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The first day of school, the last night of the convention.
Today was the first day of law school, and I had my first "Religion and the Constitution" class. It seems like a lively group. After some p…
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I'm now set free...
... by Henry. Whew! It was getting hard to breathe. UPDATE: Via Twitter: You could do eight posts and then go bowling. Because that would be Henry th…
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Giving the keynote address at the blog summit.
Next Saturday is the WisPolitics/WisOpinion "Blog Summit." It's open to the public, but you do have to register. It's your big cha…
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"Had the nature of the blog been made clear at the outset, the article would have described it accordingly..."
LOL. The NYT trusts some blog to be telling a straight story. There was no "satire" tag, apparently, so how can you blame them? (Via Insta…
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Note to self: Always put AOC material in a separate post.
That lady gets all the attention. Lesson finally learned reading comments here . She was only a secondary part of a side note in a footnote....
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Chris Bowers, of MyDD...
... is on Bloggingheads.tv , talking about the netroots. Haven't had time to listen to it yet. Sidenote: I'm about to record a new Blogginghe…
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Too much Hillary and Obama?
What's going on here this morning? I need to look at other things. Surely, there are other interesting things in the world!
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Ethnicity, spelling, and "rote" memorization.
Why were the top four contestants at the National Spelling Bee all of Indian ancestry? It's hard to analyze the phenomenon without offending anyo…
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Is it "insane" for a college president to blog?
I don't know, but it is -- per the NYT -- front page news : Veterans of campus public relations disasters warn that presidents blog at their peri…
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Liberals out-organized conservatives in blogging, but conservatives are doing better with Twitter.
Or so the liberal bloggers say. “Conservatives are always good at pushing that one concise message. The death panels are easy to tweet. The explanati…
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Thanks to all the readers...
... who've spontaneously made donations to this blog via PayPal . I love the encouragement!
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"[T]rustworthy, aggressively reported professional journalism, which is an increasingly rare and precious thing."
What Bill Keller, the executive editor of the NYT, says the NYT does and cites as the reason we should accept being required to pay to read it — whic…
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Answering the question: Will Althouse break her 13-year record of blogging every single day?
Here I am, after getting an early start in Bryce Canyon and riding the very scenic Utah Routes 12 and 24, with stops for hiking at Calf Creek Falls a…
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"Sudden Althouse."
I think rhhardin put his finger on something real yesterday, in that " proper focus is the truth " post, where the discussion turned to whe…
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"McKinney ... kept restating her charges of discrimination and profiling - which is just how a good bluff works."
Lawprof Steven Lubet -- who's got a new book, "Lawyers' Poker: 52 Lessons That Lawyers Can Learn from Card Players" -- is blogging…
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"Nothing would ever scare Steve or would worry him. He didn't have a fear of death at all."
Steve Irwin, killed not by a crocodile, but a stingray. It's quite unusual for a stingray to kill a person: Irwin was swimming over the stingra…
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The 9-year-old school-dinner blogger is free again to photograph her school dinners.
Yay! Martha Payne, from Argyll, got more than two million hits on her NeverSeconds blog in just a few weeks. Argyll and Bute Council said press cove…
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"Orwell said, 'I never wrote a decent word that wasn't motivated by a deep political feeling.'"
"I totally disagree with Orwell, who I admire," says Tom Wolfe. "I have never written a decent word that was dominated by politics.&q…
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