New Series: Seapower in Culture

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This post serves as introduction for a new series of posts: Seapower in Culture. Inspired in part by Alyssa Rosenberg's work at the Center for American Progress, but also by a recent David Sirota column attacking my beloved Top Gun and by the imminent arrival of this...

Whitney Houston, Again

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(Since everyone's complaining about Rob's Whitney Houston post, I thought I'd write a proper one.) Whitney Houston burst onto the music scene in 1985 with her self-titled LP which had.

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Signs of Impending Environmental Apocalypse

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This ain't good: A few years ago, hog farmers throughout the Midwest noticed foam building on top of their manure pits. Soon after, barns began exploding, killing thousands of hogs while farmers lost millions of dollars. And you thought Santorum was gross. But seriously, what gives?...

Hack Squared

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In a great catch by a commenter, we find Mr. Glenn Harlan Reynolds endorsing Megan McArdle's "Obama caved to the Bishops!" post based on the original argument made in its title, which turned out to be based on a glaring factual error that renders her argument...

Today In Well-Informed Punditry

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I love the small update added to the extensive analysis (largely consisting of assumptions that feminists are total sellouts, because after all they just loved that recent Plan B decision) based on a transparently erroneous premise. Is Obama wrong because he caved and did a 180?...
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