Just when you thought it was safe to return to the op-ed battlefield comes Michael Medved. Medved, thankfully reduced to fulminating on the Salem Radio Network, claims that “the source of Jew hatred today is Islamic extremism and secular Leftism — not Christianity.”
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RIP WebMonkey
WebMonkey, one of the finest HTML/CSS/JavaScript tutorial sites on the Net, is no more. A MeFi thread makes reference to a tarball file making the rounds on BitTorrent servers. For anyone interested in upping their skillz, it might behoove them to find it before Lycos/Wired takes down the site. In the meantime, the real question is whether or not A List Apart can pick up the slack.
Spiers Speared by Adam Moss
Just because the New York Times has a no-blogging policy, that doesn’t mean you bring it with you to the New York Magazine editorship. As Gawker reports, Liz Spiers is no more. If she’s replaced by Naomi Wolf digging up twenty year old skeletons on a weekly basis, then we’re in serious trouble.
[UPDATE: Rumors of Ms. Spiers’ demise are greatly exaggerated.]
She Has Chosen Poorly?
A woman ages and you just gotta love her smile. (via Chicha)
Shameful Joy? I Don’t Think So.
Derek has posted some marvelous photos of City Hall marriages. It’s bad enough that the Republicans seem shocked or outraged by the idea of other people experiencing happiness. (What kind of a sourpuss do you have to be to deny that?) But I cannot fathom why the Democrats (including John Kerry, that so-called all-American bastion we’re all doomed to vote for in November) don’t have the courage to get behind normal people who want to be married. Do these swell folks look like they’re going to destroy this nation? Has happiness become a weapon of mass destruction?
And another thing: How can any reasonable person be against same-sex marriages while simultaneously supporting the 30 second Las Vegas marriage? In this country, I guess it’s perfectly okay to enact a life partner decision when you’ve snogged a stranger and had far too many margaritas. But heaven forfend that we grant the same right to two people who have been with each other for decades and who base their decision to marry on something more than drunken vagaries and killing time between blackjack tables.