… is a creative name for a blog that supposedly includes posts from
former Gen. Wesley Clark. Unfortunately, CBS article
on
the *blog failed to include the URL for the blog! * Fortunately, there
is a link on the candidate’s official Website
. Unfortunately, there’s nothing there but a
couple of announcements about appearances and fundraising. He’s supposed
to blog […]
… fighting bias from the left /and the right/ requires a little self
awareness . And
what better place to develop that awareness than through a strong
liberal arts education. Of course, J-schools are leaning away from
objectivity.
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… who I know will appreciate the
humor.
Remember folks, there’s not a tinker’s damn worth of difference between
the GOP and the Dems. They are just different wings of the same ruling
party.
… of America’s most libertarian minded newspaper chain
.
The worst scenario would be if Freedom Communications is sold to yet
another media conglomerate. I’ve worked for these guys. They are good
people. It’s a shame that our nation’s confiscatory tax laws are helping
destroy family owned newspapers.
.. but I am referring to
the /soft drink/. Geeze, some people
have suspicious minds.
… cause of the nice things he wrote
about me. Tom
Mangan?s Prints the Chaff blog is
one of the best independent journalism blogs around (I hesitate to use
the term ?j-blog”). He used to run these two great sites called Seven
Questions and Newsies on the Web
.
Tom used Peoria Pundit (yeah, I?m
linking to myself. Deal […]
… is a story with legs. Romenesko
has tons of links to
follow up articles about this mess. Jack Shafer, for example, writes
that at least six journalists were
contacted by two different White House leakers:
/How do we know that? An unnamed source?”a senior administration
official”?told the Post so, adding […]
… I have the following stuff on my plate tomorrow:
? Putting the October 2003 issue of the The Community Word on the Web.
? Putting together the next issue of The Heinlein Society newsletter.
? Attending a rather large job fair. Baby needs a new pair of shoes.
? Watching the Cubs play Atlanta. This may be the […]
…. the Cubs haven’t won a post-season game since the 1945 World
Series. Until tonight that is. Chicago beat the Braves 4-2. In Atlanta.
Kerry Wood is the winning pitcher.
Teams that win a playoff opener _on the road_ are overwhelming favorites
to win that series.
… on tomorrow’s 60 Minutes II
? Perhaps. If this
blurb is any indication, the boys at Black Rock are at least trying to
get both sides:
/In the five months since President Bush declared major combat over
in Iraq, at least 80 GIs have been killed and more than 750 wounded.
[…]
… why I didn’t like this
guy .
Thanks for the advice on airline travel. On behalf of Cub fans who made
the trip, I’d like to thank Atlanta for their utter indifference to
their team’s performance. More tickets for us.
BTW: Greg might might want to fix his post. The Cubs haven’t won the
pennant. Winning the pennant means […]
… ought to read this article
about St. Louis
Public School Board member Rochell Moore.
Via Archpundit .
… or something like that. Terrestrial Musings
finds some, err, questionable
quotes to back
up Wesley Clark’s contention
that “this country was founded on a principle of progressive taxation.”
Which is kinds of funny, because all my leftist political science
professors assured me the United States was the creation of rich, white
slave owners who just wanted to avoid […]
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… who I know really appreciates pictures of cats
.
This is Halle Berry in the costume she will wear in the new Catwoman movie.
But it’s not the Selina Kyle Catwoman we know and lust after from the
Batman comic books. According to SuperheroHype.com
:
/The cat is finally out of the bag. Halle Berry slinks […]
Smartass comments …
… about the Cubs are part of the theme for the latest Bonfire of the
Vanities , up and available
at WizBang .
