R.I.P. ...see also S F-J and Dargis.
Earlier this year Stephen Trimble stopped by the Patterson School and gave an excellent talk on the F-22 and F-35. He spoke quite a bit about this: The F-35 reportedly.
The Thomas M. Cooley Law School served me with a subpoena yesterday afternoon, commanding me to produce certain documents purportedly relevant to this civil action. The documents in question include.
Not only do you now have to pay to be an extra in a movie, but Groupon offers deals so you can pay less!
Eric Wedge is a bad manager. The manager of the Seattle Mariners, he continues to do things that make no sense, like play Chone Figgins and Miguel Olivo. Fans criticize.
Matt Duss and Daveed Gartenstein-Ross talk about the Richard Grenell finding:
The Republican effort to limit abortions to the affluent continues: A group of congressional Republicans is pushing a bill to put key health care decisions in the hands of the states, rather than the federal government. But language buried in the legislation would do the opposite...
On March 4, 1886, during a protest march against police brutality in Chicago's Haymarket Square, a bomb went off in the middle of a group of policemen, killing 7 officers..
When policymakers don't take major problems seriously, they tend not to get solved. Plumer details the ugliness in useful graphical form. Releatedly, I'm amused by the effort to portray Francois.
Wow. This might limit him to 25 saves this year... UPDATE (By Rob): When they came for Joakim Soria, whom I had unwisely spent $23 on the evening of his injury, I said nothing because I had Andrew Bailey. When they came for Andrew Bailey, whom...
I've spent part of the last couple of days thinking about Tomás Borge, the last surviving Sandinista founder who passed a few days ago. Borge seems to sum up both.
Excellent. I do feel, however, feel that this excerpt omits the best material, such as the dastardly tactics Kieran used to gain more respect than Glenn Reynolds, although Reynolds set.