Tuesday, September 27, 2005

Picnic Lunch: 9/27/2005

If you have an interesting post that you'd like to share, please leave a TrackBack to that post, and please link to this post so that others can enjoy the fun. If you need help with TrackBacks, Harvey of Bad Example has an excellent primer here, or check out my post about TrackBacks here. If your blog can't generate TrackBacks, use either the form here or here.

18 comments:

  1. Race of ?berBlacks May Have Survived Katrina

    Now, many newsrooms across America are buzzing with the only explanation that makes sense within their understanding of race in America: that exposed to a soupy mixture of petroleum and human waste that inundated New Orleans, the city?s large black p...

    ReplyDelete
  2. Dionne In Disarray

    Two weeks ago, E.J. Dionne Jr. boldly declared "The End Of The Bush Era":

    ReplyDelete
  3. Profile: Supply Sergeants

    My troops rag on my Supply Sergeants about hand receipts. ?They make us sign for everything,? they complain. Yet when the mission?s urgent, or the Soldier is out some essential piece of equipment, Supply somehow manages to get the right resource to the...

    ReplyDelete
  4. Stand Back, Because I Am Above The Law!

    As a lawmaker, Graves cannot break the law ? at least not while the Legislature is at work. Or so he says.

    ReplyDelete
  5. What is going on with all the multiple entries? I only clicked the Wizbang Standalone Trackback thingie once, and suddenly poor Basil is pummeled with 4 identical trackbacks from me. Or is Basil saying that I need to have 4 reciprocal links back to this blog? Or are the aliens using our bandwidth to communicate back to the mothership prior to their attack?

    ReplyDelete
  6. Open Trackbacks

    Ive gotten several request via email to do my open trackbacks more than just Saturdays. Its a busy day at work today, and Ill have to catch up on my blog reading in the afternoon, sohere you goshare what youv...

    ReplyDelete
  7. Home On the Range II

    The last time I wrote about going to the range, I wrote about a demolition range. This time I would like to tell you about my first live fire range.

    ReplyDelete
  8. I see the future... and it's contentious

    Kathryn Jean Lopez made some interesting (and some really funny) predictions about the announcement of the next Supreme Court Nominee at National Review Online. I thought I might add some of my own predictions.

    ReplyDelete
  9. The Science of Intelligent Design

    Is anything relating to God automatically unscientific? Should all things faith-based be relegated to the category of "religion?" That is the argument that plaintiffs in a Pennsylvania suit regarding the teaching of Intelligent Design Theory are tryi...

    ReplyDelete
  10. Head Start: Relgious Schools Get to Play

    The House of Representatives passed a bill on Thursday to allow religious institutions participating in the federal Head Start program to discriminate in the basis of religion in hiring decisions. This is a significant win for the faith community.

    ReplyDelete
  11. Poll: Does Cindy Speak For You?

    Go vote and spread the word then delete your cookies and vote again.

    ReplyDelete
  12. Well now, there ain't no telling what's messing up. It could be that TypePad is on the fritz. But it does appear to be a widespread problem.

    ReplyDelete
  13. Lies Distortions: MSM Made A Mess Of Katrina Coverage

    As if there werent enough problems, the city leadership created more, vastly worse conditions, because of their own asininity. With such feeble-minded nincompoops in charge of New Orleans, is there any question at all why chaos reigned? And I...

    ReplyDelete
  14. Whatever Happened to Decorum and Modesty?

    Some friends and I were discussing during lunch yesterday the not-so-slow decline of decorum and modesty in this country. So imagine my surprise this morning when visiting The Monroe Doctrine this morning to see his excellent post on Porn and Feminis...

    ReplyDelete
  15. Those who don't learn from history...

    Politics has long been dirty, but has it always been stupid?

    Recent reports that staffers on Chuck Schumer's Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee illegally obtained a copy of Maryland Lt. Governor Michael Steele's credit report begs the questi...

    ReplyDelete
  16. Don't hate me, hate Haloscan! I'm so sorry for the multiple entries of the same post!

    ReplyDelete
  17. In his recent column in The Washington Post, Raspberry talks about the evidence of decay of community in the aftermath of Katrina. He says that, following an initial outpouring of concern, "[W]e saw the victims of the post-hurricane flooding and stopped believing that it could happen to us."

    But I believe this assessment of the
    motive of compassion as empathy and not sympathy is erroneous.

    ReplyDelete

Please choose a Profile in "Comment as" or sign your name to Anonymous comments. Comment policy