Daily Archives: June 1, 2006

Wow – The Ace Is Out Of The Park

I think this is probably the best analysis of the difference between left and right that I have ever read. The Ace nailed this one, cold. The left, to a man, considers itself to be educated and enlightened. It matters … Continue reading

Posted in Blogosphere, Left Wing | 7 Comments

Missed Opportunity

President Bush is asking for a compromise on immigration. Honestly, I suspect Bush missed the opportunity here. Had he supported border security first, most  of the rest of this could have been settled. Now, there are politicians reading polls and … Continue reading

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Will The Left Continue To Ignore This?

In the rush to judge everything America does as wrong, I see an article like this and wonder – yet again – how the left can remain silent to this. The Palestinians decided to test Israeli defenses at a checkpoint. … Continue reading

Posted in Left Wing, War | 4 Comments

More Riots In Paris

Just another couple of days in Parisadise it seems. Rioting unemployed youths rampaging through the streets of one of the suburbs, yet again. PARIS, May 31 — Small gangs of youths pelted riot police with rocks and set cars and … Continue reading

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101st Blog Of The Day

Today my ongoing mission to visit one member of the fighting 101st each day led me over to Ace In The Hole, a blog from Texas. Texas Fred is a little bit annoyed at an immigrant rights group that wants … Continue reading

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More Nonsense

Carrying on with more conspiracy theories, Robert Kennedy, Jr. assures us that the election of 2004 was so stolen. Not proof, but lots of "troubling" factoids. Trying to refight the last election is a particularly useless exercise, but let's address … Continue reading

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Bruce Kesler On Media

Bruce Kesler over at Democracy project has a post up about the basic rules of reporting. It also discusses professionalism and where you can and cannot see it at the moment. Go read the whole thing. Tweet

Posted in Blogosphere, Legal, Media | 2 Comments

Beyond The Pale

The New York State Comptroller is apologizing for making a remark about "putting a bullet between the President's eyes". NEW YORK — State Comptroller Alan Hevesi publicly apologized Thursday for a "beyond dumb" remark about "putting a bullet between the … Continue reading

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Heed This Warning

There are a lot of people out there who really don't understand computers and how they work. So, it's fairly common for folks to take a computer in to someone to have a problem taken care of, or a computer … Continue reading

Posted in Geek Stuff | 4 Comments

It Will Never Work

British scientists have announced a new method to generate hydrogen to power fuel cells. Using only all natural ingredients, too! They fed a dilute mixture of waste caramel and nougat to Escherichia coli bacteria, which then began producing sufficient pure … Continue reading

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Ledeen On Iran

Michael Ledeen has a few words about Iran that are less than hopeful. He concludes that you cannot negotiate with these people. The Mahmoud Ahmadinejad interview in Der Spiegel has its moments, to be sure, but overall it’s about what … Continue reading

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Two Words For Comment Spammers

Die. Now. Tweet

Posted in Personal Thoughts | 5 Comments

Beyond Inept

Well, it would seem to be an astonishingly bad career choice for this man. One generally has some idea of how to do a simple task before undertaking it. Or at least have some native skills or intelligence to fall … Continue reading

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Relaxing In The Tropical Breeze

Up at the North Pole. The first detailed analysis of an extraordinary climatic and biological record from the seabed near the North Pole shows that 55 million years ago the Arctic Ocean was much warmer than scientists imagined — a … Continue reading

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The Silence

One of the subjects I have come back to over and over since starting this blog is Iran. I have pointed out repeatedly that people have got to start paying attention to this or the whole world will pay. Today, … Continue reading

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