Apparently, the holiday season is fast approaching. I know this because the number of catalogs I receive just shot up exponentially. But this year, I'm taking action and "unsubscribing" from virtually all of them -- for free -- here.
Month: October 2007
Yesterday, a Maine school board decided to allow a Portland middle school to open confidential health clinic within the school. The clinic will provide basic health services (like immunizations) as.
For those unclear on the concept of bluffing, here's Brian Cashman:But yesterday after meeting with the three Steinbrenners and other members of the Yankees brain trust, Cashman said the team.
You know the criminal justice situation in the US is bad when you open the morning paper and read this paragraph as the lede in a front-section article (that happens to be written by Adam Liptak): In December, the United Nations took up a resolution...
An interesting catch from today's hearings from Emily Bazelon.
Might Stephen Colbert actually run for President (at least in South Carolina)?
Bush's new nominee to oversee family planning programs doesn't like contraception; no surprise there. Ann notes that "pro-lifers" don't really see anything in it for them if middle-class families have health insurance for their children. After explaining the deadly consequences of the new abortion ban...
In response to Matt here, let's go back and see what I actually wrote about the new WHO study:If the goal of abortion is to protect fetal life, criminalization is.
On Saturday, Tom McCarver treated the most obvious banality as if he'd just split the atom; he can't help it, he's Tim McCarver. What's amazing is that he considered it.
Because we didn't do any political posts yesterday, so I didn't get a chance to blog about the judge who seems to imply that once you've arranged to have sex for money consent can never be withdrawn and rape is impossible. (See also here and...
Like Matt, I think JMM gets this exactly right:I know I've said before that Romney's profound and almost incalculable phoniness is a terrifying prospect to behold in a possible president..
It should be abundantly clear to any regular readers that I am not one to criticize the S-CHIP reauthorization effort. That remains unchanged. But what I do think is worthy.