First and Foremost I think Twits are Lazy and don't go through the whole genesis of where a Tweet originated, so part of this dudes writing falls apart. I do think some of the material covered in this post has merit as far as Rules of the Road for Twits: ReTweeting Lately the Twitter world has been ...

Vinny: Any parent who catches their high school aged son reading [Atlas Shrugged] should seriously consider disabling the internet porn filters....

I keep wondering what the deal is with Megan McArdle. A more or less self-taught libertarian economics blogger who turned that into some big-league writing gigs, she shows much more facility with the technical aspects of the issues she discusses than most bloggers, which still leaves a lot of room f...

I have discovered what I believe to be an immutable law of physics. I’ve observed the law while debating economics, the financial meltdown and the subprime mortgage crisis here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here, among other places. The law can easily be desc...

...this undoing thing has been a bit too successful. i am quite honestly, unprepared. i have been undone in some way, directionless and disturbed somehow by the form of Koma  at this point... partly because it isn't  what i expected. (the hardest thing to undo completely) .....i think more patienc...

Andrew Sullivan nails it - as clearly, succinctly, and fearlessly as it can be said. The GOP Has Declared War On Obama This much is now clear. Their clear and open intent is to do all they can, however they can, to sabotage the new administration (and the economy to boot). They want failure. Even no...

....it is still very frozen here. the sea is freezing and thawing so quickly... it is hard to tell what's what. (the real sea is on the right) ....still i love the motion contained in this picture, even though everything is standing still. some of you might remember when i combined 2 quilts into one...

A few states are providing a very cheap and necessary service to the disabled and the poor who need it and don’t have it. The thought of anyone’s life being made better, of course, has set the wingers into a predictable panic. “Hell in a Handbasket” is “staggered”...

The Wall Street Journal and the Cato Institute continue their unremitting self-parody with today’s clueless editorial touting . . . (yes, get ready for it) . . . Ayn Rand’s turgid, melodramatic novel Atlas Shrugged. Proving that Cato really is peopled exclusively with surly 15-year-old p...

In this post I’m going to share some things I’ve never shared publicly before, some of which you might find a bit surprising. At the start of each new year, I like to pick a primary focus for the upcoming year. I prefer doing this instead of making a New Year’s resolution because i...