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Nevermind the issue of free speech in America, it's pretty damn bad when the presumptive Republican nominee is ashamed of his pResident.

Glenn Reynolds reports that Clifford Shoemaker, the Virginia trial lawyer who subpoenaed blogging librarian Kathy Seidel, got spanked by the judge for his efforts. Here's background on the case.

One of my New Year’s Resolutions was to get books from the public library, rather than buy them, which has been my custom for years. My husband and I love books, but I realize that books generate paper and waste. I’m trying to become a minimalist.

Hadn't done one in a while, and my mind cannot come up with any one idea today. It's like a word search up there, all the letters blending together.

Talked to an old friend today. Didn't really get a chance to catch up, but you know how sometimes it's just nice to hear someone's voice?

Why does everybody else look down on us engineers. They think we are all nerds, nothing but nerds, with no interests or skills or knowledge other than techie stuff. This point is made and amplified over and over by Scott Adams with the wonderfully realistic Dilbert comic strip.

While major Republicans are lynching Barark Obama on one side of the Middle East, bit player Bill "Mohammed Blows" Hobbs is back at his cartoon and character assassination desk--this time

Legal Newsline tells the story of blogger Kathleen Seidel, who took on a powerful trial lawyer and won.

Legal Newsline tells the story of blogger Kathleen Seidel, who took on a powerful trial lawyer and won.

After reading my last article, you might think that I've abandoned reading RSS feeds altogether due to my concern with "shadowy librarian spies" but that's definitely not the case. In fact I have quick, easy and anonymous access to a comprehensive list of Flash feeds ready to read the very moment I feel the urge to monitor the Flash-O-Sphere's heartbeat.