-throated in their empty affirmations.
	theshapeofdays.com /2006/01/i_support_the_troops_and_i_support_joel.html (748 words)

	Reviewing Entertainment Weekly: Why did EW Fire Back-Page Columnist Joel Stein? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		I think Stein was fired because he possessed no qualifications for major magazine writing, save for a painfully acute flair for the obvious.
		That Stein lost his back page in EW wasn't a mystery; his keeping it for more than a month, however, was.
		if joel stein had an "acute flair for the obvious," then it seems to me he and EW for perfect for each other.
	mercury.blogs.com /ewreview/2004/02/why_did_ew_fire.html (1281 words)

	Salon.com Life \| He's sorry, MoDo
		Dowd complained to one of Stein's colleagues that this remark had been "patently sexist and revealed a long history of sexism at...
		"It was a publication," Stein concedes in the Times, "that, for a long time, chose a Man of the Year." Stein explains that he immediately set about trying to make it up to Dowd.
		Since then, Stein has pretty much been stalking Dowd -- sending bottles of vino to any restaurant table where he hears she is breaking bread.
	www.salon.com /mwt/broadsheet/2006/01/05/stein_and_dowd/print.html (407 words)

	Vacco Opposes Joel Steinberg Parole; Urges New Yorkers Speak Out On Child Killer's Possible Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Attorney General Dennis C. Vacco today called on the state Parole Board to deny Joel Steinberg's request for an early prison release, and urged New Yorkers to speak out on the child killer's parole request.
		In a letter to state Parole Chairman Brion Travis, Attorney General Vacco called Steinberg a "despicable monster" who "has not yet paid his debt to society" for killing his never-adopted "daughter," Lisa, a decade ago, in a case that brought laser sharp focus to the problem of child abuse.
		"Joel Steinberg should be forced to serve the maximum term of his sentence confined in a correctional facility of the state of New York.
	www.oag.state.ny.us /spanish/dec22_97.html (491 words)

	Dr. Sanity: Joel Stein Is An Old , Old Man
		If there is a moron present, I somehow think that it is more likely to be the person who deems himself the arbiter of good taste and the high inquisitor appointed to oversee quality in literature.
		Stein, you probably believe that just because the NY Times changed its entire book ranking system so it could exclude the Harry Potter books from the best- seller list (except for the "Children's Books" listing) that this gives you the moral authority to denigrate the audience of the book.
		Stein would likely say that a "great" book is one that has little commercial success.
	drsanity.blogspot.com /2005/07/joel-stein-is-old-old-man.html (803 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		STEIN: Well, i knew he was able to only because he told me. Otherwise, I would have never known.
		STEIN: Well, you know, I don't know what he find out, but I know what the editors in "TIME" let him print, which is kind of harmless stuff.
		STEIN: If you really are worried, you can buy this Fireball equipment, just some software that you can buy and set up on your computer.
	cnnstudentnews.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0106/25/ns.07.html (699 words)

	The Shape of Days
		So for Joel Stein to declare that he’s taking out his disapproval of the invasion itself by refusing to offer his support — either material or merely verbal — to our troops is utterly misguided.
		His disapproval should be directed at the individuals responsible for making the decision with which he disagrees, not the individuals who were bound by duty and by law to carry that decision out.
		And it’s more than Joel Stein is able to say for himself.
	www.theshapeofdays.com (2505 words)

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