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Sunday, May 1. 2011Cool wedding, hot marital sex, and some thoughts about What Husbands WantSomebody referred to the royal wedding as "chick crack." I think it was. I keep hearing about the hats, and I have learned over the years that hats and shoes are crack to females even though guys rarely notice them. Here are some good clips from the pageant. Speaking of weddings, a horny Insty linked this piece on hot marital sex. Daily sounds pretty good to me. When I was younger, I was a twice-daily guy, or at least a would-be twice-daily guy. However, back then, one time did not mean just "once." It doesn't take much to keep a guy happily married: lots of sex fun, decent and abundant meals made with love if not with expertise, letting him have his alone time, no nagging about his many flaws, some interesting conversation, no inquiring about his "feelings," and otherwise just generally appreciating his unique wonderfulness. Create a beautiful life for him to live in, and make home a soft, loving haven without the negativity and hassles of life out there. That's all we ask for, ladies. Without those things, our lives aren't very pleasant. The problem is that the Mrs. is now imagining herself at age 24, marrying Prince William or Duke William or whoever he is. He's a military pilot, too, and most of us guys are neither prince nor military pilot. However, being a hard-working, honest, decent, horny, God-fearing, self-reliant American citizen ought to be enough for any lucky woman.
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Sunday linksC. Larry Pope, CEO of the world's largest pork producer, explains why food prices are rising and why they are likely to stay high for a long time. Head of National Black Chamber of Commerce Harry Alford Learns an Expensive Lesson California Prison Academy: Better Than a Harvard Degree Yes, Virginia, Obama Foreign Policy Is Ignorant and Stupid Rather Than a Conspiracy Governor Kasich on Obama: Why doesn’t he do his job? Powerline: The Lawyer Left Milbank: It's difficult for ordinary people to appreciate how deep the O is Saturday, April 30. 2011Why they don't want WalMart in town That explains it to me. It's the same reason the pols resist Costco in the big blue cities: unions vs. the citizens. Truth is, NYC needs WalMart much more than WalMart needs NYC. WalMart is doing just fine in the US and worldwide. These tough pols and union bosses are making fools of themselves and fools of the voters. I have no WalMart in my area, but went to Costco this morning to get supplies for church coffee hour tomorrow (cheeses, strawberries, croissants, corn muffins, grapes, vegetables and veggie dip, bagels and cream cheese, etc), and remembered that Gwynnie had told me that they are now selling no-iron dress shirts that are as nice as the Brooks Brothers version at one-third the price. Despite being a loyal and life-long Brooks person, I bought one to try.
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Saturday morning link dump66% off at Sippican Cottage Furniture Muslim Brotherhood Urges Protests In Syria A brewing ethical brouhaha at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel illustrates the hazards of politicized science reporting. How the journalist prom got out of control The Obama Lie That Drove the Birther Movement ThinkProgress: Storm victims kind of had it coming, didn’t they? Personal Responsibility is the GOP's Winning Issue For 2012
Mead on the O Admin: Falling between two stools:
Friday, April 29. 2011Are gentlemen into porn? Etc.I can tell you that some certainly are, some could care less, and some find it an abomination. Porn, recreational sex, prostitution, rape, illicit seduction, perversions, etc. have been going on since there have been humans. That's a fact. Humans are endowed with the wackiest sex drives and wackiest imaginations of all animals and, depending on conditions and circumstances, not always the most mature or honorable behavior. But what about the ladies? A teen gal recently told me that somebody said to her, in the bathroom after a frat party, "I am so pissed that I didn't get any dick tonight." How times have changed. Or have they? I have looked at internet porn. I prefer love. Is porn bad? Pride and Prejudice and Porn Friday morning linksSolar project endangers rare tortoises Kill a turtle, save a...what? Tornado victims: How to help Tuscaloosa twister video Fabulous! San Francisco to Ban Circumcision? Are the Jews and Muslims OK with this? All about Cow Hampshire With no opponent and barely 558 days left, Obama has already become Campaigner-in-Chief Climate Change as religion How to use climate fears for social goals That's not news A Victory for Property Rights in California “Blight” Case "Blight" is just pre-gentrified space with poorer and more dysfunctional people living in it... Americans like their cities spacious. Will concerns about costs and the environment push them to rein in sprawl? Related: Old Urbanist on urban density Zero integrity. I suspect he knows it. Thursday, April 28. 2011Boycott the Jews?Over the transom - A short time ago, Iran's Supreme Leader Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei urged the Muslim World to boycott anything and everything that originates with the Jewish people.
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Not goodDon't Mean To Be Rude, But The Economy Sucks. It kind of sucks in my business, which is one which is not usually very optional. We have not hired for over two years and have laid off quite a few professionals and assistants. Do I see a re-do of Carter's stagflation? Thursday morning linksVermont to vote doctors out Mass House (!) votes to curb government unions Harsanyi: Why Isn't Obama Celebrating High Oil Prices? It seems there’s a purge on at the UN to remove failed climate claims. Aspiring immigrants clamor for U.S. visas or clamber over fences to get in. Why would so many fling themselves toward an 'unfair' land? "...cheer up, Harvard grads-to-be. You’re about to enter adult life. You’ve got brilliance down. Now give competence a try." A good message for all recent and upcoming grads The Case Against President Obama's Health Care Reform: A Primer for Nonlawyers Playboy's Muslim cover girl Goldberg got some DNCC fundraising letters Tyrrell: Liberalism's Death Croak Government employees and pensions:
Tuesday, April 26. 2011Tuesday morning linksEarth Day with Right Whales on Cape Cod Separating school and State Barone: The Death of the 'Defined Benefit' Food trucks getting better and better "Moral Combat": How immoral was the Second World War? Seeds of Obama's coming defense disaster WSJ: A law firm drops a politically incorrect case. What is the definition of an American ally? Have you noticed all the huge antiwar demonstrations in the last twelve months? Yeah, me neither. Monday, April 25. 2011Monday morning linksArthur Brooks at WaPo: The O is wrong about taxing the rich:
Well, luck, motivation, and personality traits are involved too. However, luck favors the prepared mind, and "Showing up is 70% of success." Most heirs, like most lottery winners, blow their good fortunes on instant gratification. Furthermore, many people do not pursue wealth and "getting ahead" as a life goal anyway. It's just one of many possible choices of life goals, although the Marxists and Materialists might see it otherwise. Choosing life goals is a very big deal, differentiates the adults from the kids, and, for most, is probably best done in a partnership. "Chacun a son gout" - which does not mean each selects his own path to gout. The Politics of Envy Envy is one of those devilishly enjoyable deadly sins From the UK: Welfare handouts aren't fair – and the public knows it Paradox: Green-Loving Washington State About to Penalize Electric Car Owners Another Passover Massacre Syria: Who is the opposition? How to Advance Communism in the Classroom Sheesh. We are paying them for this? They should do this on their own time, on their own nickel. Not on mine. Reich: Let everybody join Medicare Great idea, Robert. But my Doc doesn't do Medicare. He wants to get paid for his time and interest in my well-being, and he should be. I pay him, with my own money. I thank him, too, and also send him a holiday basket of goodies for his family. It's not mainly about oil prices. It's about hedging the dollar with commodities, it seems to me. Global investors must hedge their risks somehow, and China wants to dump dollars. Gold, silver, oil - anything real instead of paper money. Deep thinking: Randomly-generated pomo essays. h/t AVI Related, at PJ, A Field Guide to Scandinavian Literary Birdbrains:
Sunday, April 24. 2011Kinder eggs? This goes too far!Mark Steyn reports that his childrens' Kinder Eggs were seized by US Customs as he and they crossed the border from Canada to the US. According to Customs: "Many of the toys that have been tested by the Consumer Product Safety Commission in the past were determined to present a choking hazard for young children....Last year, CBP officers discovered more than 25,000 of these banned chocolate eggs. More than 2,000 separate seizures were made of this product." As Steyn states, however: "And yet oddly enough generations of European and Latin American children remain unchoked." If you don't know what Kinder Eggs are, they are hollow chocolate eggs with ingenious little assembly toys inside.
Each Summer, my wife and boys visit grandma in Germany. My wife brings back two egg cartons of twelve Kinder Eggs in each carton. Throughout the year they provide exceptional motivational rewards for the boys. My wife is as paranoid as most mothers about her childrens' safety, and as prone as most to believe most scares. The boys have collected several hundred of Kinder Egg toys. They reacted with deep disappointment this morning when I told them they are now illegal to bring into the US , then asked Mom if they could eat them all before getting on the plane home. My wife is trying to figure out something else as powerful a motivational reward as Kinder Eggs. There's someone in Washington smiling that another motivation for individual effort has been broken and outlawed.
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Saturday, April 23. 2011Saturday morning linksIt's Will's birthday. 447th. Raise a pint to celebrate today, my little Shakespearian collegiate pupette! Brief, at IBD: Faith And Freedom View from the Dems: Is America still a serious nation? Is it serious to continue going into hock to the Chinese? Kim Jong-Il looking at things! Via Samiz with good commentary It's always Amateur Hour in Noko Morning Jay: Memo to the Media: Obama Is Not Popular! He will always be popular in Medialand. Jurassic President - Obama's preserved in the amber of an echo chamber where the romanticized version of the 1930s, seen through the new-age gauze of the 1970s, is paradise. As we have always contended here, the Left are dinosaurs and the myth of the omniscient State is dead. Defunct. An ex-myth. Gone to the choir invisible. Surber: Public flunks Obama WSJ: Why Air Traffic Controllers Fall Asleep on the Job Union rules Commentary: The Reality of Campus Anti-Semitism More about the Boeing story Via Insty, Prof proposes Easter Egg Bombing of Charles Krauthammer The Lefties often express thoughts about killing, suppressing or censoring those with whom they disagree. Ideology is their Jihad. At Maggie's, we enjoy having our ideas challenged. We welcome fact-based disagreement, but not emotional rants. He would have done so much sooner, had he been a regular reader of Maggie's. Bastiat's The Law is part of our canon. Oh Brother… Media Pushes Via Dino:
Good piece at FP about why Obama seems foreign. A quote:
Ending Medicare as we know it:
de Rugy's The Truth About Taxes and Redistribution -Do the rich pay their fair share?
The "rich" won't work for nothing. If you take too much of their compensation for their efforts, they just retire, cut back on work, invest in munis, or give their money away. One interesting fact in her essay is that the "rich," as measured by income, are not the same people from one year to another in the US. We have high income mobility here. Friday, April 22. 2011Functional Analysis of President Obama’s Foreign PoliciesCredible, mainstream foreign policy analysts express dismay that President Obama’s foreign policy actions are so often contradictory, misdirected from commonly perceived national interests, and counterproductive to even stated goals. Such critiques, seeking sanity and to avoid extremism and conspiracy theories, just stop there. In these analysts further defense, the facts of foreign policy failures are enough to indict. In their limited purview, that is sufficient. However, if one is searching for deeper explanation in order to avoid or prevent the repetition of such wrong-headedness impaling the US national interests, another additional approach is needed. In the lack of extensive internal documents (a la, to some extent, the “Pentagon Papers”) a functional analysis of President Obama’s foreign policies looks at outcomes to discern cause(s). When the outcomes are similar, there is more reason to look for common cause. In other words, the outcomes are either consciously purposeful and may have a common purpose and cause, or highly likely due to conditioning. These two can come together when the structure of justification for the conditioning is verbalized and then used by the actor. President Obama’s leftist worldview is that conditioning and conscious purpose. The caveat must be raised that functional analysis is, like any theory when applied to real life, unable to explain or predict every cause or action, and can be abused to impose an inadequately supported structure. For example, most wizened observers of human affairs agree that “stupidity” is usually a better explanation than “mendacity” in understanding the foibles or mistakes of men. For example, this criticism was tellingly made by critics of the Cold War revisionist historians who ascribed its origins to exploitive and rapacious capitalism and the consequent purposeful expansionism of America’s leaders, downplaying the role and actions of the Soviet Union’s leaders as well as the gaps in information upon which our leaders had to act or react. Further analyses of the Cold War revisionist historians’ works more simply showed poor historiography. More measured contemporary historians, now with access to more Soviet archives and Western, see some less adventurous motivations and choices by Stalin, communist ideology at work alongside any realpolitik, and more confusion and reserved responses by and among Western leaders in the Cold War battles. The Marxism underlying the Cold War revisionist historians’ world view was, as is Marxism, a form of functional analysis. From the outcome of post-war global dominance by the US and the conflicts with spreading communism, the cause was ascribed of a “mendacious,” conniving US pursuing resources and seeking the subjugation of colonial peoples. There will be more future transparency into President Obama’s foreign policies that will expose greater confusion and reservations than seems the case now. The confidence of Americans after World War II, the expansion of our economy, and some racism may have been among causes for some US excesses. President Obama’s foreign policies appear almost the reverse: lack of confidence in US exceptionalism – our deserved heightened confidence in our good motives and actions, neglect of maintaining or growing the US economy, and siding with those opposed to states aligned with or benign toward US foreign policies. In this, President Obama is acting out his leftist upbringing and education. As with the Cold War revisionist historians, and the wider leftist critique of America, President Obama basically takes and acts upon their view that the US and the West is mostly at fault for conflict and the unreached aspirations of those seen as oppressed. President Obama was raised and educated in this leftist view. Yes, he is limited by others in our society and politics. But, he has been both consistent and determined in pursuing his view. His half-measures of continuity in Iraq and Afghanistan are compromises with contrary facts and views, but his half-measures are likely to fail and still, thus, further his view. Functionally, President Obama is the foe of the US. In the Middle East, this functional analysis of President Obama’s foreign policies is most evident. President Obama buys that the source of conflict is the Israeli-Palestinian struggle, and that Israel – the stronger – is at fault. The Palestinians are oppressed by Israel. The other states in the Middle East – all autocratic or despotic -- that have come to terms with Israel or whose policies don’t really threaten Israel are viewed negatively. The states that more actively oppose and threaten Israel are viewed as whom we should favor. Islamist ideology is either ignored or seen benignly as a spur to violence and conflict. Arab states and Iran’s internal policies of corruption, exploitation and repression are not viewed as the source of their backwardness or hostilities. In short, in functional analysis, President Obama really acts to lessen the power of the US and its exertion and to increase the power and exertions of those opposed to the US and its allies. The rationalizations he has inculcated from his leftist past try to publicly justify this in evasions and euphemisms. Indeed, he may not consciously want the defeat of the West and victories by its foes. But that is the result and it is all rooted in his leftist world view. Those, of whatever political orientation, who avoid calling him out as, functionally, the foe of Western values and US national interests are doing their listeners a serious harm by reducing the justified wholesale rejection of President Obama’s foreign policies. Worse, they mask the cause and its rejection, allowing it to reappear among others and further harm the US, its values and its allies. BTW: Washington Post editorial gets close: Shameful U.S. inaction on Syria’s massacres
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Friday morning linksThe government makes a rap song about global warming How bad is that? Hey - but it's Earth Day! Holy Week: Media Worship Earth Day, Attack Easter Paganism has a long history Labor Board Tells Boeing New Factory Breaks Law Allahu Akbar! It’s Our Friends ‘the Rebels’ You'd think they would wait a while before beginning the beheadings Obama says something amusing:
From Arizona, Coyote says Hey, I Can Like Ice Hockey But Still Hate Subsidies. He quotes this:
NAS: Scholars Critique Campus “Sustainability” Movement, Propose Alternatives Ever looked at the rage-driven Lefty site Wonkette? It's fairly immature and unenlightening in general, but I guess it makes people feel good. Well, they do posts about Trig Palin which probably will hurt the feelings of every parent with a mentally-disabled kid, but which are probably driving their traffic into the stratosphere: Humiliating Meltdown Continues… Wonkette Hatesite Hits Bottom… Digs Female UI Sexuality Prof emails F*ck You to campus Repubs. Her excuse is feeling upset, but she's post-menopausal, so what gives? Perhaps she is just filled with hate Just found this news site: Mediaite It Begins… Libs Now Running “Tea Partiers Are Stupid Birther Hicks” Ads That's us! What about "dangerous extremists" too, who want to throw Grandma into the snow? Thursday, April 21. 2011Klavan does a good oneHow to be multiculturally-sensitive to Muslim massacres of the innocent. Yes, true multiculturalism means accepting "differences," and the Jihadists are just basically misunderstood persons, like Charles Manson was. It's all our (evil Western Civilization's) fault that many Muslims seem to like to kill people who are different from them. We all accept that responsibility, don't we? After all, true cultural understanding means understanding that some may lack moral agency, human empathy, and the idea of the "brotherhood of man," as we understand these quaint bourgeois notions from our culturally-limited viewpoint.
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Thursday morning linksIs there a pill for people who pay too much attention? A little fun history: Harding and Coolidge Exciting vid: Troops Under Intense Enemy Fire Attempt To Direct A-10 Pilot (h/t Neptunus) If rich aren't paying their "fair share," then what's fair? All of their money? Poll: Skyrocketing Gas Prices Tank Obama's Approval Ratings Dems ran on a platform of saying they wanted higher gas prices Why it seems that severe weather is “getting worse” when the data shows otherwise – a historical perspective China Urges US to Protect Creditors After S&P Warning Let's face it: they own us Malanga: California Dreamin' About Texas Jobs Democrats and Republicans increasingly divided over global warming We hope for global warming, but fear the next ice age Top GOP Contenders Have PotentialWeak Spots Everybody has weak spots Gov. Otter Signs Order Banning Health Care Reform Wednesday, April 20. 2011Pic dumpMore from my pic collection. Some from Theo and elsewhere.
Opening Day (h/t Theo) A few more below the fold - Continue reading "Pic dump" Weds. morning linksHe never should have said that semen wards off depression: Sexism Charges Divide Surgeons’ Group Distinguished surgeon gets Larry-Summers-ized Which one is insane?
My point being that the macropod expert sees Irwin as a person too. I'd say that Irwin has got it pretty good when you consider the lifestyle of your average paralyzed Kangaroo. Charles Manson Endorses Global Warming Hoax Apocalyptic fantasies appeal to all sorts Fire-causing CFL bulbs Fire-causing Chevy Volts The reparations will continue until that half of the populace that sucks at the trough is dead or too fat to waddle to the polls.
Capturing the College Textbook Did Obama and Holder Scuttle Terror Finance Prosecutions?
True, but I think there was a deal there: We get an Obamacare waiver, and we'll hire 50,000. Maggie's Farm wants a waiver, but we don't know who to call. Meyers: GOP's Conservative Agenda Reshaping Nation IBD: Time To Kill Ethanol Subsidies The more the feds try to lower the cost, the worse the problem becomes. Government distorts markets. Problems inevitably ensue. Then government steps in to claim to solve the problems they created - while blaming it on markets. PJ: End the Life Expectancy ‘Handouts’ and Encourage Post-Retirement Work -
Tuesday, April 19. 2011Passover morning linksAttack of the Giant Pythons in the Everglades Are they good to eat? Beef Wellington pockets? Sounds great. Gordon Wickstrom mourns his Journalism school, with Milton A Passover Present From Obama:
It's Raining on Men: Balls Deep at the Conference on Male Studies Taxpayer Calculator: Farm Subsidies Why Obama will end up taxing the middle class They need to take it from us to help us. Pethokoukis: Obama’s $2 trillion stealth tax hike At Drudge:
Wonder if there's any overlap there... Monday, April 18. 2011"Some things never change."Via Kristol:
You can scare half of the people half of the time, but you cannot scare all of the people all of the time. Off topic, but I also wanted to say something to those pitiful whining gals at Yale: If you have to run to Mommy every time something bothers you, you will go nowhere in life. Maybe you have been a good girl all of your life, played your sport, did your homework, sat attentively in class, pleased your teachers, studied for your SATs, etc. Now it's time to grow a spine. If a guy pisses you off, give it back to them as good as you get. If harmless Yalie nurds "intimidate" you, you will have a real problem with real life. It's called The War Between the Who ya gonna call when you're CEO of GE? I always got a kick out of the short-skirted long-legged gals in NYC who had snappy repartee ready for the construction workers' whistles. It's fun sport for all, and it's all loaded with sex.
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Monday morning linksBusiness School: Where Education Dies One annual fee. Doesn't cover consultants, though, or hospital. Free markets for medical care would solve all of the problems. For example (with apologies to our local Opthalmologist), our family uses the Costco doc for eye care. Nice guy there. You just write him a manageable check, and their eyeglasses and contact lenses are very reasonable (if not high fashion). Wives who don't want sex with their husbands Just one more reason for polygamy. Why not have 5 or 6 of 'em? Send them all out to work on jobs on Wall St., and the stud stays home, works out, goes to gallery openings, writes on blogs, practices his trap shooting, goes fishin', makes a venison stew for dinner, and generally conserves his strength for nighttime fireworks. Obamanomics Applied to Grades Samuelson: The Politics of Wishful Thinking:
Eating bugs to save the world (h/t Jungleman) Look at the photos. "Waiter, there are grasshoppers in my salad." Cell phones do cause brain damage - from car crashes Hmmm. I don't think so. The civil rights movement was sane and just. Pic is a Mark Podwal Passover plate, sold at the Metropolitan Museum's Gift Shop
Sunday, April 17. 2011"Cook That Monkey!"Cute spoiled kids, looking for meaning and purpose in their empty, easy, self-indulgent lives through telling me to turn off my lights, my heat, and my computer. (Not their own, of course, because they have important "organizing" work to do, and organizing people is hard, important work.) Furthermore, they want me to quit eating Whale Sushi. I can't help it: it must be a chemical addiction and not my fault. Via Tim Blair, a vid on Greenpeace indoctrination and training: Saturday, April 16. 2011Raising Taxes is “Nonpartisan”!The San Diego Union-Tribune sent a reporter to the northern suburb of Oceanside last night. The headline in the print paper: “Tax Concerns Spur Two Rallies: Tea party, nonpartisan groups stage separate Oceanside events”; online’s headline more honest: “Two political rallies raise their voices in Oceanside.” The same story in both presentations: “more than 1500” showed up for the Tea Party rally, “more than 100” for the raise taxes rally. The one-hundred, riding on the publicity backs of the work by the 1500, given as much space as the 1500. The tax raisers, calling themselves “Rally for America”: “the nonpartisan group stood behind public service employees and unions and blamed government bailouts of big business, corporate tax breaks and cuts to services for hurting the middle class…” Yeah, “nonpartisan”! The Associated Press’ April poll says that’s the stance of 29% of Americans. That means the other 71% are partisans. Yes, partisans of reversing the US descent into bankruptcy and destroying the wealth producing citizenry that pays the taxes and benefits all. P.S.: Prof. Donald Douglas has photos.
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Friday, April 15. 2011Friday morning linksIn praise of V S Pritchett How Teddy Roosevelt saved football More Americans leaving workforce Fertilizing Farms with Tax Dollars - The case against farm welfare Is Goldman Sachs Too Big to Fail? U.S. History as Taught at Bowdoin (Ugh) Related: CA Senate bill mandates gay history in schools WSJ: Was he serious? Harsanyi: Wait. Who's the Extremist? Religion of Peace Yes it is an invasion:
Will the French give a damn when they decide to blow up Notre Dame?
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