No, despite the title, this isn’t another post about living under the Bush Regime. During this “breather” in the substantive writing, I’ve mostly been occupied with reading cases for school. The life of a law student allows little in the way of spare time. What other spare time there has been has been spent re-stocking […]

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Wow…two whole days without writing anything. I’m going into blogdrawal soon, if I don’t say something. Wilfrid Sellars has, unfortunately, fried my brain. When S knows O again, I’ll try to write it all out. (If you’d read even the first chapter of the Sellars book listed under “Current Reading” you’d get that one.) Will […]

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Hmmm…

What do you do when you’re Branded,
And you know you’re a man…. – Lyrics from “Branded”, which originally aired on ABC from 1965-1966.

I’m starting to worry about being labeled a Moore scholar.

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…get my e-mail address, someone writes to ask me today.

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Before I start, let me put my cards on the table: I do not think illegal aliens should be given driver’s licenses. For that matter, I don’t think they should get anything except constitutional rights if and when they are apprehended. But O’Reilly over at Fox asks Should we allow them to get driver’s licenses? […]

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U.S. District Judge Hoyt has decided that the Enron hearings need to remain closed in order to prevent embarrassment to the government or the defendants.

Ignoring the fact that free countries like the United States are largely (except under the current Regime) founded on the idea that open, public trials are a good things, the real question is “What are you REALLY trying to hide there, Judge Hoyt?”

If you ask me, it’s Hoyt who should be embarrassed; he could have come up with a better excuse than this!

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…Javascript Answers…

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My mom lied to me: Vegetables are bad for you.

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Thanks to the combination of the MTAmazon plugin and Kalsey Consulting’s ProcessTags plugin, I’m now able to add links for Amazon.com purchases directly into my blog entries.

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Too much good stuff out there today. [Note: The blockquote is not a quote from the book; the alignment worked out that way because this was a short post.] So it is with deep humility and amazement that I’ve learned that Michael Cudahy, a successful Republican Field Commander, has decided he can no longer tolerate […]

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