And the Russians break a 3rd period scoreless tie on a powerplay resulting from an idiotic penalty taken by...Todd Bertuzzi! What a surprise! It's almost enough to make me believe in karma......the Russians must be really kicking themselves for putting Ovechckin on the team. Silly...
Month: February 2006
There's something comforting in a way about reading the WSJ editorial page--neither rain nor sleet nor snow nor national security can prevent them from finding the union-busting angle in anything..
Ann Althouse is making sense:The difference between this case and Carhart, other than the change in the Court's personnel and the fact that this is a federal, not a state.
From Dr. B.Yeah, it can be like herding cats; then again, as any cat person knows, it's actually not all that difficult to get cats to do what you want, as long as you don't treat them like dogs.
John Quiggin catalogues Insty's history with Moqtada Al Sadr. Long story short, Sadr managed to fall off the radar screen both of Insty and the administration sometime in 2004, yet.
In a highly unsurprising decision, the Supreme Court agreed today to hear an appeal of (at least one of the many) Circuit court opinions striking down the Congressional ban on.
Busy day today, so I direct you to these fine posts: In yet another vindication of the yoosta-bees who deride liberals who have actually remained liberals for failing to perceive the Bush administration's profound commitment to freedom and individual rights, Seb notes that the United...
Congratulations to frequent commenters JRD and MJD on the birth of Andrew Michael Dudas. If there's one thing this world needs, it's another Dudas.
I can express some unequivocal jingoistic pride in the women's hockey team, who outscored their opponents 46-2 in the tournament...Since I announced/scorekept a few games of McGill Martlets hockey, it.
While wandering Wikipedia, I discovered this interesting fact; only eighty-two veterans of World War I are still alive. I suppose that this shouldn't be particularly surprising, given that the youngest is 102 years old. Having never given it much thought, though, I guess I expected...
Atrios is quite right; while liberals tend to believe that taxes should be high enough to pay for expenditures, and also tend to believe that a well funded, stable state.
Almost ready to wrap up my 2005 Top Ten list. 2046 briefly held the project up; I had given up any hopes of seeing the movie before it inexplicably came.