I was pleased to see the nearly uniform praise from progressive bloggers for George Allen’s gracious concession speech yesterday. I’m sorry to say that others are less humble in victory. … more →
Blogging the AmendmentRSSted Development wrote 12 hours ago: Here. With this picture: In the wake of Obama’s policy unemployment has far surpassed the bas … more →
RSSted Development wrote 1 day ago: Freakonomics reports that authorities in Berlin are going to ban fixed gear bikes that lack brakes ( … more →
Jim Fister wrote 1 day ago: Go to nearly any company today, and it will tell you it’s cutting costs left and right to stay … more →
greenhellblog wrote 1 week ago: Check out this Washington Post letter-to-the-editor (June 21): The June 9 Business article “To … more →
aconservativeedge wrote 2 weeks ago: Smith & Wesson Holding Corp. (SWHC) said fiscal fourth-quarter revenue jumped a bigger-than-exp … more →
josephlogan wrote 2 weeks ago: The über-reliable Sean Safford has a longish post on orgtheory.net today about the shift in health … more →
greenhellblog wrote 2 weeks ago: This one-inch fish is shaping up to be the excuse for blocking water-cooled solar projects on public … more →
fredunger wrote 2 weeks ago: An informative recent lecture on government intervenion and regulation by Christopher DeMuth is avai … more →
mlmgraphic wrote 2 weeks ago: Events this week have drawn me to write about consequence… Every action has an equal and oppos … more →
josephlogan wrote 3 weeks ago: A triumph for evidence-based medicine in Green Bay: In the final two years of a patient’s lif … more →
josephlogan wrote 3 weeks ago: Via Boing Boing, a highly opinionated piece representing terrorism as auto-immune warfare: Specific … more →
Randy Mayeux wrote 3 weeks ago: Last Friday at our June First Friday Book Synopsis, I presented the synopsis of the book 10-10-10 by … more →
aconservativeedge wrote 3 weeks ago: http://www.worldnetdaily.com .A polygamy advocacy organization says the New Hampshire law that is … more →
health365 wrote 3 weeks ago: Patients falling down in hospitals is a dangerous and costly problem. About one in five patients wil … more →
aljahom wrote 3 weeks ago: From LPUK blog: Why the ID Database won’t be secure By RobW To those of you out there who thi … more →
Joey wrote 4 weeks ago: The one-child law in China is having some unintended consequences, the newest of which is the runawa … more →
Mario Rizzo wrote 4 weeks ago: by Mario Rizzo We are a serious bunch here at ThinkMarkets. We make major advances almost daily in … more →
Jim Fister wrote 1 month ago: On this one, I have to say I’m both bothered and not bothered. From the Washington Examiner: … more →
josephlogan wrote 1 month ago: There are efficient, responsive organizations within government, of course; they just don’t … more →