Personal Update
I will be interviewed on Jeff Straub’s Twins Fan Network Podcast tonight and it should be posted up on Jeff’s website sometime Friday. I’m also reading up on the history of the Superbowl and that should end in a post before Sunday. Tomorrow is the third anniversary of my entry into the [...]

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Under Construction
I have finally been allowed to make the switch to the new blogger, a better blogger, a blogger that…okay, let’s be serious, the new blogger sucks just as much as the old blogger. The only thing I wanted out of blogger was category labels. Well, I got them and probably a month’s [...]

Blogcast 6pm Tonight
Andy Aplikowski joins me for some national political discussion. You can listen to the live webstream on this link and you can also listen to the recorded show after that. The call in number (don’t worry, you can still listen to the show while on hold) is: (646) 652-4947
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First Live Blogcast Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 6pm I will be having my first live blogcast thanks to BlogTalkRadio. The show is really live, you can actually call in and I’m pleased to announce that Andy Aplikowski will be joining me as we talk national politics. It will be short, we’re scheduled for fifteen minutes [...]

Grade the Blog
I’m approaching my “3rd blogday” or whatever that day is called when you first started blogging. The blog is about to turn three years old and every year I give my readers the chance to really stick it to me (more so than usual). Please, grade this blog in the comments [...]

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Weekend Reading
I remember the books which my father read to me as a child: Winnie the Pooh, Dr. Suess and the occasional story about a big red dog. Other than one Dr. Suess story about clear cutting the stories were wonderfully lacking in political messages. My family didn’t even start talking about politics [...]

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