Ed Driscoll, whose erection seems to have endured for more than four hours:As Jonah Goldberg has written recently, the Amazon page for his upcoming book has become one of the frontlines in the cold civil war: when it's not being hacked, it's subject to the...
Month: November 2007
Surprising as it is to say that I'm happy that the Patriots scored the touchdown to make it 20-17, if the Colts are going to thwart their unbeaten season it.
Given that I've called for the end of the Air Force, I think it's only fair that LGM join the Air Force Valour IT Project team. The goal of Project.
In 1777 a peasant rebellion resulted in the massacre of the family of Nguyen Phuc Anh, son of feudal nobility in what is now southern Vietnam. The fifteen year old escaped, and returned to his home after the peasant army left to move north. Nguyen...
Feingold announces his opposition to Mukasey. Good, even if moot.I hadn't intended to write about the sellout by Feinstein and Schumer; it was too depressingly predictable. And, as my essay.
For once, there's good news from the War on (some classes of people and some) drugs. On Friday, the new crack sentencing guidelines went into effect. The new guidelines will.
A worthy compilation of nominees. I would have to vote for Althouse, but really, they're all winners! (On the other hand, the standards of podcast wingnuttery established by her claim that NARAL's house blogger was invited to a meetup by Hillary Clinton's campaign as part...
As the Ducks continue to struggle...Deepest condolences to the afflicted parties; they know who they are. Cheers, on the other hand, to all humans with souls, who love it when.
Mark Hemingway apparently doesn't use a spell-checker, but nonetheless -- credit where credit is due:In fact, as I’ve theorized for some time now, Dowd’s aimlessness has become so pronounced that.
Setting myself up for some nice humiliation, I'm going to predict a 38-20 Oregon victory. Dennis Dixon solidifies his claim on the Heisman.
Publishing stuff like this, as well as stuff like Jamie Kirchick's arguments with the strawmen in his head, seems relevant to questions about how much nepotism was involved in hiring.
Henley and DeLong start the discussion, with dsquared's immortal attempt to show that an MBA might actually be useful after all a justified consensus pick. Like one of Henley's commenters,.