Monthly Archives: February 2009

I really like this video for some reason. Not that it brings me back to my Atari-playing youth, but perhaps for the Gulf War/Baghdad visual effects more than anything else: divx flyboys the

I have very little to add to Patrick Ruffini’s excellent take on CPAC this week : In these serious times, conservatives need to get serious and ditch the gimmicks and the self-referential credentializing and talk to the entire country. If … Continue reading →

So I decided to cut myself on the hand/wrist the other day with an incredibly sharp object in my wife’s junk closet. Sadly, I have no idea how I managed to do it, but it was worth a trip to … Continue reading →

Seems as if the Obama White House is calling out Santelli for instigating the near-revolt 42nd street divx online divx leaving las vegas at the Chicago Board of Trade this week. Nixonian is just about right.  If this is how … Continue reading →

Probably the best explanation of the current credit crisis I’ve seen so far:

Michael Kinsley writing at the WaPo discusses what the real plan may be to repay the stimulus: But even if the stimulus is a magnificent success, the money still has to be paid back. The plan of record apparently is … Continue reading →

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At palatial Kenney Manor, we have recently acquired four rather productive chickens delivering about one egg a day each. That means in the course of about two weeks, we are getting at least two dozen eggs. In a family of … Continue reading →

This is a fascinating article on how a refutation of St. Robert Bellarmine’s political philosophy actually helped write the Declaration of Independence: In most American colleges and High Schools, the development of Constitutional law is traced along lines that begin … Continue reading →

Looks as if whoever was peddling the “Cuccinelli isn’t a Marine” story just got rocked . From the Cuccinelli campaign: Ken successfully completed OCS and was commissioned a Marine Corps Officer. He was deactivated to complete law school, and the … Continue reading →