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Friday, March 9. 2012

Above: "almost completely leased before they're complete - if you can manage to get one expect to pay 2000 a month for a small one bedroom and 3400 for a three-bedroom" - Photo of Williston, ND, from this slide show: You've Never Seen Anything Like This North Dakota Oil Boomtown (h/t Carpe)

Peyton Manning’s NFL - Manning’s style of play revolutionized football.

Never Yet Melted informed us of a nifty site, Foxhunting Life

About 70 golden eagles are killed every year by turbines at California's Altamont Pass, reports the LA Times.

They are costly, taxpayer-subsidized bird-shredders. Shut 'em down. Even the Dutch gave up on wind. Wind power is for sailboats.

How To Win Friends

Do People Eat Too Much Because They Enjoy It Too Little?

How A "Man Cave" Can Strengthen Your Relationship

Your Children May Never Eat School Lunches Again

School Parents – Not “Experts” – Take on Blue Education

Mitt Goes for the Capillary, NBC Goes for the Jugular

Advice for Mitt Romney: Form Is Substance

He's not a natural pol - he's a CEO type. And what's with the blue jeans? Sheesh. Obama knew he needed suits to be a radical.

Kimball: Is Mitt "a company man at a moment when the problem is the company."

The "Famously Genial" Mitt Romney

Politics is not for gentlemen

Obama Is More Vulnerable Than Republicans Think: Ramesh Ponnuru

Scandal at The Washington Post: Fraud, Lobbying & Insider Trading

Professor Denounced for Defending Rush

This does not sound like America

Official unemployment rate doesn't tell the whole story, also, Not too warm for a Labor Dept. snow job

How George McGovern and the Left Polarized America

The war on conservative women

Nick Cannon: ‘We’ve got to have faith in our government’

"Faith"? Why? Government is the last thing I would have faith in.

Polar bears to die from harmless trace gas and hail of hot lead, but mostly hail of hot lead

California's Not Dreamin': This Is the Nightmare of an Obama Second Term

Michelle Obama Hosts $100K Per Couple Soiree

The Contraceptive Mandate and the Indignity of the Law

Should Police Monitor Muslim Student Groups?

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