In today’s edition of Dust-Up, Paul Roberts predicts the end of food and I call for tearing down export restrictions. Read it here.
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Brian Wesbury on inflationary dangers
Jerry Taylor and John White debate energy policy
Dick Heller gets his gun permit
Aussie mayor in trouble for inviting "ugly duckling" women to mining town
Jason Kuznicki finds a cool retro pipe
Dog cloning case gets even weirder
From The Agitator:
Fed struggling with credibility
“I love ticks. They are highly evolved and utterly fascinating arachnids.”
British government urges butt clenches at bus stops
While Americans just buy butt pads
Starbucks not good enough for Aussies
Chinese Democracy nearing release? There could be a Dr Pepper in your future
These are almost morning links in the way that Upper Peninsula island internet access is almost reliable. I’m catching up after 18 hours of downtime.
Spirits writer Paul Clarke tells you what you need to know about vermouth
Latte art makes the WSJ front page
Michael Siegel debunks Los Angeles’ proposed outdoor smoking ban
NYC may ban texting while driving
Banning beer pong. And why not water pong, while we’re at it?
Seattle police say that patrolling world’s largest pro-pot rally not stressful. Well, duh.
Virginia Postrel and Kate Coe launch Deep Glamour blog
Guest Agitator posts:
Officer charged in taser death
Hoosier prairie voles' swinging sex lives
Trick vegetarians with meat spaghetti
Square Mile Coffee roasters now selling online
Italy may legalize homemade grappa
Three-tier distribution leads to anti-consumer consolidation
For all the site’s billing of a “point-counterpoint” discussion, it sure doesn’t seem like y’all actively disagree a whole lot…
Comment by Jeff — June 19, 2008 @ 11:15 am
I’m more optimistic than he is, but we do agree on a lot. We’re going to agree today, too, but tomorrow we may argue more.
Comment by Jacob Grier — June 19, 2008 @ 11:17 am