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July 2008
June 2008
May 2008
- Gene for Prez!
- Change MIA in Obama's Cuba policy
- Is the Kindle really that good?
- The Handpicked Successors
- Come along on our trip
- Crowdsourcer needs a crowd
- Paul won't endorse McCain, likes Obama
- Obama & Wright knew how it was gonna be?
- Italy posts citizens' income details on web
April 2008
- Facebook needs a salary field
- New podcast: How soldiers eat on the front lines
- New orphan works bills introduced
- FBI, politicos renew push for ISP data retention laws
- Cuba's precipitous slow opening
- For 1,000 Solo Dancers, a Soundtrack of Silence - New York Times
- Of followers and following
- Nerds in space
- ALF 5
- Crop Phallus
- He Wrote 200,000 Books (but Computers Did Some of the Work)
- Scoble on the friend divide
- I'm thinking of legally changing my name to all caps
- Twitter + meatspace
- Loathing Las Vegas
- Death by blogging?
- Obama Organizing Fellows
- Get Helvetica Off Our Money
- Merlin Mann on Time and Attention
- Tweets on 2008-04-01
- The Incredible Shrinking Think Tank
March 2008
- Tweets on 2008-03-31
- Public safety spectrum, here we go again
- Tweets on 2008-03-29
- Tweets on 2008-03-28
- Last Edwards tweet four months ago
- Economic CinC
- Tweets on 2008-03-27
- How liberal is Obama?
- Tweets on 2008-03-25
- Do you know about nicechat.info?
- Tweets on 2008-03-24
- In Conversation episode 6 feat. Tim Lee
- Scoble wants to be your friend
- dctechevents.com
- Raining McCain: Oh the humanity!
- Me on the Cato Daily Podcast
- Tweets on 2008-03-21
- Tweets on 2008-03-19
- Big Lebowski for free at Hulu
- More Twitter talk
- Tweets on 2008-03-17
- Yes, Wikipedia should take the money
- The McJito
- Client 9 Radio
- Tweets on 2008-03-16
- Pentagon: Why post it online when we can mail it?
- Tweets on 2008-03-14
- Me in Capitol Weekly
- Tweets on 2008-03-12
- Cuba's digital undergound
- Audiobook publishers drop DRM
- Wikipedia's tin-cup approach wears thin
- Tweets on 2008-03-11
- Nerd improvement
- One more reason to like Obama
- Tweets on 2008-03-10
- Gene Healy's attitudinal forebear
- Jim, I'm doctor, not a Ph.D.
- Tweets on 2008-03-07
- Jobs on the meaning of focus
- Tweets on 2008-03-06
- Notes from Clay Shirky on social media
- Tweets on 2008-03-05
- How to subscribe to toilet paper
- In Conversation episode 4
- Announcing Crispy on the Outside
- Eating crow: Why Twitter is useful
- Tweets on 2008-03-04
- Lifestreaming with Friend Feed
- Hamburg A320 Dangerous Landing
- Reading Steve Jobs
February 2008
- How to Build a Paper Research Database
- Free Shuffle with iPod Touch purchase
- More on why writing is difficult
- Clinton as executive
- No choice but to get things done
- Tech Policy Weekly 36
- Yes, but the sign says differently
- Lynchbucks
- Macworld presentations online
- In Conversation
- The AlphaSmart Neo
- TPW 35: Network Management Redux
- Rands In Repose: Out Loud
- Be Afraid of President McCain
- Obama for Head of State
January 2008
- The impact of impact
- Get paid to go on job interviews
- New site: OpenRegulations.org
- Thoughts on the Macworld announcements
- Does Ron Paul have a tell?
- Box-per-chapter
- That's what you get for tricking little children
- Ron Paul: Closet racist?
- Me in the Des Moines Register today
- Gutierrez: Strong demand for free money
- No surprise: To Clinton we're children
December 2007
- Project 365
- Merry Christmas!
- Donald Norman hangs out with John Tierney
- It's @319 and I should go to bed
- Fabsearch.com and edited aggregation
- Amazon Ordered to End Free Delivery on Books in France
- Jackass for free and for sale
- Would you fall all the way through a theoretical hole in the earth?
- Scribd.com, the Napster of books
- Marjoe Gortner: Huckster or hero?
- Facebook Friends Washington
- E-gov hearing liveblogged
- Can a church get too popular?
- Should Facebook members be able to sell their own ads?
- Posthumous E-Mail
- RonPaulBlimp.com
- Yojimbo rant
- Amazon Kindle a private spectrum commons?
- Allez cuisine!
November 2007
October 2007
- Jerry (not Gerry) Ford
- Fox News Wants McCain to Pull Ad -- Political Wire
- RFID in your clothes
- Comcast and BitTorrent
- On Bush's Cuba speech
- Freaky Wales
- More iPhone as book reader
- Given enough eyeballs, all corruption is shallow
- Amazon affiliate etiquette
- Tumblr is alive
- IM Survival Tips
- Legal blog citation rant
- The FCC's inpenetrable web site
- Joanne McNeil is interesting
- Blanton wants blogrolls
- Why is Southwest leaving money on the table?
- Spirit of opposition
- More French wireless bashing
- Thomas knocks newspapers and cynicism
- Has AT&T been reading 'The Prince'?
- French Carterfone may halt L'iPhone
- Buying or pacifying?
- Public safety spectrum update: Revenge of Cyren Call
- Jerry and Jerry on Net Neutrality
September 2007
- My new net neutrality paper
- The battle is joined
- Apple Eyes the Wireless Auction
- Book TV - In Depth: Christopher Hitchens
- Migrants' first stop: Waffle House
August 2007
- Oh Pages, you tease me so
- Where an iPod is better than an iPhone
- Jesus (R)
- Holy plugs
- Brody is Cocker?
- Bloggin yet again
July 2007
May 2007
March 2007
- Turnitin and Google Book Search: same thing?
- A quick response to Cyren Call & Frontline
- Romney: Dyn-o-mite!
- My op-ed quoted on the Hill
- TimesSelect now free for .edu
- Me in the WSJ: Failure to communicate
- Viacom Sues Google Over YouTube Clips
- How podcasting will take off
- Starbucks free coffee day on March 15
- Giving McCain benefit of doubt on public safety spectrum
- For my climate-change-denier friends
- TPW 2: REAL ID, fair use, and Univision fined
- Jules Winnfield in type
- Werbach: Forget neutrality, regulate interconnection
February 2007
- Bong Hits 4 Jesus
- That's an awfully nice merger you have there, it'd be a shame if anything to happened to it
- Frontline Wireless joins the interoperability party
- Media and neutrality regulation: contradictions?
- Tech Policy Weekly
- Israel's oldest kibbutz votes for privatisation
- Cable competition not fast enough
- Mitt Romney inconsistent despite flip-flops
- Was the RIAA deputized in Drama case?
- American.com
- Spectrum and the definition of deregulation
- Search, cache, and copyright
- Cartefone for wireless?
- WaPo: 'WiFi Turns Internet Into Hideout for Criminals'
- 7 of 24 for free
- Steve Jobs oral history
- Guilt and loathing about IM
- What congress can do about interoperability
- Public safety doesn't need more spectrum
- Why no preloaded iPods?
- DOJ to expand DNA database
- Light brite scare fact of the day
- Lessig's orphan works proposal unworkable
- Super Bowl tech
- The Atlantic's new design
- McCain signs on to Cyren Call plan
- DRM on 9/11 Commission Report
- On interoperability, is it worth implementing the 9/11 Commission's recommendation?
January 2007
- Google Book Search the new MP3.com?
- Brownback, FCC to stop TV from making kids fat
- First world microloans
- Wikipedia, courts, and anonymity
- I'm blogging
- Bush and Baby Einstein
- For markets, for fair use
- Richardson the anti-Hillary?
- Something else I don't get
- Record Labels Contemplate Unrestricted Digital Music
- Think diffident
- For rent
- Blog influence on Capitol Hill
- New tech to find orphan works
- AFF fusionism debate
- Circling the Oval Office
- Singapore teen first to be sentenced for wireless piggybacking
- SOX sucks: The case of Apple
- iPhone a book reader?
- American entrepreneurship
December 2006
- Rip, Mix, Sell?
- Castro (maybe) dead
- Martin pushes 90-day shot clock
- UK: May we interest you in some spectrum?
- Devil food
- Hello, I'm a Chrisitan
- Stoney's
- Smoke-filled rooms
- Atari games
- The Trippy Dream Factory of David Lynch
- EMI to sell (some) music in MP3
- Already for sale
- NYC bans trans-fats
- Blockbuster Lets Netflix Customers Rent Movies From Stores for Free
- Nike+iPod = surveillance?
- On franchising, who needs Congress?
November 2006
- This literally drives me crazy
- Berkely banned nukes, now nanotech
- Chertoff: We'll have the 25-year-old interoperability problem fixed by next year
- Bookcase 'trap' killed US woman
- Alcee's letter
- Clubs collecting personal data?
- New DMCA exemptions (plus iPhone rumors)
- Mythbusters in the NYT
- Larry David interview
- More piling on Zune
- Senators Tackle Competition In Sports Programming
- Oh, the legal cites they are a-changin'
- The House that Rahm Built
- Fraternity boys sue Borat
- Mossberg and Pogue on the Zune
- We support your war of terror!
- Best. Photo. Ever.
- IP Chairman Boucher?
- FCC turns down Cyren Call
- Political Bourdain
- Guarding my marginal product on election day
- RSS feeds and copyright
- Social Adjustment
- Gaming industry wants to DualShock the vote
- Public safety communications interoperability
- Wi-Fi competition at Logan
- Federal Censorship Commission?
October 2006
September 2006
- Five reasons Zune won't seriously challenge iPod
- Up In Polls, Down On Ballot
- NYC Mulls Ban on Trans Fats in Eateries
- Get Tony Bourdain's Book, The Nasty Bits, for Free!
- Cork'd
- FCC seen backing airline's broadband at Logan
- Goldwater bio-doc on HBO tonight
- China tests computer-aided sentencing
- Bush to hold talks on Ali G creator after diplomatic row
- Insurers get in tune with the iPod generation
- House OKs bill to ban horse slaughtering
- Well that didn't work at all
- Internet Movie Downloads vs Store DVDs - a quick biz lesson
- Cyren Call, Verizon, and public safety
- Will Broadband Kill the Broadcast Star?
August 2006
- New England blend is wicked retarded
- The great tipping debate
- What a difference a little competition makes
- Heroes in Chicago
- Quote of the day
- Sailing to the U.S. on a Chevy. Twice.
- The unmourned end of libertarian politics
- Tullock Insults
- Now this is embarassing
- San Franciscans for Fidel
- In Maryland, Cardin Promises Cancer Cure
- On the implausibility of the explosives plot
- Sprint, WiMax, Net Regulation, and the WSJ
- Castro death pool
- Cuba's military money machine
- Public Nuisance
- What is Conservative Culture?
- Shoot First, Eat Later
- Why there's reason to believe Castro might be dead
July 2006
- Castro is dead
- More on Mark Cuban's movie challenge
- How to peel and slice a mango
- One Man Charles Ross
- A cursory reading of the orphan works bill
- Corrupción en Miami
- The House of Truth
- The Movie Business Challenge
- Apple to do eBooks?
- Recipe: Thomas Jefferson's Vanilla Ice Cream
- Technologists object to U.S. RFID passports
- HP reinvents RFID
- Conservative vs. libertarian shootout on Tuesday
- Fleeing the Scene
- How to become an eccentric (or just look like one)
- Atlas Shrugged movie on track
- What to Expect While Taking the Bar Exam
- FEMA unveils new text message alerts: omfg!!11 :-@
- Design award winners boycott White House event
- ~New Yorker Cartton
- It's called a commons
- ABC hopes to halt fast forwarding
- Infringement on a Plane?
- A chicken in every pot, and a cable channel for every citizen
- World Cup final thoughts
- Wine for newbies
- D.C. mid-century modern
June 2006
- My thoughts exaclty
- Cast a vote, win $1 million
- Nasty bits
- The effeminate sheep and other problems with Darwinian sexual selection
- Stoney's is reopening
- It's a Bird... No, It's a 3-D Movie, And More of Them Are on the Way
- In defense of diving
- DIY, or How To Kill Yourself Anywhere in the World for Under $399
- Greetings from Airworld!
- Quitting politics via text message
- If you build it
- Are gravestone carvings fair use?
- It died for us
- ~Picnic Wine Table
- Journalism and paper
- More new stuff
- For your protection
- Offered without comment
- An open letter to Frank Gehry
- Miami-Dade School Board Bans Cuba Book
- North Korea
- Mindless breeders
- Cowen on net regulation
May 2006
- New stuff
- The new Betamax case?
- Why not have a comparative hearing while you're at it?
- Zero doesn't apply to spectrum
- 'Knight Rider' coming to big screen
- Why your laptop won't replace your TV
- The RFID cookie monster
- Not an urban legend
- The Smarmies of the Night
- Google's Mountain View Wi-Fi Network Hits a Snag
- Google grows up
April 2006
- Jagger Refuses To Give Bush Hotel Room
- Norquist seeks trademark on ‘K Street Project’ name
- You're a philistine if you don't read it
- Alcohol Liberation Front
- High Noon for the Communications Bar?
- The Gospel according to Jack Bauer
- The end of broadcasting?
- A Laptop Comes Preloaded With the Web, Abridged
- Obituary of the week: Red Hickey
- More bias at the NYT
- God save the wig
- Piracy as trade retaliation
- Canadian WiMAX network launched
- Supreme Court TV?
March 2006
- Slate: The Secret of George Mason
- How Much Can You Protect Your Photographs on the Internet?
- WSJ: Who's Your Daddy?
- D.C. Statehood: Popular as Dirt
- So What's With All These Legal Bloggers, Anyway?
- Patry on the copyleft crowd
- Obituary of the week: Madeleine P. Cosman
- Libertarian DMCA brouhaha
- CIO maps ownership of net's backbone
- Images of orphans
- Penguin donkey
- Shoplifting Bush aide spoke at my comencement
- On-Demand political ads
- Who died and made him king of the jungle?
- Functionalfate.org
- Google wins a court battle
- Mid-Modern on Fox's "24": Interview with set decorator Cloudia Rebar
- PTO rejects Damon Wayans application to trademark the "N" word
- Obituary of the week: Robert C. Baker, inventor of the chicken nugget
- Hop on My Bandwidth
- ~3D Rooms
- Study says RFID tags are vulnerable to viruses
- Copycatfight
- The fedgov's google
- LibriVox
- AFF Radio March
- Brown took stand today in DaVinci Code copyright case
- Crawford's substrate neutrality
- The Gold In Net Neutrality
- Is it easy to use the DMCA to thwart anonymity?
- State Department begins issuing RFID passports
- Google to sell book access
- CIA, movie producer
- Is Wi-Fi evidence that open spectrum works?
- Suicide Girl gets copyright registration for her tatoo
- Cuban on hunger strike for Internet access
- Lessig on orphan works
- Ma Bell reborn?
- Starbucks Fights Asian Imitators
- Is reselling an iPod with your music collection still on it legal?
- The messy history of postpunk
- Patry on eBay and First Sale of Educational Books
- More opposition to orphan works legislation
- Waxy.org stands up for fair use
- Record Brother
- The Spectrum Commons In Theory And Practice
- Opposition to orphan works legislation
- Nuts and Bolts of Network Discrimination
- Is pay-as-you-go the devil?
- ISPs considering pay-per-KB
- Starbucks free coffee day on March 15
February 2006
- How to tell a Sunni from a Shiite
- Orphan copyrights hearing scheduled
- 'Da Vinci Code' infringement trial begins
- The piracy paradox in fashion
- An orphan works affirmative defense
- "Textcasting," Anyone?
- Morrissey quizzed by FBI
- The Oscar Deception: Art flicks make beautiful decoys
- Apple announcing "fun new products" next Tuesday
- Tollbooths on the Internet Highway?
- ~Eames rosewood lounge chair
- Factual or a fraud? Jury still out on ‘White Male’
- Holocaust denier Irving is jailed
- Me in the Washington Post on Moleskines
- Béisbol Libre
- Alito's new clerks
- ~Mid-century modern Flickr pool
- $1.4 Billion Spent on Spin
- Our new cable franchising study
- IPod on the Tracks
- Eames Tattoos
- My new favorite movie
- What is the point of design?
- Defending NBC's The Office
- TiVo Offering Up A Season Pass Of Dates?
- Russia aghast as red tape causes vodka shortage
- AOL, Yahoo to start charging for some e-mail delivery
- Armani brand condos in NY
- Is Verizon a Network Hog?
- Copyright Office completes orphan works report
- Newspapers argue that Google's news service violates copyright law
January 2006
- January AFF Radio now online
- Can eBay prices predict Super Bowl winner?
- Thumbthing
- Jobs vs. Gates: Who's the Star?
- Original 'Survivor' guilty of tax dodge
- The NYT Introduces TimesSelect University
- Is the U.S. really losing automotive jobs?
- Extend your wireless range to 1 mile
- The economics of the net neutrality debate
- DC guerilla street art
- Iraq's telecom plans
- First simultaneous release movie opening tonight
- FAA proposes regulation of space tourism
- The case for impeaching Bush
- Chuck Norris Facts
- NYC Starts To Track Diabetics
- Why the smart money is on Alito's confirmation
- Copyright Office report: Over 70% of music recorded before 1965 cannot be purchased legally in the U.S.
- New study shows cough syrups don't work
- Trolling is now a federal crime
December 2005
- File the Bin Laden Phone Leak Under 'Urban Myths'
- Could journalists be the targets?
- AIM ♥'s GTalk
- Live chat with Judge Posner
- Seasonal advice from the dismal science
- AFF Radio, with your host, me
- Is the FCC getting desperate?
- ~Rothko
- Gonzales defends domestic eavesdropping
- President Discusses Iraq in Address to the Nation
- NYT features dude who invented the walkman
- Very, very disappointing.
- The Advocate: Can we stop with the bravery thing?
- NYT: Bush Lets U.S. Spy on Callers Without Courts
- HarperCollins scans its own books.
- Political Wire: Meet the Press Moves Online
- WP: The French unveil a government program to get business to stop relying on government programs
- Publishers: Kelly's OK, Google Book Search is not
- Distinguishing Kelly
- Harry Potter and the Half-Crazed Bureaucracy by Benjamin Barton
- Patry gets it right on the § 107 fair use factors
- Washington Post launches a database of congressional voting records.
- "Googlephobia" in NY Magazine
- Byliner.com
- WSJ: Even Top Lawyers Fail California Exam
- Marion Elizabeth Rodgers discusses her new biography, Mencken: The American Iconoclast
November 2005
- New study: 81% of TV watchers worry about the kinds of programs their children could be exposed to, and 91% of parents said more parental involvement is the best way to keep kids from seeing what they shouldn't see.
- WSJ: FCC will soon reissue its review of cable industry "á la carte" pricing with a wholly different conclusion.
- Vaidhyanathan on Google Print
- Siva Vaidhyanathan in Chronicle of Higher Ed on Google Print
- I'm not surprised
- Users have sued Match.com alleging company employees responded to customers' ads with bogus romantic e-mails and even went on sham dates with subscribers as a marketing ploy.
- Lessig: "If fair use is lost just because you can imagine a market, then there is no fair, or free use, in a digital age."
- FIRE is challenging unconstitutional policies at George Mason University
- Sopranos vs. Desperate Housewives for Sunday Night
- Paul Krugman Fades Away
- The debate over Google Print tomorrow (featuring Lawrence Lessig, Chris Anderson, the AAP's lobbyist, and others) will be webcast
- Ay, Cuba
- Flickr: Photos tagged with miami
- The Google Print Controversy: A Bibliography
- Tim Lee and I debate Google Print at TLF
- NYT: The Lives of Teenagers Now: Open Blogs, Not Locked Diaries
- Tom Hazlett presentation
- Judge Alito and Copyright
October 2005
- A handy liability waiver you can make trick-or-treaters sign before giving them candy
- DCist features Siren Song
- Daily Miers: A psycho-financial analysis of the Supreme Court nominee
- The Cyberpunk Reading List
- EFF Researchers Decode Hidden Codes in Printer Output
- Siren Song - An incredible waste of time
- Wikipedia: List of recurring characters from The Simpsons
- eBay agrees to block stun-gun sales to New Yorkers
- Less as a competitive advantage
- Japanese music industry calls for an 'iPod tax'
- Blegging for DMCA exemption ideas
- WSJ on why I'll never be a Supreme Court justice
- Marie says it for me
September 2005
- Variable price fixing?
- NASA Chief Admits Shuttle, Space Station Were Big Mistakes
- Starbucks Drinks Simplified (kinda)
- Media Counter Piracy in China In New Ways - WSJ
- Google Print: "Potentially" not fair use
- List of political epithets from Wikipedia
- Inukshuk, a Canada-wide wireless broadband network
- SQ3R - Reading Retention Strategies Mind Tools
- Poll shows racial divide over Katrina
- Pics from my European vacation
- Etsy
- Gene on Katrina
August 2005
- The definitive collection of idea generation methods
- EPIC petitions FCC on phone record data
- Copyright Program To Require Explorer
- Mason Amazon Greasemonkey
- Downloads Drive Bowie Bond Market
- A Technology and Telecommunications Reading List
- London Inquiry Refutes Police in Their Killing of a Suspect
July 2005
June 2005
- Text of commencement address by Steve Jobs at Stanford last week
- Court: Patients May Not Use Pot Legally
- WaPo Interns' Guide to Washington, D.C.
May 2005
March 2005
- Differences on E-Mail Etiquette
- U.S. Theatre Screenings of "Who Put the 'M' in Manchester" (Mar. 28)
- John Tierney
- Miami-Dade blogger's Cuban slant draws fans
February 2005
- Morrissey signs £2m autobiography deal with Penguin according to Sunday Times
- Blogging in polite company
- Joanne McNeil
- Merry election day!
- Clinton Wins Second Grammy
- Stamping out spam
- Bug me (in exchange for content)
- Ayn Rand's "New Man"
January 2005
- Is Your Senator Hot or Not?
- Neighborhoodies
- Healthy, but poor and oppressed
- Apple, trade secrets, and journalism
December 2004
November 2004
- Moleskine GTD tabs hack
- Critical thinking
- NPR : The 'Ten Commandments for Diners'
- Why all the wiki-hate?
- How to Seem Smarter
- Google Scholar
- Dreaming of DRM
- Morrissey on David Letterman tonight
- England to ban junk food ads before 9 p.m., ban smoking in public places
- FCC Indecency
- Because she's a real diplomat
- Net-head lecture series
- The embargo made me do it
- Slate on RFID chip implants
- Fox making mini version of the show “24” for cellphones
- On Arafat's death
- Frank Rich: On 'Moral Values,' It's Blue in a Landslide
- Those barbaric red states
September 2004
August 2004
July 2004
- Glaser to Jobs: F-- Off
- What the 9/11 report says about ebooks
- Hell hath no fury like an idiot in Boston
- If it ain't broke...
- 9/11 Commission staying in business
- Geo. Washington bought voters drinks, too
- When in blogosphere
May 2004
April 2004
- Che and chess
- Even more of the same (or the value of anonymity)
- More on free books
- Bardach to Stone: You're an idiot, aren't you?
March 2004
February 2004
- To promote the progress of science...
- Valentine's day message
- A big deal for us: Cloning isn't a big deal in Asia
- That dog don't hunt
January 2004
- George Tenet made me do it
- See the paw!!
- EPA on just a billion a day
- The 'Federal Page' with a trucker hat
- Sharpton: Against "mass production"
- Yeeeargh!!!
- The Internet was just a threat
- Words you can't say on Amazon
November 2003
- Where have I heard this before?
- Should we stay or should we go?
- I told him steel tariffs were a bad idea
- Here's some compassion
October 2003
September 2003
August 2003
July 2003
June 2003
- Objectivism and bridge
- Quien es mas lefty?
- Form and function in the blogosphere
- Mongolian Wi-Fi
- Why I (still) love Morrissey
May 2003
- Holy crap
- The unsocractic method
- No regrets when it's not your fault
- Illegal revenge or delayed justice?
- The good, the bad, and the FCC
- Vote community standards off the island
- Short finally resigns
- Not enough TV channels or Web sites?
- So close, yet so foreign
- Wow! He flies jet fighters after the war!
April 2003
- At least they have sham trials in Cuba
- Where have all the weapons gone?
- Taking exception to the exception
- Madonna: Self-help diva
- Are spam laws so bad?
- Right and wrong
- Cuba's opportunist purge
- America speaks: More war, less tax cuts
- New site design, GMU Law now ranked 40th
March 2003
- By the way...
- War isn't worth it
- Ask the local gentry
- Absolutely indispensable
- The good, the bad, and the ugly
- Under the radar: Cuba arrests 65 dissidents
- A little levity
- My new pastime: Watching helplessly
- One other observation
- Franco spinning in his grave
- Say hello to Dr. Evil
- Come see me lose my hair tonight
- No dominoes, no dice
- Interesting NYT war poll
- Tear it down to build it up
- A quotidian lexicon
- George, baby, it is about the oil
- In memoriam
February 2003
- I am going bald.
- Strindberg and Helium
- Friedman tells the truth
- When the Simpsons were great
- France: Don't surrender to the U.S.
- It takes a Trotskyite
- Columbia: Beginning and end?
January 2003
- The state of our Union is screwed
- Yeah, if anyone survives
- Hispanically speaking
- ObitMessenger
- Woe is me
December 2002
November 2002
- No stopping college kids downloading Beck
- Washington Post crusades for morality
- Dean Grady talks to teens
- Laughing at their misfortune
- What does Osama want?
- Hypothetically speaking, we're taking the oil
- NIPR: The secret government
- Listen to Hitchens, Sullivan & their soft Brit accents
- War on terror on autopilot
- Exit poll: All hail Bushius Caesar
October 2002
- Young Lawyers' Faustian Bargain, or My Sad Future
- Oh, no: Colombia has oil
- Jackassing towards Gomorrah
- Our future? Look at the Moscow hostages
- Rumsfeld: Square peg, round hole? No problem
- More sniper's advocate
- Seven days 'til 24
- Playing sniper's advocate
- Senators in the sniper's crosshairs?
- Why I'm loving law school
- I've been robbed
- The obligatory sniper post
- The oily face of war
- Hitchens' right and wrong
- Greenhouse on Eldred
- Me at Eldred v. Ashcroft
- "Marge, the toilet recommended a restaurant..."
- Me on Eldred v. Ashcroft
- No Gattaca Olympics for now
- More Sidekick info
- You say uranium, I say geranium
- Che didn't chew
September 2002
- Google News is people! It's people!
- Poor, poor Miami
- The boy with the thorn in his side
- Cheney, the GAO, and Iraq
- What blogging should be...
- Why we're going to war...
- Ron Paul is a depressing patriot
- Bush's logic succinctly stated
- U.S. troops at Iran border just hanging out?
- South Dakota: Legal pioneer state?
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