Archive for January, 2010

In Praise of Private Pondering

| January 10, 2010 | Comments (2)

I’m not quite sure how to categorize this editorial in today’s Wall Street Journal. The author has what I think are pretty basic and common-sense things to say on the subjects of intellectual property and the annoying trend toward collectivism on the internet, yet his piece strikes me as revolutionary. This observation, in particular, needs [...]

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Calling all Superhero Geeks!

| January 10, 2010 | Comments (1)

I can’t say I’m a dedicated watcher of the Justice League cartoons, but what episodes I’ve seen I’ve really liked. I missed the part of Geek School that involved comic books, so I admit I’m behind the curve, but I do like a good superhero story. This seems to be a good one. I do [...]

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I Love It When A Remake Comes Together

| January 10, 2010 | Comments (4)

As I said in the last episode of The Delivery, filmmakers make a big mistake when they try to “update” an 80s action show or cartoon for a modern audience. They tend to forget that cheesiness was an integral part of most of those shows. When you treat a show far more seriously than it [...]

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How is the Obama Administration like a Steel Pipe?

| January 9, 2010 | Comments (2)

Duane Lester has written the most unique blog post on Obama voters’ remorse I’ve ever read. The story he chose to illustrate just what the increasingly-disillusioned have gotten themselves into is one I can safely say I’ve never seen before and it made me laugh. A lot. I won’t give away the punch line, which [...]

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Harry Reid Gives Nevada Another Reason to Prove that the Founders Were Pretty Smart Guys

Harry Reid Gives Nevada Another Reason to Prove that the Founders Were Pretty Smart Guys

| January 9, 2010 | Comments (2)

Yet again, Harry Reid has managed to shove his foot into his mouth all the way up to his hip joint. In an upcoming book on the 2008 Presidential campaign, we find that Reid was awfully darned impressed with Barack Obama’s ability to, in the words of Chris Rock, “speak so well”. He was wowed [...]

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It Ain’t Minnesota, But It Feels Just as Miserable

| January 8, 2010 | Comments (2)

It looks like James Lileks had the same kind of Thursday I did. Curse the Thursday that feels like Friday; you feel like you’re in one of those loud long movies where the bad guy has been defeated twice already but comes back one more time, howling for blood. It’s partly the weather – it [...]

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Jimmie Runs the Podcast Down*

Jimmie Runs the Podcast Down*

| January 8, 2010 | Comments (0)

Last weekend, the guys from the United Liberty website, a rollicking bunch of libertarians (though not crazy ones!), asked me to appear on their podcast. We did a panel-style format that features not only UL stalwarts Jason Pye and Brett Bittner but also progressive Democrat Jason Cecil. It was supposed to run an hour, but [...]

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Why Are We Shocked That the President Broke A Promise He Had No Power to Keep?

| January 7, 2010 | Comments (3)

The blogosphere, along with more than a couple members of the august and well-informed media, is aflame today with the news that Barack Obama looked right into our faces not all that long ago and lied his narrow behind off. I have a thought about this particular fib, as you might imagine, but first, let [...]

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