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Archive for 2007

December
Poetry corner: the end - December 7th
Schumpeter, the 21st-century economist? - December 7th
Henry Hyde's words - December 5th
An even paler shade of green - December 4th
A paler shade of green - December 3rd
November
Lapdogs at the gates - November 30th
Meet me at the corner of Bauwans and Crooked Streets - November 29th
Give thanks for O'Hare - November 28th
Ancient history, or not - November 27th
To serve and protect and be accountable - November 26th
Carbon connoisseurs - November 23rd
Fit and fat? - November 21st
Wild inside - November 20th
More than one road to serfdom - November 19th
Is "states' rights" just racist code? - November 16th
Where almost everyone walks - November 15th
Bush's economy - November 14th
Train wreck - November 13th
Cultural capital deficit - November 12th
Republican thoughts - November 9th
Another take on faith - November 8th
Are we better off than we thought? - November 7th
The bipartisan politics of fear - November 6th
Innocence Abroad - November 5th
Subways compared - November 2nd
Greenwashed again - November 1st
October
Pollyanna States Network - October 31st
Presidential thoughts - October 30th
News from the North Plastic Ocean - October 29th
Krazy Komet - October 25th
Foggy future - October 25th
Pay equity is healthy - October 24th
Criminal law, downstate edition - October 23rd
Minimum presidential standard - October 22nd
Debunking debunking? - October 19th
New history - October 18th
Suburbanites - October 17th
Dystopialand - October 16th
Spoils of war - October 15th
Unhealthy debate - October 12th
Corrupt competition - October 11th
Abortion and religion - October 10th
More function, less form - October 9th
Smoking again - October 8th
Lessons of Sputnik - October 5th
Reality-based issue coverage - October 4th
Bike the burbs - October 3rd
History lesson - October 2nd
Malthus was right about something? - October 1st
September
Green art and green science - September 28th
A conservative's view - September 27th
Too much thinking spoils the game - September 26th
Wild at the Fair - September 25th
Wanted: a really commercial foreign policy - September 24th
Let the nerd wars begin - September 21st
Tree planting as a subversive activity - September 20th
Hospital report cards are already here - September 19th
John Edwards's peculiar promise - September 18th
Time out - September 4th
August
The rotten roots of bipartisanship - August 31st
Netroots moderation on the couch - August 30th
You don't know Jamestown - August 29th
The driver is crazy - August 28th
Behind the veil - August 27th
Rev. Funny Uncle - August 24th
The original libertarian - August 23rd
My god wants a bicameral legislature, what does yours say? - August 22nd
Bridge collapse non-panic - August 21st
Libertarianism on the couch - August 20th
SF transcending itself - August 17th
More ways to be green - August 16th
The more you listen, the less you know - August 15th
The deranged speak - August 14th
Truths your teacher didn't tell you - August 13th
The God Delusion delusion - August 10th
John Edwards and -- Daniel Biss? - August 9th
Steven Pinker's mama - August 9th
Bush's third term? - August 8th
What's the worst that could happen? - August 7th
The real bottom line in spying - August 6th
Category police - August 3rd
"We're from the West and we're here to help" - August 2nd
Size matters - August 1st
July
Nuclear's part of the mix -- the money mix - July 31st
One cheer for the military - July 30th
No, not you - July 27th
Latinos in the mix - July 26th
Think citrus - July 25th
Taking it seriously - July 24th
Read all your spam or miss out - July 23rd
The housing bubble that needs popping - July 20th
When money matters after all - July 19th
New horizons in conservative guilt - July 18th
Tax cut mania - July 17th
Seeing a museum again for the first time - July 16th
War is hell - July 13th
Is this trip necessary? - July 13th
You ain't seen nothin' yet - July 12th
White Girl in the Promised Land - July 11th
Which shell is the pea under this time? - July 10th
Don't tell us more about the problem - July 9th
Gender benders - July 6th
The wisdom of diverse crowds - July 5th
2008: the fix is in - July 3rd
Advanced Displacement - July 2nd
June
Can sainthood be reversed? - June 29th
Build it if you give me some - June 28th
Not three of a kind - June 27th
Independents Week story - June 26th
The ongoing autopsy of conservatism after W - June 25th
Precautionary principle generation - June 22nd
Almost the last word - June 21st
No class - June 20th
Were Sodom and Gomorrah really married? - June 19th
Taking the toll of warming - June 18th
Whose faith? Whose values? - June 15th
Green sexism - June 14th
Liberal fantasyland - June 13th
Judge Motz rules - June 11th
Hospice attendant, species division - June 11th
Corporate socialism in Illinois - June 8th
Question of the day - June 7th
Book transit - June 6th
Illinois vs. climate change - June 5th
Land where my brain was fried - June 4th
Road Trip! - June 1st
May
The Democrats are in the tank - May 31st
An economic shade of green - May 30th
Jerry Falwell didn't get enough coverage - May 29th
The protectionists never sleep - May 25th
The Korea train - May 24th
What's new? Less than you think - May 23rd
Decline and fall and then... - May 22nd
New skirmish in the information wars - May 21st
How to haul chickens to market - May 21st
Is there a teacher in the house? - May 18th
The insta-doc is IN - May 17th
The past isn't dead, it isn't even past - May 16th
Left-wing climate denialists - May 15th
Eleven presidents quiz - May 14th
Jamestown vs. Plymouth, the smackdown - May 11th
Devolution - May 10th
The conservative crackup - May 9th
Hi! I'm orthodox! - May 8th
What kind of country are we becoming? - May 7th
Chicago minus transit equals Podunk - May 5th
Promises we can keep - May 4th
Devil with a flat screen on - May 3rd
Not Rudy - May 2nd
When bad things happen to good people - May 1st
April
Green Building 101 - April 30th
More Uptown! - April 28th
Welcome, heretics! - April 27th
Immigrants and Boomers - April 26th
What is Bush thinking? - April 25th
Indianapolis's favorite son? - April 24th
Timeless truth revised again - April 23rd
Map heaven - April 20th
Dan Walker's 70s show - April 19th
Give till they call - April 19th
Put the dominos away - April 18th
An alternative to Blago's bad tax plan - April 17th
More on the friendly atheist - April 17th
No pain, no gain - April 16th
Worst. President. Ever. - April 13th
Greenwashing - April 12th
Garbage - April 11th
Genius out of context - April 9th
Are you the greatest? - April 9th
States' rights and wrongs - April 6th
Everything old is blogged again - April 5th
All you need to know - April 4th
Spare change for transportation if we shape up, please? - April 4th
When nothing is something - April 3rd
More house, more driving - April 2nd
Moonshine - April 2nd
March
Change rules - March 30th
Restored is the new green - March 29th
Return to Sodom and Gomorrah - March 28th
Calling all Trainites - March 27th
Pay for it - March 26th
If you haven't had enough plagiarism... - March 23rd
Journalism is still not a profession - March 22nd
Are nukes inefficient? - March 21st
Learning from libertarians - March 20th
Technology for the long term - March 19th
Crazy talk - March 16th
Does the constitution apply in DC? - March 15th
Lest we forget - March 14th
The Blowhard Conundrum - March 13th
Seeing a city whole - March 12th
An Olympic word to the wise - March 9th
Places you don't want your flight to end up in - March 9th
Big-government libertarianism? - March 8th
My First Book of Skepticism - March 7th
Can we get a little help over here? - March 6th
Carbon offsets are no panacea - March 5th
Virtual autopsy - March 4th
Incompatible books - March 3rd
Suburbs with walls - March 2nd
Two views of Second Life - March 1st
February
An exquisite sense of pain - February 28th
So many books, so little time - February 27th
More on media reform vs. the evidence - February 26th
3-D deception - February 25th
Freedom is a two-way street - February 24th
When the music just isn't enough - February 23rd
Taking green lessons where you find them - February 22nd
Snark at the U. of C. Press - February 21st
Is it really him? - February 20th
The political universe is expanding - February 19th
Hey, can I have your assigned seat? - February 19th
Public vs. private faith - February 18th
Is your school sustainable? - February 17th
Not everything that glitters is green - February 16th
Giuliani's rough road - February 16th
Evidence left behind - February 15th
Readers and writers - February 15th
Fortunes of war - February 14th
In denial - February 14th
Indiana State University flushes itself - February 14th
Still more climate quackery - February 13th
A long presidential campaign is nothing new - February 13th
Obama juice - February 12th
Drastically revised history - February 12th
Minority-group politics - February 11th
UriNations - February 10th
Was it something I said? - February 9th
Are the independents making a comeback? - February 9th
Why we argue - February 8th
"I have the distinct feeling that the patient in America is becoming invisible" - February 8th
Lessons from the cold war - February 7th
The empty city - February 7th
United Waste of America - February 6th
Welcome to the dustbin of history - February 6th
Posner on what to do about climate change - February 5th
War as whatever - February 5th
The geometry of the seven deadly sins - February 4th
It takes a village - February 3rd
The argument against the Bible as ultimate moral authority - February 2nd
Excuse me, can you direct me to the nearest National Historic Chemical Landmark? - February 2nd
Rules of engagement - February 1st
Does anybody really know what time it is? - February 1st
January
More conservative climate quackery - January 31st
Stuck in the middle in Illinois - January 31st
Political myth making - January 30th
Immigration folly set right - January 30th
Climate-change quackery - January 29th
A government of men, not of laws - January 29th
Target your giving ... or worrying - January 28th
Farmer-shortage alert - January 27th
Why I'm pro-choice - January 26th
States as countries - January 26th
Grade inflation in transit world - January 25th
A bike you can't fall off of - January 25th
Press release of the week - January 24th
Why beat up on the old guy? - January 24th
Is 2007 the year of reform in Illinois? - January 24th
The roots of decline and fall? - January 23rd
Useful Obama links - January 23rd
Why not Hillary. - January 22nd
Are you sure you want to immigrate to America? - January 22nd
Correct rape analogies - January 22nd
"There's nothing more I can do for you" - January 21st
Life lessons for architects - January 20th
The left-wing war against science - January 19th
AIDS and culture - January 19th
Saving Jane Johnston Schoolcraft - January 18th
Field and Street - January 18th
Less than shocking news on the Chevy Volt - January 17th
Blogging "The God Delusion" - January 17th
A belated Happy Birthday to Edmund Burke - January 16th
For $40 million you can build hundreds of schools - January 16th
Dr. King's larger principle - January 15th
"We don't have choice if people are just left to their own devices" - January 15th
Jane Jacobs - January 14th
Somewhere Harold Ross is grinning from ear to ear - January 13th
Flagrant foul in federal appeals court - January 12th
Ethanol won't save us - January 12th
There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of ... - January 11th
The heat of the moment - January 11th
Get your synesthesia on - January 10th
The case of the runaway hospital - January 9th
Top evangelical Christian news of 2006 - January 9th
How does your civilization feel? - January 8th
2007 is off to a funny start - January 8th
In case you think you're important ... - January 7th
Does it matter whether Good Rex or Bad Rex shows up? - January 6th
How old is the Grand Canyon? - January 5th
Wishful thinking - January 5th
The Farwell Building will not be skinned, for now anyway - January 4th
Science fiction and literature, the grudge match - January 4th
God's so natural - January 4th
Your old TV does not have abandonment issues. - January 3rd
Year-end lists - January 3rd
Pre$$$ervation in Chicago - January 2nd
Strange bedfellows? - January 2nd
Smoke from a distant fire - January 1st
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