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Thursday, January 10. 2008Thursday LinksHillary publicly accused of alligator tears. I have no doubt. What is a hand worth? Dem Project Steyn: All Repubs lost The smokescreen of environmental concern. Sisu. Well said. View from the Left: Pro sports need to be politicized Glenn Beck had a terrible time in the hospital in CT. He is right to complain, but I have never heard of an experience like that before, in the US. Natural killers. This piece (via a reader) is fascinating but we ran out of time trying to figger out whether it's real. MacArthur is misspelled, which makes me skeptical even though the essay is persuasive. Update: A reader informs us that it is a fake. It's still interesting. Speaking of natural killers, I am having fun with this book. A serious telephoto lens. Goldman predicts recession in 2008 Headlines in 2029 Image of well-known Fall River, MA diner from Diner City, which has photos of diners across the USA
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Wednesday, January 9. 2008Weds. LinksIt is amusing for me to see all of the punditry humbled by NH. It is a strange primary, though, in which Independents can vote. What sense does that make? Isn't it the job of a party to select its own candidates? The history of the banana. More guns and less crime in Michigan. The death of high-fidelity sound. Rolling Stone. One quote there from Bob:
And speaking of real rock by older gents, try this. Illegals in Boston are deporting themselves. Daniel Pipes reviews Liberal Fascism in Frontpage LaShawn loved the movie Day Zero The warming catastophe all theoretically comes from feedback. What's the feedback? Prof Deneen considers the nanny state and Libertarianism. One quote:
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Tuesday, January 8. 2008Tuesday LinksMisguided recession talk. Tamny at NRO. I am a recession skeptic, but I am always a skeptic about most everything. Including my own opinions. The MSM always talks as if the Clintons were married. Why do they do that? They do not live together in the same house, and Bill does whatever he wants. (h/t, Dr. Sanity) Is that a marriage? There is no global warming in the southern hemisphere. Thompson: "I'm skipping NH." I do not understand the Fred campaign. Kim for President! His stump speech. A Letter to the Editor of the NYT which you will not read there. Obama is Sidney Poitier? "The Left’s belief in the helplessness of the poor is a self-fulfilling prophecy." Dalrymple at City Journal The slide of the dollar is great for American manufacturers, but has it bottomed? Bill Kristol takes a look at Mike Huckabee Woops. Revising the sea-level rise emergency. Besides, apparently it's been rising slowly for 8000 years, probably because of Fred Flintstone's SUV. h/t, Junk Science I looked down, and there it was. Sippican
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Monday, January 7. 2008Logical skeptic
We are adding this open-minded, rational fellow to our blogroll: Climate Skeptic. Check it out.
Monday LinksShort-term warming trend has peaked, probably will reverse itself. We permit idiots to vote. Sheesh. George McGovern has learned nothing over the years. You cannot fault him for inconsistency on his anti-Americanism, but isn't a person supposed to learn with age, and change? The late great George McDonald Fraser on PC in Britain. Jules The really cheap Indian car horrifies the Green lobby in the West. Let them Funny, about smoking. Another review of Liberal Fascism, with Jonah's response. Obama looking to win NH. What about all of the other states? I think I like Obama as a person, but are the Dems infants? This guy knows nothing, it seems. Britain now has no-go zones. Nice. I hope they mark them on maps for tourists who expect Olde England with our cheerful cousins. Hillary caught bussing audiences into NH
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Sunday, January 6. 2008Sunday LinksHoneybees. The Voice of the Hive writes very well about bees and bee-keeping. Example: The Last Flight of the Forager. h/t, Synthstuff Forty Second Boyd and American military strategy. Eject Eject Global Warming fears creating a new religion? Baden at TCS Have you read any of Glenn Allport's stuff? Here's How the boomers almost saved the world. Here are a bunch of his essays. A quote from one of his essays: The single most damaging error of the modern age is the misperception of government as an agency of compassion. As a replacement for the "divine right of kings," this misperception has, for those in power, been an astonishing success. For the rest of mankind, it has frequently been a disaster beyond imagining. Government is nothing more than structured, widespread coercion, and the idea that it can implement compassion for us by force is simply a vile and cunning lie. It is cunning because people are primed and willing, even desperate, to believe it. Obama leading in NH polls. Are voters eager to move on from the Clinton era? Op. Journal Update on the Lionheart story. Gates CNN manages to not mention the Hsu-Clinton connection Do political fiscal policies make any difference? Megan McArdle Freudian slip? Powerline Journalist org. advises reporters on use of diversity language. Among other things, reporters are informed that "jihad" means self-improvement. Another NH blogger with his view on things One source of economic growth in France! No Pasaran Oshinsky's review of Goldberg's book in the NYT Obey if you want medical care. Moonbattery
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Saturday, January 5. 2008Saturday noteworthy linksHillary Clinton: I am the "most innocent". What is that supposed to mean? Admired blogger Andrew Olmsted killed in Iraq. He had prepared this post to be used in that event. CT spends 10 million for state agencies to lobby the state govt for money Candidates tout a variety of tax schemes. CSM Smart: US to use Paki tribes against Al Qaeda. It seems to have worked in Iraq. h/t, Jules The Financial Times: Europe's Urgent Need for Reform. h/t, Chequerboard How come Mrs. Clinton never mentions her role in Watergate? Anti-Americanism isn't just for Dems anymore. The UN makes no sense: Isn't tolerance of everything a cultural attitude in itself? And an idiotic one, too. An excellent rant from No Pasaran: "Earth to Europe: Go pound sand." Our NH blog friend wonders who to vote for David Warren knew Benazir Bhutto, and was not impressed The infamous Lancet death study finally thoroughly debunked Gwynnie collected these globalistical warmening data for this winter:
Photo: The Sunrise Diner in Jim Thorpe, PA, from Dinercity
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Friday, January 4. 2008Four Political CommentsQuote from Adler at Politico:
Ruffini at Town Hall:
Quote from Barone on the 16-year itch:
And, on media leftist bias: "Bush unemployment at 5% - Bad. Clinton unemployment at 5.4% - Good." Graph from Gateway's piece:
(Editor: Dr. X rightly observes that the above graph is highly misleading.) Related: Busted again: Phony Repubs showcased at the NYT
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Friday Morning LinksPeggy Noonan on Iowa. Tons of commentary at Pajamas New Jersey clearly continues to attempt to drive jobs, and residents, out of the state. They've done a good job of that, thus far. The NYT goes orgasmic. Sounds like satire. Headline of the Day: Frozen Iguanas Fall from Trees. It must be Climate Change. Iguana popsicles? No slump in NYC real estate. Insane, or just a sneaky tax plan? Mankiw Is the gay-straight dichotomy an artificial one? A "centrist" agenda? No thanks. My center might not be your center. Christ and the Grand Inquisitor. Globe, via Squaring the Boston Globe Drugging brains, young and old. Outlaw these things - because otherwise I will buy them! Ace Violent deaths in Venezuela exceed those in Iraq.
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Thursday, January 3. 2008Thursday LinksToo sane to win the Presidency? At The Edge, an archeologist changes his mind about cultural relativism. h/t, Norm There is nothing new about "Big Box Panic". Reason Fatalities in Iraq. Give hate a chance: John Edwards wants to negotiate with Iran, but not with American corporations If I were a Dem, I'd vote for Biden Everybody in the world wants some. Oil hits $100 Good old funky Cannon Mountain has record snow. Wishful thinking seems to pervade the MSM reporting on the economy: they hope it will tank before the election, but it hasn't. Obey the government if you want medical treatment. He reviews Goldberg's book but only read the title. h/t, Adler Yesterday's link on American Exceptionalism is exceptional.
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Wednesday, January 2. 2008Back to reality Weds. Morning LinksA solar-powered fisherman's kit bag Don't give up on the kids yet. Poll: Immigration is top issue for Repubs and Independents When reality is no constraint for Garrison Keillor Nannie State in Australia requires internet filters - for the children of course. What's going on in Kitsap County? What accounts for differences in black and white mortality? Why John Edwards' populism is in error McCain still against the Bush tax cuts What is LibiGel? Another list: The 10 most corrupt politicians in 2007 Chavez fails again. Looks like FARC made a fool of Hugo again. Brussels cancels New Years Eve out of terror fears. The EU is supposed to run everything in your life, but just keeping Brussels reasonably safe is too much for them?
What people mean by that is that everybody ought to agree with them. Partisanship is fine, as long as it has intellectual integrity and is consistent with reality - which is asking a lot of politicians. They always say "We can't get anything done": Thats good!
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Tuesday, January 1. 2008News Flash
Our Brit farmer pal Theo, who provides the world with daily romantic fantasy material for gentlemen (aka "totty") along with tired old jokes, weapons systems and miscellaneous centrist political news and views, has his new site up today: Last of the Few. Meet the new site: same as the old site!
New Years Day LinksFrom last January, The Hybridization of America by Vanderleun George Will loves McDonald's Don't let the bedbugs bite. Record industry goes after personal use of music. Lots of iPods out there with lots of music on them. Do Dems desire failure in Iraq? Betsy, with many others, view the Iowa system as screwy. I think it is sensible, although I tend to feel that the old smoke-filled rooms made sense. California schoolkids to decide their own sex. Progressive, or sick? You decide. The FARC Farce, directed by Oliver Stone Don't fear the exorcists. Anchoress The New Deal Jobs Myth. Schlaes Mrs. Clinton gets the facts entirely wrong on Pakistan Do teens overestimate the benefits of risk?
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Monday, December 31. 2007New Year's Eve LinksRemington will buy Marlin If you haven't read this Fred bit, it's good. Bipartisanship to "get things done"? I agree with Ace: terrible idea. The less govt does, the better for us citizens. Excellent short piece on the subject by Roberts at Cafe Hayek. Alibis for sale. Surveillance and the threats to privacy in the West Outsourcing pregnancy The NYT makes no sense on immiration. Protein 75% of Al Qaeda in Iraq destroyed. Katha Pollitt (who's that?) loses it about Kristol going to the Times; wonders whether the NYT is closet neo. Sheesh. Hey George Bush: Stay away from Brattleboro. The Sheriff has a warrant fer yiz.
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Sunday, December 30. 2007Sunday LinksA good two-day hunt in New Hampshire. Snow on the ground but we found a few good grouse coverts especially in the marshy alders. P.J. O'Rourke rips Arthur Schlesinger. Who wants a country run by people who lunched at Mortimers? Planet hysteria. Dr. Sanity More on Faulkner: His famous 1950 Nobel (brief) speech. News flash: funny weather on the way! Related: SUV sales up. Good. they will help fend of the coming Ice Age. Whales are deer? Viewfrom the Right. Hey, I'll believe anything scientists tell me. Tell me to eat broccoli, I eat broccoli. Tell me to eat meat, I eat meat. I do what I am told. Not. Is this entrapment? Patterico Is Spain unraveling? Gates. Youngest daughter: "Duh, Dad. Everybody knows that." The Fred Blogburst? I am on board. A perspective on trade. Damn interesting. Cafe Hayek The EU Constitution scam. TCS. Does this have any legitimacy at all?
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Saturday, December 29. 2007Saturday Morning Links(Our News Junkie is away hunting this weekend.) Capital punishment and New Jersey's misplaced priorities. Malanga in City Journal "Does my bomb look big in this?" Mr. Free Market Bill Kristol to the NYT? Peggy Noonan only asks for a "reasonable person" in the White House. Same here. Brit Islamists celebrate Bhutto assassination. Also, Bhutto death will stabilize Pakistan. Also, Bolton considers US role in the Pakistan mess. Also, was Bhutto a "splendid con" ? Remind me: What's a principal-agent problem? Getting repetitive here: Hillary lies about Bhutto The Annual Nanny Awards. h/t, Alphapatriot How to talk to your child about Jamie Lynn Spears A non-grim milestone reached. Warming crisis means more kittens in Toronto. How can that be? It hasn't happened yet. (h/t Small Dead Kittens) Maybe they can feed the cats to the Polar Bears. Cowboy walks into a bar...Theo Santa photo captured by our Brit cousin Mr. Free Market last week. Let Santa into your house and you never know what might happen because he is a jolly old elf. Friday, December 28. 2007Friday LinksAn anti-nutritionist screed. Asst. Village Idiot It's the Year of the Potato! For me, every year is the year of the potato. Does Mrs. Clinton buck the spirit of the 22nd Amendment? Scrappleface has a take on that. Oldest tavern in Britain. h/t, Samizdata Study: FOX News most balanced Whatever happened to separation of mosque and state? Bhutto: Without the "pious nonsense" The 10 climate myth-busters of 2007. Junk Science Identity studies for everyone! Now it's Age Studies. Are these people for real? Thursday, December 27. 2007Thursday Evening LinksAl Qaeda claims "credit" for Bhutto assassination. The good housing news: homes more affordable. Is there a single person in America who didn't know that the housing bubble would burst? Related: The banking business model that came and went. Investing in Iraq. Insty When were you saved? LaShawn Moustache of the Day. h/t, Norm Most over-rated and under-rated book of the year. Derbyshire Second link in one day about Al Sharpton. TNR. With all of the serious black commentators and thinkers out there, why does the MSM pick this vaudevillian self-satirical con man to be a black spokesman? Is he supposed to be their tap-dancing entertainer? NYT wants a new socialist welfare state in New Orleans. I guess they miss Huey Long. Peace in our time, revisited. Plus a news flash: Brit Libs do not feel morally superior to Taliban. Hmm, maybe they aren't... Related: 180,000 in Germany willing to be suicide bombers. "...the cause of anti-racism perpetuates racism. It’s one of life’s bitter little ironies." Indeed. The Taxes of the Times: NY Sun Record snows this year. Don't every say I didn't warn you about the coming Ice Age. I thought abortion was going to kill off all the Liberals. Global warming will drown all of the Conservatives. The man is sick. "Nothing better to worry about?"
Whole thing at Am. Thinker The two-fer problem: Dick Morris. It is beginning to look like Bill is running for another term. Israeli Arabs prefer Israel to Palestinian State. Duh. Who wouldn't? Bush understands Brave New World. Good on him. Gov. Spitzer has a solution to the NY malpractice escalation. As usual, he's come up with a humdinger. It reminds me of the California plan to tax hospitals to pay for medical care.
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Jihad in PakistanBenazir Bhutto assassinated by suicide bomber. See Drudge for details. A sad day, but not surprising. It is just more proof that Jihad isn't specifically anti-Western - it's anti-freedom and anti-democracy, anywhere and everywhere on the planet. Freedom and democracy are admittedly Western ideals, but many in the rest of the world, with aspirations for human dignity and self-determination, are drawn to them. However, if one is a devout Moslem, it is my impression that it is one's duty to convert and control the world either by submission (dhimmitude, as in Europe) or by blood, and then to provide theocratic rule. "A clash of cultures." Mrs. Bhutto was educated at Harvard and at Oxford.
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Thursday Morning LinksWhither the Conservative coalition? Blankley Mutual exploitation: Sharpton and the MSM Praise for Jonah Goldberg's Liberal Fascism There's a lesson in this: Eliminating traffic signals improves driving safety. How to get a real person on an automated phone message. Buying stuff people cannot afford. 7 medical myths. Tammy Everybody always bitches about their election choices. If they were voting for a Messiah, I would understand that, but they are just voting for an executive politician. Sowell discusses the field. Sailing to the Galapagos Islands. NYT. I would do that. Quoted by Sen. McCaskill at Polipundit:
Micro-lending: a good deed for the world's poor. Should states be permitted to require an ID for voting? Former French ambassador warns of the "suicide of Europe". Related: Muezzin callling from minaret in Oxford. "The only thing more over-rated in education than teacher creativity is student creativity." RWN Read the Pajamas bit about "culture being a massive sham perpetrated by rich capitalist oppressors"? The lexicon at the end is amusing. Politics vs. Good Cheer. Jonah Goldberg Those crafty Jews: Their soldiers don't rape Palestinian women for a sneaky purpose
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Wednesday, December 26. 2007Weds. Morning LinksIllegals self-deport - but to where? Brit smoking ban kills pubs. Now people are drinking at home, alone, where they can light up a cigar. Who in the UK deliberately voted for such a Nanny? There are two Christmases. Quite right. One of them is Saturnalia. What's So Great About Christianity? Am. Thinker Just war, the UN, and Iraq. Asst Village idiot Tortoise Thompson? Tony Snow interviewed at Reason What exactly is Hillary Clinton's experience? Perhaps she is pumping the experience theme because there isn't much of it, which is a weak point. John Kerry - unprincipled pimp Christmas in Bethlehem The persecution of Christians in Moslem lands Those tiresome manipulators. Dino The Dem racist history they want you to forget. Opinion Journal, A quote:
A critique of George Bailey. What I Saw in America. Fair enough, but Scrooge-like, Dr. Pat: it misses the reason the movie brings tears to our eyes. Massachusetts health care plan is a mess. Of course. You can use teh power of the State to make me insure my car, but leave my body alone. Related: The untold story of the disaster of French medical care. What American accent do you have? I have Northern Inland. All I want for Christmas is an EU-approved slurry tank. I guess the EU doesn't believe in the nitrogen cycle, in which animals eat the stuff, and then recycle it by pooping it back on the fields. Business success must be stifled. No Pasaran. It's just not fair to the losers in the sport. "Culture" is a sham perpetrated by the rich to oppress their poor victims. Pajamas. No doubt. Those despicable rich are the only people who want filthy lucre. A clever solution to restaurant and bar smoking bans. The imaginary coming Recession. It might happen, and it might not. Like global catastrophe. Dems try to cut eachother's throats at Christmastime. Some people like dogfights, some like cockfights, some like streetfights, and some like politics. Bare ruined choirs. Europe's empty cathedrals. American Thinker Why is Greenland ice melting? After all, the ice sheet is growing in Antarctica. I want our federal government to have less power and less money. Nevertheless, these Laffer data should please governments, from Willisms:
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Monday, December 24. 2007Christmas Eve Morning LinksWhy legal immigrants come to America. Anchoress. George Bush's excellent year. Kudlow The Peace march in Baghdad. Gateway Reintroducing beavers to Scotland. h/t, Englishman. Next on the agenda: snakes to ireland? Is it really all about Bill? Maureen Dowd, via Lucianne. I am sick of these people. In 2008, the US will become the world's largest consumer of wine. Speaking of which, The Art of Drinking Well. A Jew responds to "Merry Christmas." h/t, neoeneoneoneo How to read the newspaper. Sippican Al Quaeda's quagmire. Small Dead Little Cuddly Animals Virtual Science. We have frequently noted that no meaningful "climate change" has occurred yet other than random variation. An ex-Greenpeace guy discusses the hysteria. As we remind our readers frequently, the real threat to civilization will be the next Ice Age, about which we will be able to do little other than to drive our SUVs as much as possible, hoping it will make a difference. "Mr. Bush has bought into some of the Beltway's most useless climate superstitions." Sisu Free Mark Steyn! Sign me up The Star, at American Digest, which begins:
Read the whole thing. A holy and merry Christmas to our readers. God bless you all. Your NJ will be back on duty after Christmas.
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Sunday, December 23. 2007Sunday Morning LinksPostmodern Cold: Asst Village Idiot DC has a new schools Chancellor, and she is kickin ass. Opinion Journal. Godspeed to her. Environmentalist supports a whale fishery. Tony Blair converts to Catholicism Will the climate hucksters take us to the cleaners? A blogger in Cuba. Video at Babalu Four Revolutionary battle flags come home to the US. No choice. Hillary had hoped to run as herself, but it didn't work. Now she has to run for co-President. Captain Ed Compulsory voting in Australia. Norm. Sounds utterly insane to me. And if somebody is running for an uncontested seat, it's like Saddam Hussein or Russia. My old hippie friends. NE Republican, which has a great new look Department of Sartorial Intimidation. Powerline An interview with a former ACLU lawyer, mainly about the ACLU's war on religion Sacha Baron Cohen is killing off Borat. I'll miss Borat. Saudis plan world's largest SWF: 900 bn. Is Al Gore God? London: Capitol City of the World. Looks like NYC is #2. Photo: The Wellfleet, MA First Congregational Church sits on a hilltop overlooking the harbor. It has curved pews and rings ship's bells instead of landlubber time.
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Saturday, December 22. 2007Saturday Morning LinksPhoto: Christmas, 1944, from Dr. X's endless supply of vintage photos. It is captioned: "San Jose, Mindoro (Philippines); 2nd Field Hospital: Sgt. Edward F. Good helps his friend Pfc. Lloyd Deming with a leg of Christmas turkey." Jules' questions for Al Zawahiri. Mine: can I call you "Al"? George W. Clinton? A Bolton interview at Gates California's Health Plan proposes to be supported by a tax on hospitals? "Change" and "hope" are simply cynical political tactics Tyranny of a minority. Tangled Web This just in: Global warming isn't happening anymore Murdered cities: Done with Mirrors Just an excuse to take your clothes off Guns don't kill people - ham sandwiches do. Also, Four year-old dies from epidemic The greatest gift? Sex. Also, Why females make noise during sex The real Man of the Year: at Gay Patriot Publishing while Catholic. The Corner. More at Catholic Insight A war reporter is not a nature reporter. Neoneo Hillary is a world-class genius. Says Bill. Related: It Takes a Village (to write a book). Also related: Kinder, Gentler character Assassination Old forests are killing Gaia. They are also of no use to songbirds or to Ruffed Grouse. The Met's marvellous year. Who benefits from the Federal government? More on those climate scientists who dispute the IPCC reports. More at Small Dead Reindeer.
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Friday, December 21. 2007Friday Morning LinksCT Principal bans "competitive activities" during recess. I wonder if that rule includes "rock, paper, scissors"? How to win at rock, paper, scissors. h/t to somebody, but I forget to whom An Oklahoma State University bans the word "Christmas." Brilliant idea, certain to be popular. Of course, what these morons do not understand is that Advent is the religious time. Christmas is just a party. If you are an angry enough person to hate Jesus, then ban Advent. And Lent. Virtual Legos. h/t, David Thompson Bonuses surging on Wall Street? Hillary Clinton launches two different Obama attack websites on the same day. I guess that's a Merry Christmas from Hillary to Barry O. A critique of Edward Said's Orientalism. NY Sun What happens when medical care becomes politicized? Dem Project Race horse genetics: less important than people think God is a conservative and Santa is a liberal Michael Savage vs. CAIR. Cinnamon Putin has 40 billion bucks. Not bad for an altruistic servant of the people. I'm glad somebody has the time to worry about the mental health of worms Zimbabwe introduces the "kajillion dollar bill"
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