As any Mets or Giants fans among our readership are aware, Phil Cuzzi put on an umpiring display of the kind I haven't seen since the late Charlie Williams left the game. Well, actually, it was worse; it sort of combined Williams' seemingly random strike zone...
...does not, in fact, necessarily create any national security benefits.
Tom Scocca's blog doesn't seem to get a lot of attention, but to do my little part to encourage the WaPo to take the 80 grand they were apparently paying.
The post below about Rob's immortalization was somewhat embarrassing for me, as I actually own the album in that "compact disc" format your grandparents may have told you about, but missed the appearance of our blog in the first perusal of the liner notes. I had...
Back from vacation and back on the grid. Hmm, what have I missed in the last couple of weeks? 1) Ooh, looks like the BP oil spill is capped for.
Erik Loomis informs me that LGM has achieved immortality in the form of a screenshot of a google search in the liner notes of M.I.A.'s latest album. The post in.
Since I've said several mean things about him over the years, which I'm sure has kept him up at night, wandering the halls of his wife's 30,000 sq ft mansion, justice requires it be noted that this is a good column.
Lovely: In the fall of 1999, the drug giant SmithKline Beecham secretly began a study to find out if its diabetes medicine, Avandia, was safer for the heart than a.
In response to reports that Tim Geithner is trying to scotch Elizabeth Warren's appointment to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (and presumably prefers someone who is sort of willing to.
I happened to spot this little item at a Soulless Chain Bookstore recently -- apparently disgraced governor George Allen has decided to devote a whole book to making stupid conservative talking points via sports cliches. It should have one of the quickest paths to the remainder...
Shorter Jay Bybee: "I'm very sorry. I'm sorry that there are some people out there who think that designing specious legal arguments in order to enable executive branch officials to.
This story would seem to confirm the arguments made by Glenn and some other commenters that the authorities in California bear some of the blame for the failure to extradite.