8 April, 2008
Wright a Former Muslim?
My Kind of Law Professor
Where can we find more like Bainbridge?
You want to help make society a better place? You want to eliminate poverty? Become a corporate lawyer. Help businesses grow, so that they can create jobs and provide goods and services that make people’s lives better.
A corporate lawyer not only serves the public interest by helping to create new wealth, we also help defend an important social institution from statism.
Will the Beeb Put It Right?
I wouldn’t count on it, but Samizdata has the email address of the reporter who wrote altered that story on “global warming” – all because an activist told him to.
Mugging for the Camera
Ed Driscoll compares two news stories and gives a little glimpse into how “TV news” is made.
He really only scratches the surface. If you’ve never edited video or a movie you just have no idea how powerful it is. I’m glad that idiot reporter got fired for her high-tech lynching of an old man, but Driscoll is right that several other heads should have joined hers in the basket.
Laugh Line OTD
Oliver Stone says his Bush biopic will be “fair”.
Reaction from real biographers to the script was, as the Hollywood Reporter cautiously intones, “mixed“.
Compare and Contrast
Break out your magnifying glass and analytical skills!
What subtle differences can you find between this rally and this one?
More on the Free-Market Case for Green
Peter Robinson continues his chat with T. J. Rodgers, who I like more the more I hear him.
T. J. Rodgers separates climate science from global-warming fiction: Do greenhouse gasses elevate temperatures? Probably true. Are some global-warming scientists spreading false alarms? Probably true, again. Is there more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere now than, say, 100 years ago? Probably true. Is this catastrophic? Probably not. In sum: Rodgers says it’s simply not clear that global warming is a catastrophe.
I hope you like these colors
I spent an hour learning enough CSS to be able to change the link colors. It’s fun. It’s easy.
And it’s a $15 upgrade to WordPress if I want to be able to save the changes.
I hope you like these colors.