Open note to Instapundit readers: Here I am, practically on my deathbed, and Prof. Reynolds has the nerve — yes, Nerve! — to suggest that I’m (cough, cough — have I mentioned how ill I’ve been?) a

Just popping in from the “Cup-o-Soup meets The Giant Bottle of Pepto” (sounds almost like a 50s flick — Now in Amazing Vom-o-Rama!) sidelines to point out that John Podhoretz has a 40 Days and 40 Nights in NRO. A bit: Certainly, there are things in 40 Days and 40 Nights that I detested (there’s only so much clinical sex humor I can stand). But there’s still something winning about

Still feeling under the weather, so blogging (like eating) will be light today. I’m thinking about bringing in a ProxyBlogga® to do some posting for me (jes’ like that li’l

Flit’s resident weapons expert Bruce Rolston has several really insightful posts on Strategic bombers. And sandwiched between is a link to his December discussions of thermobaric munitions, which as Bruce notes “is what you call a fuel-air bomb when the good guys use it.” protein wisdom provides you with some December backstory of its own, below. [update: Bruce has added a third installment] [update 2: For some reason, the archive

Flit’s resident weapons expert Bruce Rolston has several really insightful posts on Strategic bombers. And sandwiched between is a link to his December discussions of thermobaric munitions, which as Bruce notes “is what you call a fuel-air bomb when the good guys use it.” protein wisdom provides you with some December backstory of its own, below. [update: Bruce has added a third installment] [update 2: For some reason, the archive

So, while I’m nursing mugs of chicken broth and trying to keep down Saltines and flat ginger ale, QuasipunditLeft® Tony Adragna is busy rewriting Lord Tennyson: Charge of The Press Brigade “Half a blog, half a blog, Half a blog onward, All in the valley of Blogs Rode the six hundred. ‘Forward, the Press Brigade! Charge for the blogs!’ he said: Into the valley of Blogs Rode the six hundred…

“Miramax Films and MGM will co-produce a contemporary retelling of Akira Kurosawa’s classic saga of dueling Japanese warlords, ‘The Seven Samurai,’” Yahoo News reports. “One of the Japanese auteur’s most influential films, ‘Seven Samurai’ first got the Hollywood treatment in 1960 when John Sturges remade the picture as a Western, ‘The Magnificent Seven,’ with an all-star cast, including Yul Brynner, Eli Wallach, Steve McQueen and Charles Bronson.” Miramax Films co-chairman

The protein wisdom posting guru and site editor (me) is out with the stomach flu. He’s pretty sure he caught this vile thing from Balloon Juice’s John Cole, who may live thousands of miles away from protein wisdom’s Rocky Mountain headquarters, but who nevertheless has the sinister ability to transmit biological viral strains along information bitstreams (I knew I never should’ve emailed him with my best wishes for his quick

My lentil-eating NY Hempster buddy forwarded me this story from the The New York Times: “

“A federal judge said he will likely