In the second half of the 14th the rulership of northeast Asia was in a state of flux. The Mongols ruled China as the Yuan Dynasty until 1371, when they were replaced by the Mings and chased back to Mongolia. This had the effect of...
Author: Robert Farley
I know I swore that it would never be spoken of again, but the report that Dixon played knowing he had a torn ACL demands comment. My first thought is.
Farley is now the 849th most common surname in America, down 23 from 1990. The Lemieux's have apparently suffered some sort of holocaust in the last seventeen years, as they've.
Securing your nuclear weapons with the equivalent of a bicycle lock is pretty high on the list. I know that Scott Sagan has taught us that accidents are inevitable, no matter how good our procedures are, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't try.I'm also a...
This is awesome. I especially like #23.Via Battlepanda.
alright, time for the bourbon and ice cream.you know you're fucked when ryan leaf is embarrassed for you......fuck. fuckety fuck fuck a-fuck. I don't know that I've ever in my.
I haven't had a chance to read the article yet, but the Transylvania Book Heist thieves appear to have told their story in this month's Vanity Fair. As suspected, the plot was hatched in a haze of marijuana smoke and Ocean's Eleven/Reservoir Dogs-born enthusiasm. Of...
Crooked Timber, unsurprisingly, reaches Genius. For (also unsurprising) chuckles, try Instapundit.
I've been waiting a bit before posting any thinking on the Surge and the drop in violence in Iraq, but I think it's time now for a few observations.First off,.
PTJ has some additional thoughts, and Dan Drezner weighs in here.To respond in some detail, I'm deeply uncomfortable with the wall that PTJ wants to erect between scholarship and policy. It's true enough that studying baseball isn't playing baseball, but it seems absurd to me...
No troll feeding, please. Comment threads are one of the very best features of the blogosphere. The point of trolling is to ruin a comment thread; people cease to say.
This is what I call "sidestepping the question":Myth: It is unethical to charge a poor person 100 times the interest rate a rich person would pay. Reality: We live in.