Linky Friday #44
Ed note: Due to time constraints and declining interest, Linky Friday will be taking a hiatus after this week. Neat: [N1] The US Army is trying to build Iron Man. [N2] The AV Club...
Ed note: Due to time constraints and declining interest, Linky Friday will be taking a hiatus after this week. Neat: [N1] The US Army is trying to build Iron Man. [N2] The AV Club...
We had a three-way tie for baddest blowout this week. What are the odds of that?
…please stop fucking around with the debt ceiling. The fluctuations in Treasury yields do horrible things to long-term debt servicing. In addition to whatever else this stunt did, it added well over 100 million...
Military protocol demands that a soldier salutes when being awarded the Purple Heart. Cpl. Josh Hargis was not going to be an exception.
The police never seemed to have any issues with the Tea Party. Why?
A new add by Republican Mayoral candidate Joe Lhota uses some… curious? familiar? racist?… imagery.
Just a quick note: I’ve got a long thing over at the Umlaut today. Feel free to comment there, rather than here.
Now that our Tea Party Voyage of the Absurd has ended. Here are some random thoughts.
We have just receive the 2012-2013 test results for our eldest daughter. The two subject areas tests are Mathematics and English Language Arts. In each area she her test results put her among the top 1% of student in New York State.
But very little of the credit for this belongs to her.
This piece by Michelle Goldberg is the first I’ve seen to notice the Marxist renaissance among young intellectuals, and does a great job telling the story without an overly skeptical frame. I think the...
Is there some kind of arcane Senate rule where you are allowed to have a large muscular man named Sven whack an especially deserving Senate member repeatedly over the head with a dead mackerel...
Quick thoughts on the continued government shutdown, this weekend’s Trucker Protest and Veteran’s March, the Washington Redskins, the Confederate flag, and the true meaning of populism.
The Paris Review endorses Maddie Crum’s “One Perfect Book for Every Single Myers-Briggs Type.” Like all Myers-Briggs related lists, it’s at once silly, entertaining, and at least partially true. Mine: