Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, May 19, 2005
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5 comments
Late and busy day at the office, followed by a league softball game in D.C.
Better late than never, a do-it-yourselfer at the OTB linkfest.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, May 18, 2005
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21 comments
A do-it-yourselfer at the OTB linkfest.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, May 17, 2005
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19 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Jen is definitely not getting married in 2005. Probably.
- Eugene Volokh ponders why women change their names when marrying.
- Andrew Sullivan celebrates the anniversary of gay marriage in the Bay State.
- Dean Esmay comments on Kuwait’s giving women the vote.
- Kate McMillan identifies the “Paris Hilton of Canadian Politics.”
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, May 16, 2005
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19 comments
The daily linkfest is under construction:
- Ogged compares the 1980 NBA finals to today’s game.
- Kevin Aylward figures England’s soccer hooligans and Malcom Glazer deserve each other.
- Kevin McGehee wants to shoot New Yorkers with a bow and arrow.
- Steven Taylor wonders what George Lucas is smoking.
- Will Baude considers the youth angle of today’s Supreme Court wine ruling.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, May 13, 2005
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10 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, May 12, 2005
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13 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, May 11, 2005
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15 comments
The daily linkfest:
- David Pinto reports that Bob Schaefer will manage the Royals. Not sure what this means for CBS News.
- Trey Jackson is finding video hosting a major financial drain.
- Dean Esmay continues his thread on the evils of circumcision.
- Henry Copeland reports on meeting an interesting blogger in Nashville who, unfortunately, was not a Blues man who died four years ago.
- Steve Bainbridge thinks Pergatory will be a lot like a faculty meeting.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, May 10, 2005
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, May 9, 2005
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12 comments
Another do-it-yourself linkfest today.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, May 6, 2005
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12 comments
A do-it-yourself day at the ole linkfest.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, May 5, 2005
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9 comments
A late and somewhat abbreviated daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, May 4, 2005
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16 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Steven Taylor demonstrates that dropping the “State” didn’t improve Troy’s administration.
- Dodd Harris illustrates a way to generate interest for Sudan’s plight.
- Kevin Aylward has the skinny on the Backwards Diet.
- Steve Bainbridge is busy designing a new t-shirt.
- Julian Sanchez points to the Patriot Act’s success in the War on Potheads.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, May 3, 2005
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10 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, May 2, 2005
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Dodd Harris compares the first 100 days of Bush and Clinton.
- Steven Taylor is a wee bit skeptical of the latest nuclear pact.
- Matt Welch has more info on “Gidget” than you’ll ever need.
- Michelle Malkin has the latest salvo in the Los Angeles, Mexico campaign.
- Chris Lawrence thinks the time travelers’ convention is a bad idea.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, April 28, 2005
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9 comments
Just returned from the MSNBC appearance and dinner downtown. No linkfest but feel free to create your own below.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, April 27, 2005
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13 comments
Another do-it-yourselfer at the Traffic Jam today.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, April 26, 2005
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13 comments
Busy afternoon ahead, so another do-it-yourselfer at the old Traffic Jam.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, April 25, 2005
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12 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, April 22, 2005
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11 comments
The Friday linkfest:
- Alex Knapp wonders if Texas put an innocent man to death.
- David Gillies speculates as to why Hannibal Lecter’s antidepressants didn’t work.
- Dean Esmay thinks the other two current popes are getting lost in the shuffle.
- Jon Henke questions the Marian cult.
- Bill Ardolino questions the economic sanity of pundits.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, April 21, 2005
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12 comments
As the lightness of my posting today indicates, things have still been hectic at the office. The linkfest remains in do-it-yourself mode again; maybe tomorrow.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, April 20, 2005
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14 comments
Swamped at work today, so you’re on your own again for the linkfest. Hope to do better tomorrow.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, April 19, 2005
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12 comments
I’m on vacation, so the linkfest will be do-it-yourself until the Wednesday edition.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, April 18, 2005
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16 comments
I’m on vacation, so the linkfest will be do-it-yourself until the Wednesday edition.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, April 15, 2005
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10 comments
The daily linkfest:
- WordWizard has solved the problem of inhumane executions.
- Kevin Alyward recaps the Mike Krempasky-Markos Zuniga group blogger cage match.
- Dean Esmay has a Stevie Ray Vaughan – Quentin Tarantino discussion question.
- Craig Henry takes the contrarian position on congressional hiring of family members.
- Reihan Salam demonstrates why he does not rap for a living.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, April 14, 2005
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8 comments
Another do-it-yourself day at the ol’ linkfest.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, April 13, 2005
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13 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Dale Franks does a good fisking of the arguments against several Bush judicial nominees.
- Steven Taylor‘s PoliBlog got a mention on yesterday’s “Inside Politics.”
- Kevin Aylward reports on Michelle Szuhay, Cincinnati’s police intern stripper.
- Mary Madigan says the Prius is a great car as long as one doesn’t have to pass a truck.
- Phil Libin has an excellent rundown on the Department of Homeland Security’s attempt to create smart cards and other electronic security countermeasures.
- Stephen Green thinks all TV shows around this time of year should be cast the IRS as villains.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, April 12, 2005
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8 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Kate McMillan‘s regular blog has passed this one in traffic.
- Kevin Aylward explores government regulation of toilets and ceiling fans.
- Bill Quick updates us on the criminal antics of Rev. Al Sharpton.
- Jon Henke gets out the Iraq success checklist.
- Wizbang turned two yesterday. Congrats to Kevin and company.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, April 11, 2005
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11 comments
I have to finish my taxes. I also have to start them. Needless to say, you’re on your own for the daily linkfest.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, April 8, 2005
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7 comments
Do-it-yourself day at the Traffic Jam.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, April 7, 2005
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8 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Rusty Shackleford reports that a Pulitizer judge was a VC embed.
- Steven Taylor has Iraqi election graphics.
- Frank J endorses Florida’s “shoot ’em and let God sort ’em out” law.
- Brett Marston has several photos of spring in D.C.
- Brad DeLong considers the economics of potatoes. [Doesn’t “More On Potatoes” sound a lot like “Moron Potatoes”? -ed.]
- Jeff Goldstein reminds you to call his radio show.
- Ogged is going on hiatus, joining Unf.
- David Pinto chronicles the Washington Nationals’ first win.
- Screaming Mimi claims victory over Wonkette.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, April 6, 2005
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11 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, April 5, 2005
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12 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, March 31, 2005
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17 comments
The daily linkfest:
- The Q&A Gang have started an e-zine called “The New Libertarian.”
- Don Sensing has moved One Hand Clapping to WordPress from Blogger.
- Eugene Volokh is soliciting advice on teaching Criminal Law.
- Steve Bainbridge hopes he’s more coherent in class than on the radio.
- Dan Drezner explores the wonders of dark chocolate.
- Craig Henry calls for a moratorium on calls for e-mails.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, March 30, 2005
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12 comments
Another do-it-yourself day at the Traffic Jam.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, March 29, 2005
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18 comments
Do-it-yourself day at the old Traffic Jam today.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, March 28, 2005
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15 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, March 25, 2005
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15 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, March 24, 2005
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12 comments
The daily linkfest:
- John Cole fears conservatives are killing conservatism.
- Brett Marston blogs his living will.
- Rev. Donald Sensing explains the Methodist philosophy on “Faithful Care for Persons Suffering and Dying.”
- Steven Taylor notes the distinction between due process and desired outcome.
- Radley Balko argues that tough drunk driving laws actually increase the incidence of drunk driving.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, March 23, 2005
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9 comments
Do-it-yourself linkfest time again, owing to a post work appointment. Enjoy!
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, March 22, 2005
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16 comments
Today’s create your own linkfest day at the Traffic Jam.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, March 21, 2005
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12 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, March 18, 2005
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12 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, March 17, 2005
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12 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Mark Kleiman knows a whole lot ’bout hallucinogens.
- PunditGuy Bill translates some popular bloggers into jive. [I got nothing. -ed.]
- Jen wonders why the U.S. makes such a big deal about St. Patrick’s Day.
- Jeff Goldstein reveals little-known facts about the Six Million Dollar Man.
- Chris Lawrence has a prize-winning cousin.
- Alex Knapp reports on Joss Whedon’s upcoming Wonder Woman movie.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, March 16, 2005
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12 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Cam Edwards reports blogging will be minimal until the twins are born. After that, he’ll have plenty of time for blogging….
- julia montgomery taste tests various Easter candies in the interests of science.
- aTypical Joe‘s mom visited his blog and offered her critique. The juxtaposition of the blog’s title and tagline is also amusing.
- Michele Catalano regrets voting for Bush, although she still wouldn’t have voted for Kerry.
- Terry Oglesby reflects on the economics of teeth pulling.
- Prof. Blogger explores the history of Harvard faculty no confidence votes.
- Kate McMillan feels the laws in Canada are a mite lax.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, March 15, 2005
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10 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, March 14, 2005
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14 comments
The daily linkfest will appear in this spot a bit later. Feel free to start without me, however.
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Update (1658) Here it is (ongoing):
- King of Fools tells of the first draft, final copy writing process.
- Jen wonders how some lawyers made it through school.
- Ace links the breast of Lebanese democracy movement.
- Craig Henry ponders the priorities of the press.
- Blogmate Professor Chaos has been nominated “Pimp of the Year.”
- Andrew Chamberlain graphs the economics of showing up late for lunch.*
- Joanne Jacobs pays homage to Pulp Fiction with a post entitled, “Said is Dead.”
*Yes, a very old post indeed. The man doesn’t post much. He pings weblogs even less frequently.
Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, March 11, 2005
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11 comments
No linkfest today but feel free to create your own below.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, March 10, 2005
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10 comments
A bit shorter than usual owing to time pressures, but here’s the daily linkfest:
- Jen wishes people would stop asking when she’s getting married.
- Nate at Polytropos discusses the merits of rereading books.
- Dr. Demarche is coming home today.
- B. Preston thinks Bush’s border policy leaves a lot to be desired.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, March 9, 2005
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Bill at InDC ponders Thomas Jefferson’s hypocrisy.
- John Little passes on word that one operating system that barely anyone uses is now ahead of another one hardly anyone uses, while 95% still use yet a third one.
- Michael Demmons wonders if ads featuring gay men in bed wrapped in an American flag is the best way to promote acceptance.
- Brett Marston gives yet another reason Latvia has a better Supreme Court than the U.S.
- Dodd Harris reflects on what a lovely day it’s been.
- Raffi Melkonian wonders why anyone likes Cheesecake Factory.
- Ogged links a tool for obsessive bloggers everywhere.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, March 8, 2005
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, March 7, 2005
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12 comments
Lots going on after work, so no time to create the linkfest. You know what to do.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, March 4, 2005
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7 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Courtney Knapp reflects on the seductive power of cake.
- McQ thinks we should keep our eye on China.
- Tim Cavanaugh predicts that Bill Richardson will be the Democratic nominee in ’08.
- Kris and Ace compare Ward and Winston Churchill.
- Demarche learns that one should never use common expressions they way they’re commonly used.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, March 3, 2005
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Charlie Foxtrox compares Wonkette and Eddie Murphy.
- In related news, Michael Demmons reports on Anal Sex Week.
- LaShawn Barber reflects on black liberals embracing their, er, negro-dom.
- Steven Taylor notes the irony of the Democrats becoming the reactionary party.
- Phil Libin discovers that listening to Styx records is no way to learn Japanese.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, March 2, 2005
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16 comments
My Internet connection is exceedingly intermittent; I’m about to call to see what’s going on. If I get it fixed soon, I’ll create a linkfest in this spot. Otherwise/in the meantime, feel free to create your own below.
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Update: No joy. Verizon is having some sort of service problems in my area, which they’ve been having for about a week. Presumably, it’s a function of the weather.
Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, March 1, 2005
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8 comments
Lots to do today after work, so no linkfest. Feel free to create your own by tracking back below.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, February 28, 2005
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9 comments
The combination of another winter storm and intermittent Internet access means no linkfest today. Feel free to create your own below.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, February 25, 2005
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10 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, February 24, 2005
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11 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Jen passed the 100,000 visitor mark yesterday.
- Jeff Goldstein images a conversation between two Iraqi terrorists.
- Pejman Yousefzadeh is tired of reporting horrendous human rights abuses in Iran.
- Jeff Jarvis has a long letter exchange with NYT’s Bill Keller.
- Is it just me or is Cam Edwards using a lot more $&#* profanity since CPAC?
- David Pinto reflects on the Yankees’ lack of joy.
- Robert Cox does a late CPAC wrap-up and reports that “real” reporting is hard work.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, February 22, 2005
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Today’s linkfest:
- Michael Demmons thinks gay men need to take more responsibility and that it’s straight people’s fault that they don’t.
- Laurence Simon thinks B5’s Zathras would make an excellent addition to other shows.
- Eugene Volokh notes an odd lineup at the Supreme Court.
- Ogged discovers that he’s ill suited to political punditry in today’s milieu.
- Jeff Goldstein has some choice words for those who don’t want to listen to him bleg.
- Bryan Preston thinks blogging is just a hobby.
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James Joyner
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Friday, February 18, 2005
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10 comments
Caught up in CPAC activities, I forgot to pre-post a do-it-yourself linkfest. Better late than never, I guess.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, February 17, 2005
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12 comments
I’m covering the CPAC convention and thus not reading blogs today, so no linkfest. Feel free to create your own below.
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, February 16, 2005
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11 comments
A long meeting this afternoon and a desire to get home and recuperate from whatever it is that I’ve got have once again derailed compilation of the once-daily linkfest. Feel free, of course, to create your own below.
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, February 15, 2005
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21 comments
The daily frequent linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Monday, February 14, 2005
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18 comments
I’m going home to try to get over a rather nasty flu bug. Feel free to create your own linkfest below.
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James Joyner
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Friday, February 11, 2005
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18 comments
It’s create your own linkfest day again.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, February 10, 2005
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11 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Steven Taylor explains, again, why tenure for university professors is a good idea.
- Jeff Goldstein imagines Janeane Garofalo getting a letter with a Reagan stamp on it.
- Kevin McGehee is begging for participants in his caption contest.
- Michael Demmons ponders American beer at a German soccer fest.
- King of Fools unveils the Carnival of Carnivals.
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, February 9, 2005
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8 comments
I’m going to have to stop calling the daily linkfest “daily.” At any rate, feel free to create your own in the space below.
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, February 8, 2005
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10 comments
The (mostly) daily linkfest:
- Blackfive explains how blogging works if you’re in the military.
- King of Fools contemplates educational malpractice.
- Howard Bashman offers contrasting cases where the 10 Commandments are and are not permissible on a court’s seal.
- Alex Knapp has been banned at Panera Bread.
- Jeff Goldstein contemplates Yasir Arafat as a Hooter’s waitress.
- Joel Foreman is a flip-flopper.
- David Pinto definitively answers the old question, “Who’s on first?”
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James Joyner
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Monday, February 7, 2005
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13 comments
No linkfest this afternoon. Feel free to create your own below.
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James Joyner
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Friday, February 4, 2005
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18 comments
The semi-daily linkfest:
- Jeff Goldstein demonstrates tough love with his 13-month-old.
- Blackfive has a review of the new flick “Gunner Palace.”
- Kevin Aylward questions whether a night with Gerri Halliwell is worth 500,000 Euro.
- Terry Oglesby offers some advice for keeping one’s boots clean.
- Roger L. Simon reports that the Germans are making nice.
- Bill at INDC has news of Ted Nugent’s trip to Iraq.
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Timestamp changed to put atop site.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, February 3, 2005
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7 comments
The combination of some unexpected, heavy snow and many errands beckoning this afternoon precludes a linkfest. As always, feel free to create your own below.
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, February 2, 2005
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11 comments
Busy afternoon, so no linkfest. As usual, feel free to create you own below.
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, February 1, 2005
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14 comments
The daily linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Monday, January 31, 2005
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12 comments
It’s home projects week at my place, so linkfests will be few and far between the next few days. Feel free to create your own, though.
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James Joyner
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Friday, January 28, 2005
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14 comments
I’m off to, of all things, an opera about “Democracy,” this evening in D.C. It’s conducted by Matt Mehaffey, the choral director at George Washington University, a friend via the girlfriend. At any rate, no linkfest today but, as always, feel free to create your own below.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, January 27, 2005
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16 comments
I’ve got a rather nasty cold and going to take a nap once I get home. No linkfest today–but feel free to create your own below.
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, January 26, 2005
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17 comments
Busy afternoon so no time to create a linkfest. Feel free to create your own below.
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, January 25, 2005
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11 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Dan Drezner has a nice roundup of recent work on airline regulation.
- Ogged questions the wisdom of the MacArthur Genius Grants.
- ZuDfunck wants to be your Blog Ho.
- Michael Demmons is experiencing negative blog traffic!
- Tyler Cowen provides a Guide to Ethnic Dining in D.C.
- Steve Bainbridge compares an InstaLanche to a VodkaLanche.
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James Joyner
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Monday, January 24, 2005
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11 comments
The daily linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Friday, January 21, 2005
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13 comments
The daily linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, January 19, 2005
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17 comments
Beltway region traffic was more ridiculous than usual, even leaving early this afternoon. Apparently, the combination of one micron of snow accumulating on the ground along with sub-freezing temperatures requires one to drive quite literally 3 miles per hour down Route 7 and no more than 40 miles per hour even on perfectly cleared major highways that have been layered with sand.
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, January 18, 2005
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10 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Michael Demmons has some advice for recalibrating your gaydar.
- Kevin McGehee is not a girl. Who knew?
- Jen is flummoxed that DC area schools are closing due to chilly weather.
- Steve Bainbridge explains why Jeb Bush is atop his 2008 short list.
- Armed Liberal explains why you should be reading Atlantic Monthly.
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James Joyner
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Friday, January 14, 2005
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15 comments
The daily linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Thursday, January 13, 2005
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9 comments
Despite the fact that the Traffic Jams without linkfests seem to generate more links, today’s edition has a linkfest:
- Steven Taylor is shaken but not stirred after being run off the road by a drunken trucker.
- Steve Bainbridge has a good question for Teddy Kennedy who, so far as we know, was not driving said truck.
- Michele Catalano is working on a list of the best rock lists of all time.
- Cam Edwards had the same reaction as I did to the demise of D.C.’s alt rock station.
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- Megan McArdle finds yet another annoying Iraqi religious faction.
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, January 12, 2005
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16 comments
I’ve got a ton to do today after work, so no linkfest. As always, feel free to create your own below.
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James Joyner
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Monday, January 10, 2005
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9 comments
I’ve got some errands to run after work so will likely not get around to making a linkefest. Feel free to create your own below.
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James Joyner
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Friday, January 7, 2005
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8 comments
The daily linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Thursday, January 6, 2005
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12 comments
The daily linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, January 5, 2005
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11 comments
I’ve got some errands to run after work and may not have time to create a linkfest. Feel free to create your own below.
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, January 4, 2005
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4 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Michele Catalano reports on the return of Commodore computers.
- Michelle Malkin tells bloggers how to get free food and broadband access.
- Kate McMillan asks the age-old question, “If all your friends were having their penises pushed back into them, does that mean you’d do it, too?”
- julia montgomery finally gets around to posting those nude photographs of herself.
- Kevin Aylward tells us of a new variant on Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon.
- Andrew Sullivan returns from vacation to discuss Susan Sontag’s lesbianism.
- Jen Speaks has moved.
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James Joyner
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Monday, January 3, 2005
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6 comments
The daily linkfest returns:
- Fontana Labs ponders the ettiquette of faculty-student affairs.
- Spoons has paid money to SixApart to screw up all the permalinks to his blog.
- Steven Taylor wonders why Rehnquist hasn’t retired yet.
- PunditGuy proclaims the Age of Video Blogging.
- Dean Esmay explains why video blogging usually sucks.
- Kate McMillan reports on the demise of an ill-conceived Canadian adoption policy.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, December 30, 2004
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11 comments
The daily linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, December 29, 2004
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10 comments
The daily linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, December 28, 2004
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6 comments
The daily linkfest returns from its holiday hiatus:
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, December 22, 2004
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12 comments
Off attending the office Christmas party. Feel free to create your own linkfest below.
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, December 21, 2004
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10 comments
I’m busy with pre-holiday travel errands and whatnot, so no linkfest today–or probably the rest of the week, for that matter. Feel free to create your own below, however.
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James Joyner
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Monday, December 20, 2004
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18 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Sean Hackbarth has yet another post involving Wonkette and the F-word–but minus “Ass” as a modifier, making it unique.
- Eugene Volokh has more information than we needed on cousins marrying cousins.
- Marshall at XTremeBlog has the latest Carnival of the Capitalists.
- Frank J intends to “keep up the funny until I head to Boise.”
- Spoons ain’t none too happy with NRO’s The Corner.
- Bill at INDC gives Papa Bush a “Hell yeah.”
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James Joyner
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Friday, December 17, 2004
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9 comments
I’ve got a few errands to run and will be out this evening, so no time to compile the daily linkfest. Feel free to create your own below.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, December 16, 2004
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6 comments
The daily linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, December 15, 2004
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14 comments
The daily linkfest is under construction:
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, December 14, 2004
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Will Collier nominates Glenn Reynolds for Time Man of the Year.
- Jeff Taylor finds proof Bill Gates doesn’t rule the world.
- Jen is doing her semi-annual complete blog makeover.
- Cam Edwards is skeptical of the latest developments in the Washington governor’s race.
- Kevin McGehee chronicles the demise of hip hop fashion at Bloomingdales.
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James Joyner
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Monday, December 13, 2004
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5 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Kate McMillan‘s small dead animals has been voted the Best Canadian Weblog.
- Brett Marston has a “special Chilean double-whammy edition.”
- Michele Catalano presents a blogging theme song.
- Rob Sama has this week’s Carnival of the Capitalists.
- McQ brings us up to date on the Lesbian Bible.
- Howard Bashman has all you ever wanted to know about Hooters and the law.
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James Joyner
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Friday, December 10, 2004
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12 comments
Off to an office Christmas party with no time to create a linkfest before leaving. Feel free to create your own below.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, December 9, 2004
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11 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Herb Ely explains why the new intelligence tree will have the same monkeys.
- Kevin McGeehee muses about carpetbagger bumper stickers.
- Michelle Malkin is trying to restart the Impeach Norman Mineta movement.
- Scott Ott reports on a plan to take the Democrats national.
- King of Fools remembers the days when school uniforms were unnecessary.
- Terry Oglesby offers sage advice on the crafting of chocolate breasts.
- Megan McArdle pens an ode to TiVo.
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, December 8, 2004
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15 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Update: Correction made to a link above and timestamp shifted ahead one hour to put back on top.
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, December 7, 2004
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17 comments
Meetings ran late this afternoon and I have plans this evening, so no time to compile a linkfest. Feel free to create your own below.
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James Joyner
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Monday, December 6, 2004
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6 comments
The daily linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Thursday, December 2, 2004
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8 comments
The daily linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, December 1, 2004
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Megan McArdle explains why, if you love nature, you should got out and shoot some animals.
- Barry Ritholtz notes that the music industry doesn’t understand how to market music.
- Norman Geras is pleased that President Bush is looking at polls selectively.
- Terry Oglesby knows a certain NBC replacement anchor he won’t be watching.
- Phillip Carter has passed the Bar exam and is now officially a dirty rat lawyer.
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, November 30, 2004
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10 comments
The daily linkfest:
- ReliaPundit is excited about a Tom Ridge-Jeb Bush ticket for ’08.
- Kevin Aylward reports that Utah is changing their laws to allow people to own cats and dogs simultaneously.
- Chris Lawrence hates dumbing down his stats.
- John Hawkins argues that we haven’t yet had a Republican realignment.
- Dean Esmay suggests that Daily Kos is, in fact, run by Karl Rove.
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James Joyner
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Monday, November 29, 2004
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15 comments
The daily linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, November 23, 2004
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12 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Steven Taylor is ready for the 2005 NFL season.
- Ogged is less than enamored of our airline security system.
- Dale Franks examines a new report and finds reports of an immigration crackdown greatly exaggerated.
- Leopold Stotch fondly recalls 1970s television.
- Terry Oglesby writes about bums who give bums a bad name.
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James Joyner
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Monday, November 22, 2004
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4 comments
The daily linkfest:
- David Wissing reports that President Bush continues his post-election poll surge.
- Jeff Quinton has insurance for his late truck but, alas, not his present body.
- Kevin Aylward reports on the rise of white hate music.
- Steven Taylor was sick of blogging but is apparently better.
- John Little has discovered hateful speech at Democratic Underground!
- Scott Ott reports on the suspensions from the big PGA brawl.
- Chris Lawrence ponders why they call legislative special sessions, ‘special.’
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James Joyner
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Friday, November 19, 2004
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6 comments
The daily linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Thursday, November 18, 2004
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6 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Dan Drezner debates Wonkette tonight in D.C.
- Steve Bainbridge reports on Congress’ evil attempt to outlaw commercial-skipping.
- “Captain Ed” Morrissey advocates jailing Ohio double voters.
- Steven Taylor wonders how the press would have treated the first African American female Secretary of State had a Democrat appointed her.
- Orin Kerr provides evidence that Circuit Court clerks read blogs.
- King of Fools demonstrates that Curt Schilling has his priorities right.
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, November 17, 2004
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6 comments
The daily linkfest returns:
- Stephen Green is back VodkaBlogging after a hiatus imposed by the incompetents at
Adelphia Indicted Cable.
- Dean Esmay points out that both Bush and Kerry voters are idiots.
- Patrick Ruffini is back running his own blog after a hiatus to run the Bush 2004 website.
- Belmont Club’s Wretchard is instituting a format change.
- Michele Catalano has instituted a temporary logo change while she awaits the one with “fuzzy bunnies, half naked women, satan and kittens.”
- Dodd Harris reflects on the naming of the new Education Secretary.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, November 12, 2004
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2 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Michael Totten notes that anti-Americanism isn’t working out so well for Spain’s new leader.
- Jon Henke thinks we’ve dropped the ball on Haiti.
- McQ wonders whether shooting 50,000 volts through a 6-year-old is the best police tactic.
- Wizbang‘s Weekend Caption Contest is ongoing.
- Will Baude looks at slippery slopes as the pertain to the gay marriage debate.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, November 11, 2004
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8 comments
Today’s a federal holiday, so no Traffic Jam linkfest today. Feel free to create your own.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, November 10, 2004
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6 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Bill at INDC has the truth about John Ascroft and naked breasts.
- Brett Marston went to Ohio and all he got was ruined shoes and a stomach virus.
- Jeff Goldstein imagines breakfast at the Kerry house.
- Courtney Knapp decries the lack of restaurant patronage in DC.
- Steven Taylor comments on incredibly high turnout in Alabama.
- Craig Henry rounds up all the arguments in favor of Arlen Specter.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, November 9, 2004
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11 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Dodd Harris examines what qualifies a Democrat as a “moderate” these days.
- Steven Taylor has a closer look at “values” and the exit polls.
- Rusty Shackleford examines the surfing practices of his fellow professors.
- David Wissing explains why Lincoln Chaffee isn’t going to do a Jim Jeffords.
- Bill at INDC examines John Kerry’s life as a Hebrew hominem.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, November 5, 2004
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7 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Wizbang has hit the 5 million visit milestone!
- Rick Sanders is guesting at Volokh on the topic of affirmative action.
- McQ ponders Euro wannabe New Yorkers.
- Wretchard wonders about the Weekend at Yasir’s scenario.
- Dodd Harris explains a fundamental rule of American politics to Charles Hindrocker.
- Who in turn left a big mark on E.J. Dionne. Ouch!
- Wretchard wonders about the “Weekend at Yasir’s” scenario.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, November 4, 2004
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Michael J. Totten hopes Bush’s first act with his new mandate will be a repeal of Jane’s Law.
- “Captain Ed” Morrissey points to a new finding of Sarin gas in Iraq. In 1991.
- Wrechard shows that Kerry would have won in based on the 1960, 1970, and 1980 census Electoral distributions.
- Jeff Quinton was in a nasty car accident but is fine.
- Steven Taylor gives us evidence that Bush has rewarded us for re-electing him by turning loose all those jobs he was hording the first four years.
- Kate McMillan provides a handy Red-Blue map of Canada for disillusioned Kerry supporters.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, November 3, 2004
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10 comments
Too tired to compile the linkfest this evening, although I may get a second wind later. Feel free to create your own via the extended entry feature below, showcasing your latest, greatest posts.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, November 2, 2004
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11 comments
The Election Day linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, November 1, 2004
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14 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Spoons reflects on rain forecasts, divine intervention, and the election.
- Megan McArdle examines the election betting markets and pronounces Kerry a good value.
- Kevin Aylward has a self-serve election linkfest.
- Will Baude examines the economics of voluntary contributions.
- Jen lists the Top 50 Cult Movies.
- Venomous Kate fears bitterness will long outlast the election.
- Steven Taylor discusses the politics of eggs.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, October 28, 2004
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12 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, October 27, 2004
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8 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Robert Cox provides reason # 4128 you can’t trust the NYT.
- Eugene Volokh reports that the butterfly ballot in Ohio is actually quite readable.
- McQ observes that some voting blocs are less bloc-ish than usual.
- Venomous Kate traces her geneology back to a Hobbit.
- Dean Esmay ponders brain replacement surgery.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, October 26, 2004
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9 comments
I’m back in the D.C. area, although avoiding traffic until the morning. Regardless, the daily linkfest returns:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, October 22, 2004
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17 comments
The daily linkfest:
- John Hawkins interviews Ann Coulter. It’s rather amusing although there are no photos.
- Chris Laurence finds a political sciency way to say “voters are stupid.”
- Kevin Aylward has a new Wizbang Weekend Caption Contest.
- Craig Henry observes that “John Kerry even hunts like a European.”
- Michael J. Totten answers a question Christopher Hitchens gets asked.
- Michele Catalano has a “do it yourself linkfest.” Who ever heard of such a thing?!
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, October 21, 2004
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Stephen Green has an election machine so simple that even a Florida Democrat couldn’t screw it up. Probably.
- Cam Edwards reports on potential voting fraud in the crucial state of Ohio.
- Greyhawk takes a NYT analysis of the military vote to task.
- SoCal Lawyer is doing an online symposium on the Three Strikes Law.
- Jon Henke explains why he’s voting for None of the Above for president.
- Michael J. Totten revels in the misfortunes of others.
- Craig Henry reminds us of 9/11’s forgotten man.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, October 20, 2004
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12 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Howard Bashman reports on the disenfranchisement of dolphins and whales by activist judges.
- Sean Hackbarth reports on felons voting in Wisconsin.
- Leopold Stotch converts two undecided voters. But what state are they from?
- Terry Oglesby details a vehicular accident involving George Jones that actually wasn’t his fault.
- Kevin McGehee passes on the daily moronic statement from Teresa Heinz Kerry.
- Nick Gillespie thinks THK’s comedic value may be reason enough to elect her husband.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, October 19, 2004
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14 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, October 18, 2004
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, October 14, 2004
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8 comments
The daily linkfest:
- David Wissing shows Bush leading in Montana. Whew!
- Bill Kelly has found a couple polls with Kerry leading in the Electoral College race.
- Steven Taylor is a leading source of info on wabbits.
- Bill at INDC has links to the latest Swift Boat Vets ads.
- Alex Knapp is amazed at how bad both candidates for president are.
- Black 5 reports that James Lileks has been drafted.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, October 13, 2004
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6 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Frank J translates the Democratic code words.
- Dean Esmay ranks the pollsters.
- Steve Verdon explores newspaper junk statistics.
- Alex Knapp chronicles dirty tricks by the Republicans in Colorado and Democrats in Florida.
- Steve Bainbridge sees a silver lining to a Kerry administration.
- Steven Taylor reports on William Shatner’s latest enterprise.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, October 12, 2004
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8 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Steven Taylor examines yet another reason to deplore the Colorado Electoral College initiative.
- John Hawkins has a Symposium On The Blogosphere & The Media.
- John Little is working on “a major new addition” to Blogs of War.
- Phil Libin has some interesting thoughts on ePassports.
- Rusty Shackleford is having an Indiana Jones moment.
- Kate McMillan has an interview with Tuhraysuh Heinz Kerry.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, October 11, 2004
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10 comments
Even though it’s a Federal holiday and the Beltway therefore less jammed than it would be otherwise, I nonetheless present the daily linkfest:
- Ogged ponders the distribution of ugly people on airplanes.
- Steven Taylor has some tips for happy travel.
- Bill at INDC and Michelle Malkin have some thoughts about a Medal of Honor recepient’s election choice.
- Tiger has gotten used to being weird.
- Stephen Green has a cheery thoughts about the day after the election.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, October 8, 2004
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16 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, October 7, 2004
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11 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Steve Bainbridge reviews an 87 page microeconomics book.
- Tiger watches superhero teens while eatin’ pistachios in his Tony the Tiger underoos.
- Kevin Aylward reports on the jibjab sequel.
- Venomous Kate shares her thoughts on marital persistence.
- Bill at INDC has the Official Logo of the Global Test, proving that it’s a small word after all.
- Julia Montgomery has learned to appreciate her large rear end.
- Dean Esmay refutes the thesis that the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.
- Alex Knapp ponders forcing us to be free.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, October 6, 2004
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12 comments
No time to compile a linkfest today and I’m planning on watching playoff baseball (Braves vs. Astros) this afternoon, so it’s unlikely I’ll get around to it. Feel free to link to this non-linkfest version to get visibility for your post.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, October 5, 2004
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5 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Michael J. Totten explains why John Kerry is no Tony Blair.
- Stephen Green promises to drunkblog the Veep debate from his basement wet bar.
- Scott Ott reports on Dick Cheney’s debate prep techniques.
- Wizbang is being threatenedwith a lawsuit.
- Steven Taylor notes that Teresa Heinz Kerry doesn’t know thing one about government.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, October 4, 2004
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7 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Craig Henry argues that we need a Nielsen Ratings for blogs.
- Dr. Leopold Stotch is an honorary gangsta.
- As far as John Cole is concerned, the election is over.
- Condolences to Chris Muir on the passing of his mother, Carole.
- Steven Taylor explains why it’s good to be the king (or at least president).
- Kevin Aylward has issued a partial retraction and apology on a recent post; we’re still waiting for CBS to follow suit.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, October 1, 2004
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Smash notes that Kerry doesn’t understand war very well.
- Kevin Aylward has the Wizbang Weekend Caption Contest.
- Scott Ott sees that Kerry gave al Qaeda several tips last night.
- Robert Cox reports that Frank Luntz has been fired at MSNBC.
- Jay Solo has the first baby pics up.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, September 30, 2004
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7 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Craig Henry observes that televising “perp walks” and other practices belie the media myth that they stand up to government.
- Joy Larkin explains why her next car won’t be a car.
- Terry Oglesby finds Lynne Cheney is funnier than the Kerry communications team.
- Ogged discovers that Robert Maplethorpe was a very odd fellow.
- Stephen Green chronicles the outrageous wussifying of Jack Daniels’ product.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, September 29, 2004
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17 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, September 28, 2004
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6 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Herb Ely passes on some perspective from a Japanese internee.
- Dean Esmay notes that the generals are more optimistic about the war than the journalists.
- Steve Bainbridge explains the lack of indigeneous corporate law in Islamic culture.
- Bryan S. is confused by stamps.com policies.
- Megan McArdle has some advice for Jimmy Carter.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, September 27, 2004
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Craig Henry contemplates the “revirgining” process whereby former hacks become respected journalists.
- Courtney Knapp has proposals for making baseball more interesting.
- Eugene Volokh argues that the “Bible ban” ad isn’t particularly misleading.
- Virginia Postrel is feeling old.
- Wizbang’s Paul reports that the Germans and French don’t like Kerry, either.
- Jeff Jarvis explains why “sprawl” is actually good for us.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, September 24, 2004
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11 comments
The daily linkfest will soon occupy this spot. Feel free to start your linkage now.
- Feddie/Steve discovers that the current Supreme Court justices are really frickin’ old.
- Bill Hobbs notes that the Segway is selling better than expected–whatever that means.
- John Hudock is bemused that MoveOn.org is now blaming Bush for hurricanes.
- Fritz Schrank discovers that “McGreevy” is now an official verb in New Jersey.
- Tiger reflects on how much things have changed since he was in college.
- Dodd Harris reluctantly concludes that one of the major party presidential nominees is “arrogant and asinine.”
- Kevin Aylward unearths another idiotic quotation from Tuhraysah Heinz Kerry.
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Update (1746): Promised linkage completed.
Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, September 23, 2004
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Alex Knapp gives yet another reason why “Smallville” is must-see WB.
- Herb Ely argues that we should accept Dan Rather’s apology.
- Terry Oglesby has a quiz involving the Autumnal Equinox, sweater-clad cheerleaders, football, and hog killing.
- Dean Esmay is going to get him an iPod when he gets rich.
- King of Fools is a temporary Primate.
- Paul at Wizbang has an amusing story about what happens to people who don’t vote Bush.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, September 22, 2004
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, September 21, 2004
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8 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Venomous Kate predicts unintended consequences from a recent judicial ruling.
- Bill at INDC is hoping to make Sullivan like tips.
- Paul at Wizbang reviews Kerry’s first press conference in weeks.
- Terry Oglesby explodes yet another popular myth.
- Steven Taylor applies Star Trek to political analysis.
- Frank J suggests more enhancements that could be made to the original Star Wars trilogy.
- John Hawkins presents 11 Rules of Blogger Etiquette.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, September 20, 2004
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11 comments
I’ve got an appointment to get to, so the linkfest will be delayed somewhat. Feel free to link away to this strawman and I’ll fill it in later.
Update: The daily linkfest:
- Joe Katzman continues his tradition of cartoon blogging.
- Jeff Quinton points to a tragedy that took place in the aftermath of Bonds’ 700th homer.
- Terry Oglesby passes on word that air quality is diminished in smokey bars.
- Bryan S. has a roundup of blogger reactions to Dan Rather’s apology.
- Jen has spoken 2000 times.
- Donald Sensing has announced the beginning of a blogging sabbatical.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, September 17, 2004
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9 comments
A lazy, rainy day around the Beltway. Blogrolling.com is down, as is blog traffic, so a rather abbreviated daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, September 16, 2004
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, September 15, 2004
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8 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Courtney Knapp entitles a post about the NHL lockout “More Bad News” but then provides none.
- Dan Drezner is building a taxonomy of academic researchers.
- Joy Larkin is back in the IT industry–a job she got via her blog.
- Steven Taylor is once again confronted with blogidentity theft.
- Bigwig hosts the second anniversary Carnival of the Vanities.
- Herb Ely believes RatherGate demonstrates “the wisdom of crowds.”
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, September 14, 2004
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11 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Craig Henry wonders if anyone is actually reading him.
- Mark the Pundit has an unauthorized caption contest.
- Allah has several updates to his update on the update.
- Dan Drezner’s blog is two years old, and he’s already a multi-media sensation.
- Mark Hasty promises a change of direction for Bemusement Park.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, September 13, 2004
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7 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, September 10, 2004
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Andrew Cline argues, “The whole problem with 527s disappear if the press does its job.”
- Phil Libin argues that one can indeed fight a noun.
- Craig Henry notes that the next generation of forgeries will be a lot better than the ones that fooled Dan Rather.
- Alex Knapp has proof that today’s kids are more conservative.
- Joseph Marshall has his own blog now and reflects on how the world used to be before 9/11. And Vietnam.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, September 9, 2004
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5 comments
The morning drive was merely bad today. It’s amazing how many crashes people can manage to have in a 20 mile stretch of toll road, even at low speeds.
The daily linkfest:
- Jeff Jarvis notes that things are no better in New Jersey.
- Robert Tagorda assesses the down side of attending Harvard’s Kennedy School.
- Tyler Cowen explains why jobs are a lagging indicator.
- Chris Lawrence argues blogging is no longer cool. [It used to be cool? -ed.]
- Joe Katzman summarizes the Bush Doctrine.
- Craig Henry cites more evidence that France is an active adversary, not an ally.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, September 8, 2004
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10 comments
The morning commute was nearly 90 minutes, which is a lot for a 25 mile drive. A light rain sends people into a frenzy of grandma-itis in these parts, for reasons that continue to ellude me. Personally, I turn on the windshield wipers and the headlights and, um, drive.
The daily linkfest:
- Steve Verdon explains why we’re not paid in Swiss cheese.
- Steven Taylor reports on a Colombian-Canadian con job.
- Dan Drezner examines the sex lives of TV watching teens.
- Jay Tea explains why a president whose doctors love women is better than one who thinks his hair is funny.
- Bill Hobbs finds Kerry’s Iraq stance confusing.
- Herb Ely has another take on why the press disdains Republican presidents.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, September 7, 2004
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8 comments
The combination of rainy weather and the back-to-school season means Beltway traffic is back in full swing. Oddly, I didn’t notice much of a dropoff in traffic when school let out but the return is palpable.
The daily linkfest:
- David Pinto points to an instance of Bud Selig not being a moron.
- Bill Hobbs thinks John Kerry should learn to differentiate the federal budget and the national economy.
- Kevin Aylward is seeking nominations for GOP Babe Of The Week.
- Howard Bashman points to another judge ruling gay marriage bans unconstitutional.
- Steven Taylor fixes up another batch of Toast.
- Dodd Harris points to the trenchant analysis that made Reuters famous.
- Dale Franks takes us Inside the Nuance.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, September 3, 2004
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, September 2, 2004
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9 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Kate McMillan makes the important distinction between weiner dogs and weiner-biting dogs.
- Craig Henry has a good roundup and analysis of the blog fatigue syndrome.
- Kathy Kinsley is getting tired of hurricane season. And it’s not even the playoffs.
- Eugene Volokh is looking for Stanford-proximate restaurant suggestions.
- Michelle Malkin reports that Zell Miller’s speech was toned down by the “people in charge.”
- Dodd Harris has one version of what a really angry Zell Miller might look like.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, September 1, 2004
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2 comments
The daily linkfest:
- McQ notes a huge anti-Muslim backlash in Nepal after yesterday’s atrocities.
- Kevin Aylward continues to show why bloggers must be credentialed.
- Venomous Kate examines the hazards of bringing sex toys aboard the airplane.
- Dean Esmay sees no reason why CNN wouldn’t air the Log Cabin ads. [Maybe because Eddy Arnold isn’t doing them anymore? -ed.]
- Steven Taylor has more Bite-Sized Toast.
- Stephen Green notes that Kerry hasn’t spent the time since the convention learning to salute properly.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, August 31, 2004
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8 comments
It’s a bit late, but here’s the daily linkfest:
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, August 30, 2004
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6 comments
The daily linkfest:
- Will Baude ponders the significance of the 2:1 white:black advantage in chess.
- Steven Taylor points to yet another new low in American pop culture.
- Kevin McGehee reports on Scotty’s farewell performance.
- Kathy Kinsley points to more evidence that journalists are “on the other side.”
- Bill Hobbs identifies a pro-Kerry demographic: “prostitutes who want to kill unborn children.”
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Friday, August 27, 2004
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A latish Friday linkfest:
- Michele Catalano fisks Led Zeppelin.
- McQ notes the irony of the Kerry kettle calling the Swiftie pot “black.”
- M.H. King finds a rather different case of Kerry and “black.”
- Venomous Kate is conducting a sex survey.
- Kevin Aylward has inaugurated the GOP Babe of the Day.
- Susanna Cornett found some interesting research on linkage while working on her dissertation.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, August 26, 2004
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The daily linkfest:
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Wednesday, August 25, 2004
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The daily linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Monday, August 23, 2004
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The Monday linkfest:
- Dan Drezner is offering readers a chance to vote on the direction of his blog.
- Barry Ritholz passes on word that HDTV may kill DVD (Like video killed the radio star? -ed.).
- Norman Geras ponders the unlikely popularity of “Shawshank Redemption” on its 10th anniversity.
- Phil Carter has passed the one million visitor mark. Congrats!
- Robert Byrd brings some perspective to the Swift boat flap.
- Jeff Quinton reports that the Swifties might spring an October Surprise.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, August 19, 2004
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The Thursday linkfest:
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Wednesday, August 18, 2004
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The mid-week linkfest:
- Andrew Chamberlain studies the Bush and Kerry tax plans and finds both “pretty terrible by the usual standards of simplicity, transparency and efficiency. “
- Robb Allen has a good suggestions for coming up with hard-to-guess passwords.
- Sam Kinnison has apparently risen from the dead and started a blog.
- Paul at Wizbang is trying to keep a story on page 1 that was never on page 1.
- Virginia Postrel is skeptical about the latest Saudi ad campaign.
- Dean Esmay reports on some bloggers making political inroads in Iraq. [But how many daily uniques do they get? -ed.]
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, August 17, 2004
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The Tuesday linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Monday, August 16, 2004
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The Monday linkfest:
- McQ has coined a good one: The “My Lie” Massacre.
- Steve Bainbridge, against all reason, believes poker is a sport.
- Hanah Metchis points to evidence that the more blue blooded candidate always wins the presidency.
- Dodd Harris has some concerns about the NYT news judgment vis-a-vis John Kerry.
- Phil Libin notes the sad irony of taking pictures of obsolescing phone booths with the digital camera in his cell phone.
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James Joyner
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Friday, August 13, 2004
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The Friday linkfest:
- Scott Ott covers an unexpected result of yesterday’s gay marriage ruling.
- Steven Taylor looks at the economics of stem cell research.
- Dean Esmay has resolved not to let his baby to grow up to be a cowboy.
- Kathy Kinsley is blogging Hurricane Charley.
- Jen speaks for McGreevey’s wife.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, August 12, 2004
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A rainy Thursday linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, August 11, 2004
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It rained this afternoon, so traffic slowed down tremendously.
The mid-week linkfest:
- Courtney Knapp would move to England for free drugs and chocolate if only they had better food.
- McQ is pro seatbelts but anti seatbelt laws.
- Tiger is one weird dude.
- Kate McMillan has information on the Islamic Oprah.
- Taegan Goddard links Alan Keyes singing “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.”
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, August 10, 2004
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The linkfest:
- Dean and Rosemary Esmay are expecting a baby.
- California Yankee reports that someone hacked the Barnes and Noble page with the anti-Kerry book Unfit for Command.
- Megan McArdle has the makin’s of a good caption contest on her hands.
- Steve Bainbridge would like retired generals to shut up.
- Bob has some more newspaper shorthand to go along with “WaPo.”
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James Joyner
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Friday, August 6, 2004
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The Friday linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Thursday, August 5, 2004
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The Thursdaylinkfest:
- Steven Taylor thinks the Left would be more credible if they actually gave credit for real successes when it was due.
- Matt Yglesias gives Stephen den Beste credit for the first 19 paragraphs of a recent essay.
- Kevin Aylward has details on the HostingMatters outage that sidelined several of us earlier today.
- Jeff Jarvis quantifies Bill Clinton’s value.
- Julian Sanchez debunks Barry Schwartz’ TNR piece, saving me the trouble.
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, August 4, 2004
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Well, after lots of aggravation, the Dell guy came out and replaced virtually the entire inside of my computer in about 15 minutes. The whole thing–motherboard, processor, ethernet card, etc. is just one big piece.
The mid-week linkfest:
- Kevin Aylward lists seven House Democrats he’d like to see defeated.
- Steve Bainbridge reports than many towns are banning SUVs.
- Michele Catalano notes that campaigning causes an increase in crime.
- McQ observes the armies don’t “hike,” they “march.”
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UPDATE: My Internet connection went down during mid-composition of this post.
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, August 3, 2004
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The Tuesday linkfest:
- Dale Franks explains why a national sales tax is “not all fuzzy kitties.”
- Winds of Change has had 2 million visitors.
- Dean Esmay compiles a list of Funny and Not Funny political humor.
- John Cole explains why Atrios is not only “the prince of darkness” but “wrong.”
- Mark Cuban is taking on Google with a new company called IceRocket.
- Hanah Metchis is very excited about her new toothbrush.
- Alex Knapp notes that John Kerry is making promises based on an unconstitutional expansion of presidential power.
- Baldilocks is looking for work in Southern California. She’s “a dependable administrative assistant with a ton o’ skills.”
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James Joyner
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Monday, August 2, 2004
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The Monday linkfest:
- Julian Sanchez finds it ironic that Kuwait is banning Fahrenheit 911, which claims Saudi is “undemocratic.”
- Dean Esmay answers Spoons and Michelle Malkin.
- Courtney Knapp pledges to quit posting about ice cream for a while.
- Scott Koenig writes about fake planes and fake medals in the Navy. And, no, it’s not about John Kerry.
- Steven Taylor has a new Toast-o-Meter up.
- Stephen Green offers yet another reason to be thankful Howard Dean won’t be president.
- Mrs. Blackfive is supposed to deliver today. Congrats, guys.
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James Joyner
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Friday, July 30, 2004
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The Friday linkfest:
- Scott Koenig rounds up the reactions to the “timing” of the capture of Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani
- Kevin Aylward has the Wizbang Weekend Caption Contest up.
- Eugene Volokh discusses the legal implications of JibJab.
- Howard Bashman has a roundup of links on Alabama’s sex toy ban.
- Hanah Metchis notes that hope should be here now, not “on the way.”
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James Joyner
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Thursday, July 29, 2004
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The Thursday linkfest:
- New England Republican questions how positive Kerry’s “positive” campaign is.
- Herb Ely praises the media’s impact on intelligence gathering.
- Steve Bainbridge expresses skepticism over John Edwards’ claims that Presidents create jobs.
- Steve Verdon has similar views on John Kerry’s energy proposals.
- Mark Hasty wants us to lay off Ricky Williams.
- Steven Taylor has yet more toast.
- Sean Hackbarth has more ketchup. Which doesn’t really go with toast, although the Germans seem to like it.
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, July 28, 2004
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The drive in this morning was insane. It was raining pretty hard by Alabama standards, which is apparently considered an epic weather event in these parts. People were driving 20 mph for no apparent reason. I prefer to keep good tires and wipers on the car, turn on the lights, and drive at something approaching normal speed.
On with the Wednesday linkfest:
- John Cole points out a few inaccuracies in Ron Reagan, Jr.’s speech last night.
- Blackfive has some questions about Kerry’s “band of brothers.”
- Dean Esmay has some answers.
- Professor Kaos is born from the ashes of academic freedom.
- Dan Drezner thinks Barack Obama might be Harold Ford 2.0.
- Little Miss Attila does a lenghty recap of the “Terror in the Skies” affair.
- King of Fools has a very cleverly-designed Bonfire of the Vanities.
- It’s a good thing Michelle Malkin moves a lot; otherwise, she’d be as big as Michael Moore!
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, July 27, 2004
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The Tuesday linkfest:
- NZ Bear has some excellent advice for blogging the conventions.
- Matt Yglesias sums up Bill Clinton’s appeal, minus the “true” part.
- Steven Taylor has photographic evidence that John Kerry is really spacey.
- McQ compares Kerry to Woody Allen.
- Eugene Volokh reveals a Jewish superhero conspiracy.
- Max Jacobs looks at the history of signing treaties with dictators.
- Radley Balko argues that DWI laws have horrible, unintended consequences.
- Allah has an alternate version of the Planned Parenthood t-shirt.
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James Joyner
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Monday, July 26, 2004
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The Monday linkfest:
- Don Sensing‘s son, Stephen, is on his way to Paris Island to begin Marine boot camp.
- Craig Henry wonders why good intelligence didn’t end terrorism in Israel or Northern Ireland.
- Spoons predicts Sully’s latest pledge drive will fall short of past glory.
- Will Collier reports on President Bush going above the call at the USAFA graduation.
- Mark Hasty ponders the utility of liquid doughnuts.
- Michael J. Totten takes us on a photo tour of Tunisia.
- Sean Hackbarth has the 20th House of Ketchup.
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James Joyner
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Friday, July 23, 2004
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The Friday linkfest:
- Herb Ely lends a retired senior intelligence analyst’s perspective to the 9/11 report.
- Chris Bertram explains why fat Germans should give us hope.
- Kevin Drum chronicles the history of tokenism at Treasury.
- Jon Henke notes that Chris Matthews has a new blog.
- Courtney Knapp gives her secrets for a fresh, tasty cup of Joe.
- Brett Marston reviews Kramer’s new book. [I thought he sold all his stories to Mr. Peterman? -ed.]
- Terry Oglesby reports on a new, um, name change for the city formerly known as Peking.
- Michele Catalano reflects on why the 9/11 attacks are never far from her thoughts.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, July 22, 2004
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The Thursday linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, July 21, 2004
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The midweek linkfest:
- Cathy Seipp has far more information on the sex habits of gerbils than I needed.
- Jeff Goldstein has written a poem in honor of Sandy Berger.
- Ted Barlow notes that the numbers aren’t looking good for President Bush.
- Cam Edwards has exceeded his bandwidth.
- Dodd Harris catches another bit of Kerry hypocrisy.
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, July 20, 2004
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The linkfest:
- Kevin Aylward has an amusing tale of an AP reporter getting revenge on a TV reporter.
- Moe demands to be ethnically profiled.
- Dan Drezner has hit the Big Time with BlogAds. [Perhaps he should raise his prices? -ed.]
- Jeff Goldstein questions Ted Rall’s IQ. And answers it.
- Wretchard examines the economics of kidnapping blackmail.
- Courtney Knapp is surprisingly happy with her new mixer.
- Kate McMillan photographs the weather from Saskatoon.
- Phil Carter is a week away from the California Bar Exam.
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James Joyner
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Monday, July 19, 2004
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The Monday linkfest:
- Craig Henry has some questions for the CIA on the Wilson-Niger matter.
- Smash rounds up the good news on Iraq but notes that it is strangely uncovered.
- Kevin Aylward notes yet another disadvantage of having intimate body parts pierced.
- Armed Liberal notes that the sun is responsible for global warming.
- Bryan S. discusses something called “click-through” fraud and gets in a Fight Club reference.
- John Hudock posts an amusing Conan O’Brien quip.
- Steve Verdon argues that income isn’t that great an indicator of job recovery.
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James Joyner
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Friday, July 16, 2004
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The Friday linkfest:
- Jon Henke reports on a popular song and a popular blog accusing President Bush of knocking down the Twin Towers.
- John Cole has a challenge for the NAACP.
- Kevin Aylward has the Wizbang caption contest up.
- Bryan S. contemplates blog traffic.
- Steven Taylor thinks the press should be embarrassed for continuing with the Dump Cheney speculation. Plus, it’s annoying.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, July 15, 2004
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The linkfest:
- Kate McMillan reports that Canadians will be able to see al Jazeera but not Fox News.
- Jesse Walker notes that all the candidates for president and vice president are filthy, stinkin’ rich.
- Dodd Harris ponders dumb moments in big budget sci-fi flicks.
- King of Fools explains the differences between the Bay of Pigs and the Iraq War, including a handy chart for John Kerry
- Cam Edwards catches Kerry’s most aggregious flip-flop yet.
- Megan McArdle points us to a disturbing threat to our nation’s youth.
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, July 14, 2004
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The Wednesday linkfest:
- Steven Taylor debunks USA Today‘s debunking of the God Gap.
- Bryan S. is taking a survey: XM or Sirius?
- Jeff Goldstein presents a sane view of the Senate intelligence report.
- McQ‘ observes that Whoopie Goldberg’s remarks are helping Bush more than Kerry.
- Unf makes the case for Ditka for Senate.
- Dean Esmay has fun with headlines.
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, July 13, 2004
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The linkfest:
- Craig Henry is tired of simplistic calls for more HUMINT.
- Dean Esmay has had it with trolls and now requires comment registration.
- Stephen Green is taking your casting suggestions for the new Superman movie.
- Michele Catalano says the 1990s were “void of anything interesting.”
- Michelle Malkin observes that TuhRAYsuh Kerry isn’t your garden variety political wife.
- Kate McMillan demonstrates why 8 minutes is enough.
- Rob Tagorda offers up a Khaled al-Harbi Pop Quiz.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, July 8, 2004
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Once again, blogrolling.com seems to be down. It makes me glad I moved it off the main page, but it may be time to just give up on it as my primary means of keeping up with my links. I hate to give up the updating functionality, but reliability is nice, too.
The Thursday linkfest
- Will Collier catches John Kerry in “a big ugly lie” about race.
- One Fine Jay says not to get down on the Philippines–they just have an unusual way of doing the right thing.
- Rob Tagorda notes that 2004 and 2000 require different levels of “experience” on the part of candidates.
- Kathy Kinsley points us to a lawsuit against a bank that bankrolls HAMAS.
- Alan thinks people would read more literature if it didn’t all suck.
- Sean Hackbarth has yet another installment of the House of Ketchup.
- Kristopher Vilamaa supports the underblogs.
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, July 7, 2004
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My blogroll isn’t working at the moment and my ‘net connection is a bit sluggish, so I’m relegated to the top referrers from June. Adding to the handicap, many of those sites won’t open.
An abbreviated Wednesday linkfest follows. I’ll add links if connectivity improves soon.
- Jay Tea reports that Ringo Starr is now 64. Do you still need him? Will you still feed him?
- Hindrocket analyzes Bush’s poll numbers.
- Will Collier notes George W. Bush’s sharp wit and clever repartee.
- Mud, Blood, and Beer has a caption contest going on.
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, July 6, 2004
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Sorry for the lack of posting this afternoon, including the non-existent Traffic Jam. I had errands to run after work and returned to find myself without Internet access. It finally came up a few minutes ago. No new posts tonight, but feel free to use this as a Traffic Jam post to showcase your posts that have gotten less attention than they deserved.
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James Joyner
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Friday, July 2, 2004
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The pre-long holiday weekend linkfest, somewhat earlier than usual:
- Mark Hasty has a scientific survey of some tasty pastries.
- Tiger finds an unscientific poll in Christian Science Monitor.
- Bill Hobbs notes similarities between Saddam and Michael Moore.
- Fontana Labs has a mildly amusing post on Nudist Priest, a rather redundantly named band.
- Radley Balko has a linkfest of his own.
- Steven Taylor travel blogs a ride with the kids.
- Phil Libin has an amusing post on airline safety procedures.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, July 1, 2004
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The Thursday linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, June 30, 2004
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Fortunately, my commute merely has me briefly crossing Route 50, so I wasn’t delayed for an extra hour by bizarre police activity.
The midweek linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, June 29, 2004
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The Tuesday linkfest:
- Kevin Aylward celebrates one year of crap at Wizbang.
- Bill Hobbs displays Condi’s note to the Prez on soveriegnty.
- Steven Taylor is skeptical of Kerry’s plan to make more people graduate college.
- Spoons has a new genie.
- Jen is down to blogging about deodorant.
- Smash notes that Kerry isn’t Hitler, either.
- Ogged, pondering Michael Moore, wonders if demagougery is ever justified.
- David Pinto has an excellent post on Major League Baseball, DC, and Bud Selig.
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James Joyner
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Monday, June 28, 2004
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The Monday linkfest:
- Cam Edwards is looking for bloggers to be guests on his radio show.
- Barry Ritholtz is going to be on CNBC’s Kudlow and Cramer tonight.
- Steven Taylor is going to be on CBS tonight, talking about the elections.
- Will Baude notes that today’s opinions should put to rest the “Clarence Thomas is Antonin Scalia’s puppydog” meme, although he knows it won’t.
- Lawrence Solum has all the commentary and roundup on today’s SCOTUS rulings you could possibly want.
- Dodd Harris proposes a bet related to today’s decisions.
- Bill Hobbs says that the economy is growing so fast, it’s scary.
- Andrew David Chamberlain has been thinking about prostitution.
- Susanna Cornett has decided that she’s okay with newer blogs getting more traffic than hers.
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James Joyner
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Friday, June 25, 2004
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I’ve got errands and engagements that may not leave time to compile the Traffic Jam this afternoon. If time permits, I’ll edit this post and turn it into a jam so feel free to link away.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, June 24, 2004
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Now that school’s out for summer, traffic is supposed to be noticably dimished. I haven’t yet noticed.
The Thursday linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, June 23, 2004
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The midweek linkfest:
- Michael J. Totten wonders if we shouldn’t go after terrorists instead of cuss words.
- Spoons points to an invention that might lead to true equality between the sexes.
- Eric Rasmussen and Steve Bainbridge explain why student evals are poor indicators of teaching performance.
- Steve Verdon is confused by a strange new gun law.
- Dan Drezner knows just a little too much about show tunes.
- McQ notes the anti-democratic actions of the Democratic party.
- Bill at INDC has a photo essay of “Moonbats in the Mist.”
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, June 22, 2004
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A very rainy Tuesday linkfest:
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James Joyner
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Monday, June 21, 2004
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Late Jam today, owing to some after-work errands and then lack of Internet access when I got home.
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James Joyner
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Thursday, June 17, 2004
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A stormy Thursday linkfest:
- Kathy Kinsley is moving the world to WordPress, one user at a time.
- Jeff Goldstein has finally gotten up to the early 1970s in his movie viewing.
- Maria Farrell passes along George R.R. Martin’s claims that he is, in fact, not dying.
- Kos denies speculation by Hugh Hewitt that he’s working for Karl Rove.
- Jeff Quinton changed his blog’s name a year ago.
- Bob warns that a French infiltrator from the Bush team is writing a tell-all book.
- Dan Drezner is looking for a guest blogger, preferably without tenure.
- Bill Hobbs warns al Qaeda not to strike us, lest we open up a can of nucular whoopass.
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James Joyner
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Wednesday, June 16, 2004
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Rush hour is over but traffic is still at a standstill on I-95. Fortunately, I’m not in it.
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James Joyner
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Tuesday, June 15, 2004
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The Tuesday linkfest:
- Dodd Harris thinks Kerry’s lies about the economy won’t work.
- Dale Franks explains why dramatically increasing the minimum wage won’t work.
- Robert Prather explains why anti-spam laws won’t work.
- Bryan illustrates why caging hamsters just won’t work.
- Jen explains why the jury system needs some work.
- Jeff Goldstein continues to wonder whether the Atkins diet will work.
- Tim Cavanaugh explains why Bush is a lock (hint: dovishness won’t work).
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, June 14, 2004
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The Monday linkfest:
- Steven Taylor advises not to take the Bush-Kerry polls seriously.
- Steve Verdon concurs.
- Bob offers a simple way to work off a Happy Meal.
- Jeff Goldstein had a very weird lunch.
- Taegan Goddard links stories–today–that Vilsack, Edwards, and Gephardt have the VP slot locked up.
- Blackfive wishes the Army a happy birthday. 229–and still jumping out of airplanes!
- Steve Bainbridge verifies the old saw that, among law school grads, the ‘A’ students make the professors while the ‘C’ students make the money.
- Stephen Green has more garbage than usual.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, June 10, 2004
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The last linkfest of the week, since tomorrow is a federal holiday. Traffic will be jammed in the Beltway region regardless.
- Taegan Goddard finds the mirror image of “Dewey Defeats Truman.”
- Steven Taylor notes the lack of an opposition response among the Reagan eulogies.
- Joe Gandleman features Larry Sabato’s odd parallels between 1980 and 2004.
- Dan Drezner presents one of the more unusual arguments for gay marriage I’ve heard.
- Jeff Goldstein is having sushi and a wedding anniversary.
- Kevin Aylward has some advice for who want to see themselves on TV.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, June 9, 2004
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Traffic is a mess in DC proper and will soon be jammed all around the Beltway region. Considering the cause, it’s markedly less aggravating.
The Wednesday linkfest:
- Kevin Aylward informs us that, come Sunday, the Olsen Twins will be “legal.” The countdown then begins for someone named Lindsay Lohan.
- Meryl Yourish was attacked by an anti-Semitic teacup.
- Andrew Cline wrestles with the trade-offs between style and Style.
- Robert Prather argues that Clinton–and even Carter–should get to speak at Reagan’s funeral.
- Smash has a first-hand account of a reader’s pilgramage to the Reagan Library yesterday to pay his last respects.
- Cam Edwards reminisces about a letter he got from Reagan as a boy.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Tuesday, June 8, 2004
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WaPo is warning that Beltway traffic will be especially heavy tomorrow afternoon.
The Tuesday linkfest:
- N.E. Republican catches Tom Brokaw Dowdifying an interview with President Bush.
- Steve Verdon discusses consumer abuse.
- Don Sensing links to blogging’s last frontier.
- Ogged has news of the fat and happy. No word on the dumb.
- Chris Lawrence finds that the NYT (or at least David Brooks) has caught up the the state of the art in political science. Circa 1960.
- Dodd Harris has found evidence that the Apocalypse is nearing.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Monday, June 7, 2004
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The Monday linkfest:
- Bill Hobbs argues Reagan was a proto-blogger.
- Susanna Cornett reports that Rush Limbaugh seems to like bloggers these days.
- Kate McMillan discovers that blogging is good for what ails her.
- Bill Quick notes that the Navy doesn’t seem excited about the USS Jimmy Carter.
- Jeff Goldstein has spent an inordinate amount of time in his driveway of late.
- Bill at INDC has an interview with the loon Michael Berg.
- Dan Drezner continues his quest to blog on all the big sites.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Friday, June 4, 2004
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The linkfest:
- Stephen Green has an interesting recipe involving ground elk.
- Kate McMillan reports some surprising poll numbers.
- Cam Edwards catches WaPo fawning over Bill Clinton and George Soros.
- Kevin Aylward has a new Wizbang Weekend Caption Contest.
- Dodd Harris needs Ipse Dixit caption contest entries by midnight.
- King of Fools is blogging the Texas GOP convention, including the snacks.
- Bill Wallo is searching for some scandalous nude celebrity photos. [Try Wizbang. -ed.]
- Steven Taylor wonders what the CNN staff is smoking.
- Seldom is giving bloggers across the country the opportunity to put him up.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Thursday, June 3, 2004
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- Kevin Aylward has details on tonight’s DC anti-Bush singles mixer.
- Alex Knapp ponders Superman’s continuing relevance.
- Commissar has an “interview” with Wonkette.
- Dan Drezner notes that American media celebrities are willing to endure anything.
- Steve Bainbridge has decided that, if getting up at 5 a.m. is the price of fame, he doesn’t want it.
- California Yankee finds Kerry standing up for something–and getting outvoted 99-1.
- John Hudock chronicles the tragic plight of Dutch women who seek sperm donors.
- Venomous Kate reports no such problems for those in Sweden wishing to prevent sperm donation.
- Andrew Cline has been Blacklisted and needs your help.
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Beltway Traffic Jam
James Joyner
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Wednesday, June 2, 2004
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The linkfest:
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