…for Hull in the 1960s, no matter how Wikipedia links), you’ll find no attribution of that in the book itself. (Nor did any of the other authors take credit; it…

…“the data ain’t right.” After all, this isn’t exactly what the WSJ is peddling or the National Review are peddling these days. To which I respond – I’ve provided links…

…something out there? Is it ideal or material? Does it refer to individuals or to collectives? Perhaps all of these — in which case, we need to explore the links…

by Bruce Webb I am still working out the new formatting and rather than hog all the page space here I’ll just put up some links to the bill, the…

…especially the links for school, urban, and slum toilet provisions, and then see this John Sauer piece at the Huffington Post, and check out the information at Sauer’s organization, Water…

My apologies for the inconvenience of changing the template. Even feed links were changed about in the transfer. Since the posts are intact, my first priority is fixing comments with…

Rdan I will be switching the template this week. The key is function this week…Let me know if everything works from comments to links. Next week come refinements….

…is true that relatively lower Medicare rates will cause more hospitals to refuse Medicare patients. How many currently do? I googled “hospitals which refuse medicare” I got links to articles…

…impression of The financial blogger meeting with senior Treasury officials of last Monday. He also provides links to other main posts by those who attended. It is worth a visit….

…count the links and think he’s Valuable. Stop linking. Please. Even the thorough destructions (e.g., Dave Noon) include the trackback. Don’t include a link to Douhat. Think of the children….