I take a conservative, evangelical, economistical look at things. I will be posting intermittently, for reference rather than daily reading. My Wordpress site from before 30 September 2007 is at http://rasmusen.org/x. It is searched from the search engine below(not above).
From Randy Barnett at VC:
Every year I like to celebrate my birthday in my home town of Chicago where I can eat my favorite comfort food: Teibels Family Restaurant for lake perch (boned and buttered), Carson's, The Place for Ribs for baby back ribs, and Walker Brothers, The Original Pancake House for apple pancakes.
Labels: chicago, food, restaurants
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2/02/2009 10:26:00 AM (the permalink).
Some good articles on Governor Blagojevich are:
Rod Blagojevich, the Stupidest Governor in the Country, Puts Obama in a Bad Light, Dec. 11, Michael Barone.
A Little Blago for Everyone: A cornucopia of corrupt crapulence, by Jonah Goldberg at NR.
Rod Gives 'Em the Shaft; From Vacant Lot to Hot Spot The governor has wasted no time alienating the very people who helped him get elected. from the Chicago Reader, Ben Joravsky, May 7, 2004, which is very good on Chicago politics and the Mell family.
Labels: chicago, corruption, politics
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1/01/2009 03:34:00 PM (the permalink).
I've set up this blog for myself, as a commonplace book, with the idea that it might also be useful for outside readers. That is why the topics are idiosyncratic. I see that most of my readers are directed here by Google searching rather than being regular readers.
I will delete rude comments, and will give less leeway to anonymous comments than to signed ones. I will for now at least allow stupid and ill-informed comments, though other readers don't enjoy them unless they are so ignorant as to be funny.
I will revise my posts freely, usually without any note that they've been revised. If I make an important mistake in a post that I think people might refer to, I will note the mistake and correction. But I'm not trying to make this a historical record. In fact, I'd like to merge posts on the same topic and delete posts not of interest a year later, except that I never get round to doing that.
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