General
I tend, as longtime readers know, to find broad claims about "gentrification" to encompass too many distinct concepts to be useful. I think Phoebe Maltz's term "blandification" could be potentially.
Lance has a good post on the Byrnes firing, and floats a few theories:We know that in most cases like this when somebody’s fired for what looks like no good.
It's obvious, but it nonetheless bears repeating:In constant dollars (i.e., adjusted for inflation), current gas prices do not yet approach the peak price attained around 1980. As I tell my.
This post by Eugene Volokh, following up his approving citation of the odious James Taranto making silly claims about "[t]hose Westerners who side with the "Iraqi resistance" against America," digs.
There is no God.
Whether you find OxBlog worthwhile or not, I guess, depends largely on whether you find David Adesnik's apparently sincere belief that the contemporary Republican Party is controlled by principled Burkeans.
Friday Cat Blogging. . . KashmirNote: Stromboli, not actually being my cat, has not accompanied me to Lexington. I have a backlog of Stromboli photos, as well as pictures of.
Ugh. Not the grossest thing I've seen watching a ballgame; the list has to start with Moises Alou ripping up his ankle at Busch Stadium. But this was scary.The other.