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Friday, March 16, 2007
The Uniform Catastrophe of Global Warming
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Probably the most disconcerting (that is, "suspicious") thing about the conclusions of global warming researchers is that they are...
Good news and bad news from JC
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If you have not been reading Jules Crittenden's Good news and Bad news posts, you should be. Lots of interesting things in there.
Thursday, March 15, 2007
Fire the whole damn bunch
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I agree with Betsy on the whole non-scandal of the fired prosecutors. I work in the private sector. My boss can fire me because she is hav...
Reid Fails
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I like the sound of that. Over at Power Line I came across the following news: Harry Reid's resolution , which called for the withdraw...
Oversight? "Overlook" is more like it.
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From: American Thinker: House Oversight and Reform Committee Chairman Henry Waxman will continue his show trials masquerading as Congression...
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Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Journey From a Chinese Orphanage to a Jewish Rite of Passage - New York Times
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Journey From a Chinese Orphanage to a Jewish Rite of Passage - New York Times At last, someone to compete with my Choctaw-Jewish Buddhist th...
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Tuesday, March 13, 2007
Yon posts a meditation on the media
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It is a thoughtful post and well worth your time. His posts are now being excerpted on the Fox News site and he ties this together with what...
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Yes, still awake at 1:00 am..
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...and thinking. Since Daylight Savings Time takes up nearly two thirds of the year, shouldn't the "Sprung Forward" days be ca...
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Monday, March 12, 2007
Gringo Go Home
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That was one of the signs greeting Bush in Latin America. Imagine the reaction if a president from some country south of the border were to ...
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Greyhawk sets the record straight
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Greyhawk over at Mudville sits the story straight on the remarks made by General Petraeus concerning a military solution in Iraq. So is Pe...
Sunday, March 11, 2007
Death threats for climate skeptics
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Yes, it has come to that . Timothy Ball, a former climatology professor at the University of Winnipeg in Canada, has received five deaths th...
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What if it works?
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Robert Kagan has a good article on the surge and its possible success. Four months later, the once insurmountable political opposition ha...
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Where's Audie Murphy?
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I watched "The Departed" last night. That's it? That's the best movie the film industry could produce in 2006? For six lon...
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Friday, March 09, 2007
The Great Global Warming Swindle
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EU Referendum liked the UK, Channel 4 program. It is highly appropriate, therefore, that, while the colleagues were dining, back here in th...
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Thursday, March 08, 2007
Will Britain need a constitution?
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From EUSOC British MPs have voted for wholesale changes to the way the country is governed, with a large majority of parliamentarians suppor...
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Historical Perspective
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While we sit back and watch the hypocritical preening of the Democrats over the Libby conviction it might be useful to take a look at the la...
The Captain is right
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Ed Morrisey has taken a somewhat different view than others concerning the Libby trial. He is not as familiar as some with some of the detai...
I know no one asks for my advice
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But I think that there are some party faithful out there in the Republican ranks who should listen to Medved and what he has to say in this...
Trouble in Paradise
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Some bad news for the embattled President and I am not talking about Bush, this is from Crosspatch over at Strata Sphere , it couldn't ...
An Arab Poet
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Scott over at Power Line has a post up on a Tom Friedman article for the NYT which includes the following poem, they ain't all beyond ...
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