Archive for January, 2005:

The Culprit

The reason for the blog downtime? A broken Wordpress plugin, the acronym replacer — the thingy that adds the cool mouseover tooltips to acronyms like HTML.
What’s that you say? You want to know what was “wrong” with it? Well, ok… are you sitting down?
An extra space had mysteriously appeared at [...]

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Cue the angelic chorale

EET EEZ FEEXD!!
If you’ve been champing at the bit for a new post — and I can imagine that all three of you are — there’s been a perfectly good reason why you have found nothing new here for nearly a month: the blog was broken :(
A broken blog is an embarrassing thing, kids. [...]

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This Is Me

VDH’s latest offering really hit home. He hits the nail on the head when it comes to how I feel about world current events: a combination of mad and disbelieving …with a growing undercurrent of sad weariness.
Imagine a world in which there was no United States during the last 15 years. Iraq, Iran, and [...]

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Your Daily Dose of Reality

…this time from Larry Kudlow at townhall.com. Larry points out that all that doom-and-gloom you heard from the CBS/NBC/ABC newsdesks was pretty much BS. The economy is strong, growth looks good, and prospects for the immediate future are bright.
My condolences to the Michael Moore-on crowd. “The Left”: 0, “Reality”: 7,432,746

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CBS-gate/Memo-gate/Blog-gate continues…

…with this delightful Little Green Footballs story about a recent article in the Columbia Journalism Review. Go Charles! :D

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