Archive for January, 2011

The Delivery Presents – Slacker Unions and New Resolutions

The Delivery Presents – Slacker Unions and New Resolutions

| January 5, 2011 | Comments (2)

I’m quite proud that we’ve made 72 episodes of The Delivery without missing a single week. I realize that good fortune and the grace of God have had a rather large hand in that, but also, there’s a certain stubbornness on my part. Nothing will turn me off to a podcast faster than an irregular [...]

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Robert Gibbs Last Gift: Reminding Us Who Created Four Years of Soul-Crushing Debt

| January 5, 2011 | Comments (1)

From the blogosphere to the briefing room in less than a day. Jake Tapper got right on top of some apparent Obama hypocrisy and gave Robert Gibbs, who I note today is leaving his position as Flopsweater-in-Chief to gear up the President’s re-election campaign, the chance to make it right. Gibbs, of course, did nothing of the sort. [...]

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Clearing the Browser Tabs – Happy Birthday Professor Tolkien Wednesday Edition

| January 5, 2011 | Comments (0)

I do not know how this slipped past me, but Monday was the eleventy-ninth birthday of John Ronald Reuel Tolkien.I have a special love for Tolkien’s works, since his tales of Hobbits and Middle Earth kindled in me at a fairly young age a love for reading that I’ve never managed to lose. I found [...]

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Saudi Arabia Goes Birdbrained over Israeli “Spy Vulture”

Saudi Arabia Goes Birdbrained over Israeli “Spy Vulture”

| January 4, 2011 | Comments (3)

I’m honestly not sure whether this story is funny or depressing. A vulture tagged by scientists at Tel Aviv University has strayed into Saudi Arabian territory, where it was promptly arrested on suspicion of being a Mossad spy, Israeli and Saudi media reported Tuesday. The bird was found in a rural area of the country [...]

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Who Said Raising Debt Limit in 2006 Was “A Sign of Leadership Failure”?

| January 4, 2011 | Comments (1)

Andrew McCarthy found a very convincing argument Republicans can use in the upcoming debate over whether to increase the debt ceiling to well over $14 trillion. I would like it very much if a smart conservative Senator stood up and read this, from the 2006 push to raise the debt ceiling to what today seems [...]

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When Reality Meets “Family Guy”

| January 4, 2011 | Comments (4)

I suppose it was only a matter of time before our own laziness brought down a heretofore timeless classic. What is a word worth? According to Publishers Weekly, NewSouth Books’ upcoming edition of Mark Twain’s seminal novel Adventures of Huckleberry Finn will remove all instances of the “n” word—I’ll give you a hint, it’s notnonesuch—present in the [...]

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Study: Women Marry for Money, Aren’t Terribly Interested in What the Left Says they Are.

| January 4, 2011 | Comments (3)

I expect there will be some push back against this study. Woman still want to ‘marry up’ and naturally choose husbands who earn more than themselves, a report suggests. The idea of most women wanting to be financially independent is a myth, according to Catherine Hakim of the London School of Economics. [...] In her [...]

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Clearing the Browser Tabs – Delivery Tuesday Edition

| January 4, 2011 | Comments (3)

This week has been a bumper crop of stories I can talk about on The Delivery tonight, so I think I’ll run a solo show and share what I’ve found. There is a chance that I’ll hve a guest for a relatively short interview about the Winter Classic, but I don’t have a confirmation yet. [...]

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