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Leilani Estates, Hawaii
For population 25 years and over in Leilani Estates:
For population 15 years and over in Leilani Estates CDP:
158 residents are foreign born (3.2% Asia, 1.0% North America).
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $543 (0.2%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Honolulu, HI (227.2 miles , pop. 371,657).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Los Angeles, CA (2455.3 miles , pop. 3,694,820).
Nearest cities: Pahoa-Kalapana, HI (1.3 miles) , Nanawale Estates, HI (1.5 miles ), Pahoa, HI (1.7 miles ), Hawaiian Beaches, HI (2.3 miles ), Ainaloa, HI (2.5 miles ), Orchidlands Estates, HI (2.9 miles ), Hawaiian Paradise Park, HI (3.0 miles ), Hawaiian Acres, HI (3.2 miles ).
Latitude: 19.47 N, Longitude: 154.92 W
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Earthquake activity:Leilani Estates-area historical earthquake activity is significantly above Hawaii state average. It is 810% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 11/29/1975 at 14:47:40, a magnitude 7.2 (6.0 MB, 7.1 MS, 7.2 UK, 7.2 MS, Class: Major, Intensity: VIII - XII) earthquake occurred 7.6 miles away from the city center, causing 2 deaths (2 shaking deaths)
On 8/21/1951 at 10:57:00, a magnitude 6.9 (6.9 UK, Class: Strong, Intensity: VII - IX) earthquake occurred 72.9 miles away from Leilani Estates center
On 11/16/1983 at 16:13:00, a magnitude 6.7 (6.4 MB, 6.7 MS, 6.7 MW) earthquake occurred 29.8 miles away from the city center, causing $6,000,000 total damage
On 10/15/2006 at 17:07:49, a magnitude 6.7 (6.2 MB, 6.6 MS, 6.7 MW, Depth: 24.2 mi) earthquake occurred 74.6 miles away from the city center
On 4/26/1973 at 20:26:28, a magnitude 6.3 (6.0 MB, 6.1 MS, 6.3 UK, 6.2 ML) earthquake occurred 35.2 miles away from Leilani Estates center
On 6/26/1989 at 03:27:03, a magnitude 6.2 (5.8 MB, 6.1 MS, 6.2 MS, 6.2 MD) earthquake occurred 15.4 miles away from the city center, destroying 5 buildings
Magnitude types: body-wave magnitude (MB), duration magnitude (MD), local magnitude (ML), surface-wave magnitude (MS), moment magnitude (MW)
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Hawaii County (11) is near the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 4
Causes of natural disasters: Fires: 7, Flood: 1, High Surf: 1, Mudslide: 1, Earthquake: 1, Hurricane: 1, Storm: 1, Tsunami Wave: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
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Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) [ppb] level in 2010 was 14.9. This is significantly worse than average. There were 4 monitors within city limits.
Ozone [ppb] level in 2004 was 23.5. This is about average. Closest monitor was 21.2 miles away from the city center.
Particulate Matter (PM2.5) [µ/m3] level in 2010 was 7.77. This is better than average. Closest monitor was 12.4 miles away from the city center.
Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2012: 32.6%
(28.5% for White Non-Hispanic residents, 0.0% for Black residents, 20.2% for Hispanic or Latino residents, 0.0% for American Indian residents, 62.9% for Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander residents, 23.3% for other race residents, 39.9% for two or more races residents)
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Religion statistics for Leilani Estates CDP (based on Hawaii County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 39.77%
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Food Environment Statistics:
Number of grocery stores: 36
Number of supercenters and club stores: 1
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 34
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 44
Number of full-service restaurants: 143
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6.70% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($48,782 average adjusted gross income)
0.17% of residents moved from foreign countries ($716 average AGI)
Top counties from which taxpayers relocated into this county between 2005 and 2006:
4.72% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($38,691 average adjusted gross income)
0.13% of residents moved to foreign countries ($769 average AGI)
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REDMOND, Wash., April 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Microsoft Corp. today announced that the power and automation technology company ABB will deploy Microsoft Office 365 and Yammer to its employees worldwide.
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Garfield County Commissioners are Dean Burton, Wynne McCabe and Robert Johnson. With all present Oct. 17 and Oct. 24 commissioners:
- RETIREMENT: Accepted letter of retirement from County Assessor Colleen Ledgerwood, effective Dec. 31. Ledgerwood ran for office as a Democrat, so commissioners will ask the county Democrat committee to submit three names to fill the unexpired term. The appointee will have to run for office to complete the entire 3-year unexpired term. Unanimous.
- WIND ENERGY: Met with Anne Walsh of Puget Sound Energy Oct. 17. Walsh said the Lower Snake River Phase One project is expected to go on line during the first quarter of 2012. Of the 149 towers being constructed, ten are commissioned and ready.
- HEALTH: Discussed problems of property owners not going through proper channels when installing bathroom facilities in existing buildings with the health department's sanitarian and with county building inspector Lou Heytvelt.
- HOMELESS: Signed an agreement with Blue Mountain Action Counsel endorsing BMAC's application for homeless funds to be used in Garfield County. Commissioners specified they would only contribute funds generated through recording of deeds as a match for the grant. Total amount of the grant request is $47,737. Unanimous.
- REQUEST: Decided to send a request for a $25,000 grant to the Harold and Helen Shepherd Foundation. If received, the money will be used for completion of the Garfield County Courthouse renovation project. Unanimous.
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Students of all ages are starting to feel the end-of-semester time crunch. By understanding the nature of stress and what they can do about it, students can avoid getting caught up in that torrent of anxiety that fills the hallways. Just because other students are freaking out doesn't mean you have to. Here are 6 ways to decrease freak out:
1. Monitor Your Mindset: Multiple responsibilities at the end of the semester tend to result in overwhelm and panic. That is, if we lose sight of a healthy mindset. It's worthwhile to take a moment to step back from the piled-high desk and review how we're mentally handling this situation. Pretend you're standing outside your window and looking in on yourself sitting at that desk, pounding your head on the keybooard. What would you tell that person who is beating himself up over the final paper?
Shifting our perspective helps us make choices in how we handle the stress. Sometimes we just need to see that we're allowing ourselves to get carried away, and we can do something about it. To get into a less frantic mindset we can practice shutting off the out-of-control panic and examine the reality of the situation:


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– Winthrop is paired with Fairfax and Gibbon to make the GFW School District. Their mascot is the Thunderbird, and the high school is located in Winthrop. The 3 schools paired up in 1987, and prior to that Winthrop teams were known as the Warriors. The students of GFW have their own TV show on a public access channel: KGFW TV.
– Some of Winthrop's major industries include: Mid-America Dairy, a maker of butter and dried milk which receives over 90,000 pounds of milk daily from area farmers. Heartland Corn Products is an ethanol plant; and the company formerly called Richcraft was split into 2 different companies. They are called Guidecraft and Kathelyn Manufacturing.
– The Heartland Corn Products ethanol plant recently undertook a major expansion project. The company increased output of 36-million gallons of ethanol per year up to 100-million. The company is now able to ship its product up to 1,500 miles by truck, unit train, or single car.
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– The big summer celebration in Winthrop is the "Farm City Funfest." Winthrop has hosted the festival, which was previously called Town and Country Days, for over 50 years. It takes place in July.
– Winthrop celebrates the return of the grackle every year with "Grackle Days." The idea for the celebration is based on the annual return of the swallows to Capistrano, Spain. Grackle Days festivities take place in April.
– During the Christmas season, Winthrop celebrates "Santa Claus Day." The day features Santa and Mrs. Claus, of course, and lots of special deals at retailers throughout town.
– The City of Winthrop has a population of approximately 1,300 people. The Mayor is David Trebelhorn.
– Winthrop's wind turbine was completed in 2010. The 120-foot tall turbine on the south end of Winthrop is part of a project through the Minnesota Municipal Power Association. All of the electricity produced by the turbine will be used in Winthrop.
– The Winthrop Public Library expanded in 2010 and the Winthrop City Council chambers were moved to the second floor of the Winthrop City Hall to accommodate the expansion.
– The City of Winthrop opened a skateboarding park in 2010. The skate park features several ramps and some rails. Skaters wishing to enjoy the park must first obtain a registration card and sign a liability waiver. They are available at Winthrop City Hall or online at www.winthropminnesota.com.
– The 29th annual Grackle Days festivities took place in April of 2013 in Winthrop. The theme of the celebration was the "Wide World Of Sports." Highlights included the Family Fun Movie Night, the Grackle Days "Breakfast of Champions" at the Trebelhorn Farm, a "Grackle Egg Hunt" throughout the celebrations, an alumni basketball tournament, the annual Grackle Days Variety Show Saturday night, late-night dances and karaoke, the crowning of new Winthrop Royalty, lots of activities centered around food, and much more.
– New royalty was crowned in Winthrop as part of the annual Grackle Days festivities in April of 2013. Named Miss Winthrop was Cassidy Adams, the daughter of Sarah and Brian Schak. Crowned First Princess and Miss Congeniality was Leah Zacate, the daughter of Luis and Shelley Zacate, and named Second Princess was Lexi Jensen, the daughter of William and Larussa Jensen. A total of 8 young ladies took part in the competition, which involved a question-and-answer session and talent contest.
– The McLeod County Dairy Association's Dairy Farm Woman of the Year Award went to Mary Nelson of Winthrop during the group's 60th annual Spring Banquet in April of 2013.
– US News & World Report released a list of the Best High Schools in Minnesota in October of 2013, and GFW High School in Winthrop was ranked 28th out of the 772 public high schools in the state.
– The Winthrop Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual banquet in October of 2013, and several awards were handed out. Two Winthrop residents were presented the chamber's "Good Citizen Award" amongst the other awards given out. Sue and Bob Rickheim were honored for their many contributions to the community over the years. New leadership for the Winthrop Chamber was named during the banquet as well, with outgoing President Jenny Hazelton passing the gavel to new Winthrop Chamber President Charlie Collins.
– Winthrop Mayor Dave Trebelhorn was re-elected to a 4th term in November of 2012. The terms run for 2 years. He is a Winthrop native who also served 10 years on the Winthrop City Council, and has been a Sibley Soil and Water Conservation District commissioner for more than 20 years.
– Winthrop was established in 1858 as a stagecoach stop between Henderson and Fort Ridgely, and was originally known as "Eagle City." The town was officially incorporated in 1881, and was named after Massachusetts Bay Colony Governor John Winthrop. It became an important railroad center for many years.
– Winthrop is located in Sibley County. Major highways in the town include 19 and 15.
– The 1st settlers in Winthrop were Erick and Brita Olson. They arrived in 1869, and what is currently the town site was their farmland until 1881. It was then that Erick platted the town site, and with the arrival of the railroad in 1881 as well, growth of the town was assured.
– Winthrop was named by EA Campbell, who played a prominent role in the building of the new town. He was the Postmaster at the Eagle City Post Office, and when he moved to the town site in 1881, the post office came with him. Campbell at one time owned all the buildings on the east side of Carver Street, north from 2nd to 3rd.
– In its early days, Winthrop was the principal business town in Sibley County. It was the largest wheat market on the Pacific Division of the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railways. Within a month after the town site was platted in 1881, a half-dozen or more establishments had set up shop.
– In 1929 the annual business meeting for Winthrop Cooperative Creamery Association was held at the new modern creamery. The volume of business at the new creamery for the fiscal year 1928 was over 313,000 pounds of butter. The average price for butter sold then was 45.8-cents, and for butterfat was 53.2-cents.
– Winthrop native Doug Lindstrom is a renowned Alaskan artist. Another famous Winthropian is WCCO Radio's Roger Erickson.


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Yeah. I wanted her to get it over Stamatia. Stamatia is pretty useless atm. And besides she doesn't play any doubles even though she plays so many tournaments per year. On the other hand, Despina is concentrating on juniors atm, and she almost always plays doubles and in the few pro tourneys she plays, she usually plays doubles. Anyways, I doubt either one of them would get to play. Maybe in a dead doubles rubber, but then Despina should play that instead. Stamatia does hit the ball a lot harder, so maybe she was picked to be a hitting partner
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OLYMPIA — News that the FBI was making an arrest in the MLK Day bomb plot came as a surprise here yesterday — not just to legislators who have been ensconced in the capital for two months but to Spokane County's top law official.
Spokane County Prosecutor Steve Tucker was in Olympia for "Law and Justice Day", a day set aside for the state's prosecuting attorneys to lobby their legislators. He was enroute from one Spokane-area senator's office to another's Wednesday morning about the time FBI agents (and some media) were closing in on Kevin Harpham's home near Addy.
Bumping into Tucker on the sidewalk, I decided to see if I could pick up a tidbit of news to feed back to Spokane. So, I asked, the FBI is picking up someone in MLK parade bomb attempt?
They are? he replied, surprised. When told that was the word coming out of Spokane, he seemed pleased, but still surprised, and asked if I had any more details. The FBI, he said, always keeps things close to the vest.
A short time later, I happened upon Rep. Timm Ormsby, a Spokane Democrat who's district includes the downtown route of the parade, and mentioned the feds were making an arrest, again hoping for some little nugget of news. His brother, Mike Ormsby, is, after all, the U.S. attorney in Spokane.
Rep. Ormsby was surprised, too, and asked who and where. US Atty. Ormsby doesn't talk about the cases, he said.
Deputy Kootenai County Prosecutor Jim Reierson has been campaigning for write-in votes for the top prosecutor spot in Spokane County, but it's a race he can't legally win.
Running as a candidate who prefers the "Law and Order" Party, Reierson lost his bid for that job in the primary. Washington state has statutes and administrative law that prevent a primary loser from filing a petition for a write-in campaign in the general, and without such a petition on file, write-in votes aren't tallied.
"The votes will not be counted," State Elections Director Nick Handy said.
"No write-in vote for that candidate is valid," Katie Blinn, legal adviser to the Secretary of State's office said. Two state statutes and a section of state administrative code spell that out, she added.
Reierson recently complained that the newspaper was ignoring his write-in campaign, and the fact that he's not supporting either candidate for that office in the general. In a weekend e-mail, he noted the newspaper has carried stories about other write-in campaigns, including Lisa Murkowski's write-in campaign for U.S. Senate in Alaska.
(Alaska doesn't have a law that prohibits a losing primary candidate from running in the general, so Murkowski's votes can actually be counted and credited to her in that race. For the record: Reierson isn't supporting either incumbent Steve Tucker or challenger Frank Malone.)
Efforts were unsuccessful this week to contact Reierson to explain why he'd be running for the county's top legal position by asking voters to cast ballots that are invalid under state law. On Monday he called briefly to return a message and ask for a delay until Tuesday morning because he was tending to a gravely ill friend. On Tuesday, he e-mailed that he preferred "to relax and think about more pleasant memories on a nice sunny day, after dropping off an overdue book at the library. I apologize for not calling you this morning, but I just did not feel like it."
He did close, however, with this comment on his campaign: "Unlike some candidates, I feel I stand for something positive."
So as a previous post notes, voters can write in any name they choose on a ballot. But not every name will, or even can, be counted.
Dave Stevens, a Republican who lost his bid this summer for Spokane County prosecutor to incumbent Republican Steve Tucker and Democrat Frank Malone, said Wednesday that he cast his vote for Malone in the November election.
The vote is a reversal from where Stevens stood after the primary, when he said he supported Tucker because he was concerned that Malone didn't have the necessary experience for the job. Stevens, who worked under Tucker until Tucker fired him after he announced his candidacy, said he changed his mind after talking to Malone on the phone.
He said Malone assured him that he wouldn't shake up the staff of deputy prosecuting attorneys.
Stevens is the vice chairman of the Spokane County Republican Party. Asked about his party leadership spot, Stevens said he did not consider his openness about how he voted as an endorsement.
"I get to vote for anyone I want, just like anybody else," he said.
The Spokane County Republican Party announced over the weekend that it was endorsing Dino Rossi for U.S. Senate, Cathy McMorris Rodgers for Congress and Al French for county commissioner. Those aren't surprising moves given the results of the August primary.
But at least one GOP candidate who made it through to November remains without party backing: three-term incumbent Spokane County Prosecutor Steve Tucker. He faces Democrat Frank Malone in the general election.
County Party Chairwoman Cindy Zapotocky said the party hasn't considered whether to back Tucker because he hasn't requested an endorsement. The party backed Dave Stevens, who serves as the county party's vice chairman, in the primary. Zapotocky said Tucker could still request consideration in time for the party's board to take up the issue in October.
Thousands of votes are still to be counted from Tuesday's primary, but along with most races, some lessons are clear.
Lesson 1: It may be uncomfortable to be an incumbent this year, but it's not fatal. Few incumbents were eliminated in the state's unusual Top Two primary, but some clearly have their work ahead of them.
Count among them state Sen. Chris Marr, a Spokane businessman who received party acclaim four years ago as the first Democrat to win the seat in Spokane's 6th District in six decades, but trails GOP challenger Mike Baumgartner in this primary.
Or ask Spokane County Prosecutor Steve Tucker, a three-term Republican incumbent who faced two party challengers and finished second to Democrat Frank Malone.
U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers and most sitting House members had an easy primary night, five-term Democratic incumbent U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen is trading the lead with Republican challenger John Koster in northwestern Washington's 2nd District.
For all the knock against establishment candidates…
Republican voters looking for a little help on the Spokane County prosecutor primary are going to have to do a bit more than just scan the endorsements the candidates list.
After a forum last Monday, the Republicans of Spokane County decided to make a dual endorsement of incumbent Steve Tucker and challenger Chris Bugbee.
This may be particularly UN-helpful because the Spokane County Republican Party has endorsed challenger Dave Stevens.
Confused? It's necessary to remember that the Republicans of Spokane County is separate from the county Republican Party. The former is an organization of like-minded GOP types, while the latter is the official party structure.
While it is a bit unusual for the official party to endorse someone other than a party member who is the incumbent office holder, as the county GOP did in this race, Stevens is the party's vice chair.
Spokane County Deputy Prosecutor Dave Stevens said early this afternoon that he has officially informed his boss, Prosecutor Steve Tucker, that he is running against him in the August primary.
The meeting, which started about 10:30 a.m., lasted a minute and a half or less, Stevens said.
Stevens said he told Tucker that he was running for prosecutor and Tucker responded: "We're reading the union contract and considering our options."
Stevens, who brought two union representatives to the meeting, said he wouldn't speculate on what Tucker will do.
"I'm going to keep working as hard as I've always been working," he said.
Spokane County Deputy Prosecutor Dave Stevens should find out more about his employment status this morning when he meets with his boss, Prosecutor Steve Tucker.
Stevens announced this week that he will challenge Tucker in the August primary. Both are Republicans. On Thursday, Tucker said "all options are on the table" when asked if Stevens would be let go. Tucker also promised to follow the deputy prosecutors' union contract if he takes action against Stevens.
Today's meeting between the two is the first between the candidates since Stevens announced.
PHOTO CREDIT: Spokane County Prosecutor Steve Tucker in his office May 26.2006. DAN PELLE, The Spokesman-Review.
Spokane County Deputy Prosecutor Dave Stevens announced Thursday that he'll challenge his boss, Prosecutor Steve Tucker, in the August primary.
Both Tucker and Stevens are Republicans, and the battle is off to a tough start.
"Until I came here, I'd never seen a total lack of leadership," Stevens said in an interview Thursday. "There needs to be a determined leader, not an absent administrator."
Tucker has filed paperwork with the state Public Disclosure Commission indicating that he plans to seek reelection. He did not immediately return a call for comment Thursday afternoon.
This week, Stevens, 47, won an endorsement from the Spokane County Republican Party. Michael Cathcart, an executive board member of the party and Stevens' campaign manager said Tucker has not yet asked for the endorsement from the party. Cathcart said party rules allow for the endorsement of multiple candidates.
Prosecutor Steve Tucker and Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich made their best pitches for some wiggle room on budget cuts Tuesday night. Maybe dip into the budget reserve, or borrow from money set aside for streets. After all, what good are streets if they aren't safe to drive on. How much rainier does it have to get before you use the rainy day fund?
County commissioners responded with praise for the work that they and their staff do.
And no to any give on the budget cuts, or using the budget reserve, which would lower the bond rating and up the cost of borrowing money.
Sounded like a No? Tucker was asked outside the hearing room as TV cameras were set up.
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, Heather and Dan discuss Obama's big
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? Can Congress be persuaded to lift sanctions on
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? Finally, they assess the
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in light of Obama's visit to the region.
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national policy
. Heather and Dan worry that constant coverage of flight MH370 has crowded out important events in
. They close by wondering what TV shows President Obama is
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, Heather and Dan pay tribute to the late
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, they consider whether the country could splinter. Plus: Why
became a catastrophe but Tunisia did not.
Dec 26, 2013 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
After eleven years, Dan quits blogging
Did America surrender in 2013?
The year in Putin
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The Asia pivot vs. the Middle East vortex
What hurt the US more, Snowden or the shutdown?
Dec 10, 2013 — Alyssa Rosenberg & Daniel Drezner
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, Alyssa and Dan discuss the cultural impact of the late Nelson Mandela, beginning with Dan's memories of the
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Idris Elba biopic
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World War Z
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Was going to Congress Obama's worst idea ever?
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Lessons from Somalia
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Bad reasons to support military funding
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Rand Paul's old-timey filibuster
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Observing traditional mourning rituals for Hugo Chavez
Will Cuba survive the Venezuelan regime change?
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The government used to be competent…right?
Heather's insider view on the fight over Susan Rice
Dan: The president shouldn't be his own SecState
Are women better diplomats? Is that a stupid question?
So you're thinking of going to grad school…
Career advice for Millennials
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Dan on Mitt's NATO op-ed: WTF?
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Fearing Secretary of State John Bolton
Iran negotiations: what does success look like?
Heather and Dan write talking points on Iran
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2011, the year of unexpected collapses
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North Korea's choice—and ours
Dan has a hunch that Romney will be the next president
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Germany's dirty little secret
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Nov 2, 2011 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
Has Europe run out of road to keep kicking the can down?
Unsettling geopolitical parallels to the 1930s
The Palestinian butterfly effect
Dan unloads on the GOP field's foreign policy "idiocy"
Watch out! Possible international crises over the next year
Heather and Dan have some questions for the GOP candidates
Oct 12, 2011 — Daniel Drezner & Anne-Marie Slaughter
Are social movements now as powerful as nations?
Anne-Marie vs. Dan on network analysis of international relations
Egypt as a case study in the power (and limits) of movements
Dan is pessimistic about Egypt
Occupy Wall Street reminds Anne-Marie of Tahrir Square
Why Londoners rioted and New Yorkers didn't
Aug 28, 2011 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
Happy Foreign Policy Month!
Heather is sick of the partisan vitriol over Libya
Dan: There might not be a lesson to learn from Libya
Reasons for modest optimism about Libya
Dick and Condi set the record straight
The ramifications of NATO going beyond civilian protection
Jul 16, 2011 — Daniel Drezner & Daniel H. Wilson
Science Saturday
Daniel W.
It's like "Saving Private Ryan" with robots
Violent super-smart robots and other genre conventions
Will self-driving cars save us or kill us?
Tree-hugging hippie robots
Beware the cold-blooded Roombas
Jun 14, 2011 — Daniel Drezner & Megan McArdle
Dan witnesses backdoor bragging in beautiful, breezy Beijing
How much longer can the Chinese boom last?
Why aren't financial markets panicking about the debt ceiling?
Megan: Pawlenty's economic plan is insane
The Trumpie Awards, for assertive ignorance in world politics
The psychology behind the "Gay Girl in Damascus" hoax
May 17, 2011 — Daniel Levy & Daniel Drezner
Have the Palestinians joined the Arab Spring?
Syria's signals
Israel's confused response to the uprisings
Daniel L. fears an increasingly anti-democratic Israel
The Daniels write Obama's upcoming Middle East speech
Obama's biggest Mideast mistake
May 2, 2011 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
Egyptian moves that won't please Israel
Repercussions from the Hamas-Fatah deal
Analyzing Obama's national security reshuffle
Dan reveals his man-crush on Bob Gates
Is Trump's stupidity a reflection of American stupidity?
The books politicians must read to understand US foreign policy
Apr 5, 2011 — Daniel Drezner & Charli Carpenter
Zombies vs. cyborgs (as analytical allegories)
Hybridity, interconnection, and WikiLeaks
Charli accuses Dan of having a pro-human bias
Critiquing the "women forced Obama into Libya" meme
Libya and the future of the "responsibility to protect"
Why isn't Obama pushing harder to oust Qaddafi?
Mar 11, 2011 — Daniel Drezner & Eli Lake
Can Islamists be pluralists?
Assessing Egyptian presidential frontrunner Amr Moussa
Will democracy make Islamism less popular?
Does the Tea Party have a foreign policy? And should we care?
Dan throws Glenn Beck's hat into the presidential ring
Academics with links to Qaddafi
Feb 17, 2011 — Daniel Drezner & Adam Weinstein
Dan's new book, "Theories of International Politics and Zombies"
Realists: After the dead rise, nothing much would change
Liberal institutionalists: An anti-zombie League of Nations
Neoconservatives: Defeating the axis of evil dead
Middle East protests through the lens of viral contagion
Why Dan is optimistic about beating a zombie outbreak
Jan 5, 2011 — Adam Serwer & Daniel Drezner
Adam: Don't charge Julian Assange under the Espionage Act
Dan: WikiLeaks tried and failed to embarrass the US
The troubling normalization of targeted assassination
Explaining the looming showdown over the debt ceiling
Obama's weird lame duck victories
An optimistic take on zombie apocalypse
Dec 17, 2010 — Matthew Yglesias & Daniel Drezner
Richard Holbrooke and the militarization of foreign policy
How can the State Department get more respect?
Augmenting civilian power
New START: the case for both optimism and depression
A world where a Sarah Palin tweet can affect foreign policy
Searching for rationality in North Korea
Nov 30, 2010 — Daniel Drezner & Eli Lake
Eli: WikiLeaks disproves the "Israel lobby" school of thought
Dan: Julian Assange has discredited his own ideology
Is Pfc. Bradley Manning a whistle-blower or a traitor?
The future of US-Russia relations
Has the "Axis of Evil" meme been vindicated?
Contemplating, with fear and trembling, attacking North Korea
Nov 3, 2010 — Daniel Drezner & Megan McArdle
Why the polls are wrong (or, perhaps, right)
Can Obama turn things around by 2012?
Is Palin too lazy to be president?
Megan's new life as a homeowner
Has Al Qaeda grown incompetent?
How zombies can unite us all
Oct 15, 2010 — Daniel Drezner & Eli Lake
Al Qaeda as an over-the-hill rock band
Should government spy on Americans who visit jihadist websites?
The moral quandary of odious regimes that help us fight terror
Is the American right fueling Islamic extremism?
Eli: Islam needs a reformation
Dan: "Pragmatism" in politics is a dodge
Sep 25, 2010 — Daniel Drezner & Megan McArdle
Explaining the rise in college prices
What makes a good professor? How can you tell?
Evaluating the GOP "Pledge to America"
Political survival in the age of Facebook
Megan to liberals: Stop boosting Palin's power!
Cyber warfare invades the real world
Aug 25, 2010 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
Does the mosque debate hurt national security?
Dan: The debate should be vociferous, the project should be built
On Iran, Heather sees similarities to the Iraq war run-up
Is there any reason for optimism about Israeli-Palestinian talks?
Waiting for a Great Man to solve our problems
Salacious gossip about a possible purge at Cato
Aug 1, 2010 — Alyssa Rosenberg & Seth Colter Walls
Intimidated by opera? Here's where to start
Is Lady Gaga insincere?
Pop culture that's not for heterosexual dudes
A dead novelist's personal library gets bargain-binned
Our postmodern critic-proof culture and the USA TV network
In defense of Dan Drezner
Jul 20, 2010 — Henry Farrell & Daniel Drezner
The out-of-control national security bureaucracy—exposed!
Henry doubts that the national security state can be reformed
Krugman vs. Cowen on Keynesianism vs. austerity
FinReg's passage rocks the political science world
The strangeness of politicians actually doing the right thing
Can sports change hearts and minds?
Jul 2, 2010 — Daniel Drezner & Megan McArdle
Dispatches from the McSudleman wedding (and honeymoon…)
Weigelgate, gossip, and Victorian literature
Did Rolling Stone's McChrystal story cross an ethical line?
Dan: To retreat in Afghanistan, we must first go forward
The spy ring reveals Russia's misunderstanding of America
The economic question: stimulus or retrenchment?
Jun 3, 2010 — Robert Farley & Daniel Drezner
Rob on Israel's raid: Anything would have been better
The IDF's reputation sinks, Israel's relations with Turkey sour
Is Israel embracing pariah status?
Why does China put up with North Korea's shenanigans?
Japanese PM resigns; Netanyahu may follow
How American public support for Israel will change
May 28, 2010 — Charli Carpenter & Daniel Drezner
Why doesn't South Korea try to out-crazy the North?
Gaming out China's interests on the Korean peninsula
Is forced regime-change the answer?
Why Obama's 2010 National Security Strategy matters
Should the US assassinate an American-born radical cleric?
Winning the war on terror: The Yoda Doctrine
Apr 29, 2010 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
The Ouzo Effect: Will Greece's debt woes spread?
Dan: Once again, the EU is blowing it
The bond market, like life, isn't fair
Sympathy for Gordon Brown
Attack on South Korean ship reveals schisms within the North?
Puzzling over what South Korea should do now
Mar 29, 2010 — Henry Farrell & Daniel Drezner
Will health care reform give Obama a foreign policy boost?
Obama and Netanyahu, less than the best of pals
The Frumble in the jungle
Can conservative intellectuals ride the Tea Party tiger?
The Catholic Church's systemic failure
Is the Greek financial crisis just the tip of the iceberg?
Mar 11, 2010 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
Why did it take so long to make a good Iraq war movie?
Dan's paean to Pixar
The ivory tower vs. real-life experience
Why it's hard to bring together academics and policy makers
After Iraqi elections, guarded optimism
Heather to Dems: Run on national security in 2010
Jan 28, 2010 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
Why the State of the Union won't be about foreign policy
Even in a bad economy, the isolationist trope has lost steam
Hacking exposes growing US-China friction
Google: A newly powerful foreign policy actor
Did national security politics help Scott Brown win?
Conspiracy theory alert: US caused the earthquake in Haiti!
Jan 12, 2010 — Henry Farrell & Daniel Drezner
Plucky little Iceland vs. British and Dutch investors
Iceland's awful choice pits democrats against technocrats
Jim Manzi stirs debate on social democracy and economic growth
Economic showdown: Europe vs. America
Is US global influence withering away?
Dan: America is #1 (for now)
Jan 4, 2010 — Daniel Drezner & Megan McArdle
Revisiting the causes of the financial crisis
Existential threats and the inevitability of the Iraq war
Grading Obama's Afghanistan policy
Megan foresees a bad year for Democrats
Has Obama's first year been disaster-free?
Lesson of the decade: "It's complicated"
Oct 8, 2009 — Flynt Leverett & Daniel Drezner
What Iran wants from negotiations with the US
Flynt: Why a grand bargain is necessary
Dan: Making nice with Iran would anger our Mideast allies
Considering an alternative strategy: containment
Could Obama sell a grand bargain to the American public?
Is Iran stable enough to negotiate with?
Sep 27, 2009 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
The late-breaking, strategically made news about Iran
Is the Iranian regime stable enough to negotiate?
What's the bare minimum Iran has to do to avoid sanctions?
The G-8 is dead. Long live the G-20!
Multilateralism: Bush vs. Obama
Obama's UN week will hurt his poll numbers
Sep 16, 2009 — Daniel Drezner & Reihan Salam
A year after Lehman, the disasters we successfully avoided
Can inflation save us?
Grading Bernanke
Why the US needs to be more like China (and vice versa)
Dan fears Obama will spark a trade war
Can politicians still tell hard truths?
Aug 11, 2009 — Daniel Drezner & David Frum
Clinton in North Korea: distasteful but necessary
Now Iran has US hostages, too—what should Obama do?
Dan: John Bolton is the Glenn Beck of foreign policy
Why North Korea's neighbors support the status quo
How the Iranian upheaval hurts Obama
David: Make Iran's leaders permanent international pariahs
Jul 14, 2009 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
Rating Obama's G-8 trip
Dan ridicules carbon tariffs
Is global coordination to fight global warming possible?
China's paradoxical wishes for the American economy
Rethinking multilateralism
Can Obama save the Doha trade talks?
Jun 20, 2009 — Robert Wright & Daniel Drezner
Monotheism as an instrument of ancient foreign policy
First there was God, then Bob's God book. Did we miss anything?
How Obama deploys the wisdom of the scripture
Dan: The Iranian protests can only end in one of two ways
Predictions on Iran
The effect of Obama's Muslim charm offensive
May 11, 2009 — Joseph Nye & Daniel Drezner
Joe: Political science has become irrelevant to actual politics
Should scholars just stay in their ivory towers?
The barriers to making scholarship actually useful
How policymaking is like heroin
Quals vs. Quants
Joe, coiner of "soft power," grades Obama's foreign policy
May 6, 2009 — Henry Farrell & Daniel Drezner
How swine flu is like the financial crisis
The WHO's wolf-crying conundrum
What libertarians don't like about democracy
New dad Henry pines for a nanny-state nanny
Is Obama excessively apologizing for America's sins?
The best movies about international relations
Apr 15, 2009 — Robert Farley & Daniel Drezner
Understanding modern piracy
Why did the pirates keep Captain Phillips hostage?
The problems of waging a global war on piracy
Rob admires the duplicitous French
The Jason Bourne solution
Dan asks if pirates Arrr! to be taken seriously
Mar 30, 2009 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
Everything you need to know about the London G-20 summit
Why Europe isn't in the mood to stimulate
Is dangerous protectionism on the rise?
Dan: Two cheers for sweatshops
The threat of a currency war with China
Will the US ever regain its pre-Bush prestige?
Mar 17, 2009 — Daniel Drezner & David Frum
Comparing Obama and Reagan
David's four-step plan for GOP recovery
Conservative insanity watch: FEMA concentration camps?
Chas Freeman: man of one too many opinions
Realists gone wild?
Worries about China's weakness
Feb 18, 2009 — Matthew Yglesias & Daniel Drezner
Is Obama smart to tune out the cable news cycle?
Why GOP obstructionism is irrelevant
Dan to Republicans: Copy Howard Dean
How Obama can use Cuba to outflank Hugo Chavez
Will the economic crisis create an unstable China?
Creditor countries vs. debtor countries
Jan 27, 2009 — Henry Farrell & Daniel Drezner
Obama's foreign policy advisers get stuck in a tunnel of doom
The Obama administration's first diplomatic gaffes
Geithner accuses China of currency manipulation
Did the "Israel Lobby" help or hurt its authors' careers?
Dan dares young social scientists to be bolder
Bill Kristol's NYT column was a failure. Who could do better?
Jan 14, 2009 — Rosa Brooks & Daniel Drezner
In defense of inaugural balls
Is the endlessly long transition period actually a good thing?
Should Obama appoint lots of special envoys?
A possible escape from Israeli-Palestinian mutual stupidity
Rosa says Israel can and should negotiate with Hamas
Joe the Plumber and Bono, together at last
Dec 31, 2008 — Megan McArdle & Daniel Drezner
Another political victory for Israel's foes
Will the global recession provoke more wars?
The incredible shrinking economy
How fewer jobs will affect higher education
Megan thinks the stimulus package is unstimulating
2009 predictions (brought to you by the fine makers of Diet Coke)
Dec 23, 2008 — Joshua Cohen & Daniel Drezner
Adventures with student plagiarism
Condi Rice's fraught return to Stanford
Was torture an understandable result of 9/11?
Josh fears the GOP will run a coded racist campaign in 2012
A liberal makes a surprise case for preventive detention
Which movie best epitomizes the Bush era?
Dec 3, 2008 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
Heather predicts the Mumbai attack will be India's 9/11
Why Al Qaeda's networked structure both helps and hurts it
Will the Mumbai attack spark a regional war?
How Americans became a fearful people
Is Obama betraying the staffers who chose him over Hillary?
Dan on the State Department: Bloat, baby, bloat!
Nov 11, 2008 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
What will McCain do next?
Pros and cons of GOP obstructionism
Staffing the Obama administration
Want to work for Obama? Here's some advice
The financial crisis and the death of schadenfreude
Dan's hopes for the upcoming G-20 financial summit
Oct 29, 2008 — Henry Farrell & Daniel Drezner
Is capitalism dead?
A hare economy vs. a tortoise economy
If the old Washington consensus is bust, what comes next?
Why developing countries need to end corruption, pronto
China's troubling lack of international cooperation
Dan sees parallels between now and the 1930s
Oct 15, 2008 — Megan McArdle & Daniel Drezner
Financial crisis: Is the worst behind us?
Why we probably don't know enough to prevent catastrophe
The political odor of Paul Krugman's Nobel
Megan thinks neither candidate's economic plan will actually work
Why capitalism is (or isn't) dead
Megan and Dan offer their lukewarm presidential endorsements
Sep 30, 2008 — Robert Wright & Daniel Drezner
Dan is a little freaked out by Monday's events
Has Congress paved the way for a global depression?
Who's to blame for the failure of the Paulson bill?
How Obama might save the day
Free-form catastrophizing
Closing thoughts on the end of the world as we know it
Sep 8, 2008 — Daniel Drezner & Elvin Lim
Presidential-rhetoric expert Elvin reviews McCain's big speech
Palin's speech: great politics, awful civics?
McCain's potent patriotism
The power of simple-but-profound rhetoric
Dan explains why BhTV won't save democracy
Elvin predicts Obama's intellectualism will continue to wane
Aug 10, 2008 — Daniel Drezner & Robert Kagan
What China wants from the Olympics
Is China an inveterate troublemaker?
Why there will never be a Chinese glasnost
Bob faults the West for ignoring China's autocratic nature
Can the US criticize China while buying so many Chinese goods?
How the Olympics could hurt Sino-American relations
Jul 16, 2008 — Rosa Brooks & Daniel Drezner
Is McCain just too cool for email?
Is capitalism about to collapse?
Rosa sees economic apocalypse; Dan says to put down the shotgun
The trouble with laughing at Obama
Why Obama is wrong to denounce the politics of fear
How liberals could diminish Obama's transformative power
Jun 17, 2008 — Henry Farrell & Daniel Drezner
Ireland rejects new E.U. Constitution, angering European elite
Why Tim Russert's death hit people in the gut
If it's Sunday, it's … "Meet Christopher Hitchens"?
Today's blogging breed of public intellectual
Starbucks: harbinger of a new age of intellectual discussion
You can take Obama out of Hyde Park, but …
Jun 3, 2008 — Ezra Klein & Daniel Drezner
Examining the wreckage of Bill Clinton
How Clinton lost his game
Is the public intellectual going extinct or just evolving?
Why Ezra hates political science
Dan's and Ezra's required reading for presidential candidates
May 23, 2008 — Daniel Drezner & Megan McArdle
Appeasement alert: Israel negotiates with Syria
How being screwed now can help the GOP in the future
Do opponents of the surge protest too much?
Did sexism hurt Hillary more than racism helped her?
Our problem with women as leaders
The politics of air travel
Apr 29, 2008 — Daniel Drezner & Megan McArdle
Why academics are bitter
Does graduate school produce unhappy lives?
Should John Yoo's tenure protect his job?
Megan responds to her critics on torture and war crimes
Dan says US torture policy enables foreign misbehavior
A pie in the face: the perfect symbol of public discourse
Apr 8, 2008 — Juan Cole & Daniel Drezner
Will Petraeus and Crocker say anything we don't already know?
Juan says we are in bed with Iran in Iraq
Translating Iraq campaign poetry into governing prose
Dan and Juan clash over putting a permanent base in Kurdistan
When we leave Iraq, how many Iraqis must we take with us?
How would Iraq's neighbors perceive withdrawal?
Feb 12, 2008 — Heather Hurlburt & Daniel Drezner
Can candidates discuss foreign policy in a non-stupid way?
The future of the Iraq debate
Talking foreign policy without losing the average Joe
Heather on why Democrats are getting stronger on defense
How to trick Congress into spending more on diplomacy
Dan defends Bush's diplomatic skills
Feb 5, 2008 — Robert Farley & Daniel Drezner
Bad superbowl ads: harbinger of America's decline?
Hegemony in popular debate and academia
Is US hegemony really on the wane?
Viewer challenge: Name a good pop international relations book
Should we trust candidates' foreign policy promises?
Why Republicans like Obama
Jan 16, 2008 — Henry Farrell & Daniel Drezner
Political scientists react to New Hampshire
Can politicians still get away with coded speech?
Analyzing political sore-loserdom
The dark side of libertarianism
Jonah Goldberg's "Liberal Fascism"
Will the presidential race improve our image abroad?
Dec 7, 2007 — Glenn Kessler & Daniel Drezner
Condi's mistakes as National Security Adviser
Condi's secrecy and power as Secretary of State
What goes on in Cheney's brain?
Condi's image here; our image abroad
How past success breeds current failure
Annapolis as last-minute term paper
Nov 20, 2007 — Henry Farrell & Daniel Drezner
Dan defends Angelina Jolie's foreign policy
Henry is disquieted by Bill Gates's influence
Mandatory retirement for pundits!
Should op-ed pages become group blogs?
Why are so many jihadists engineers?
Tailoring economic development like a suit
Sep 20, 2007 — Daniel Drezner & Matthew Yglesias
Mere bloggers appraise New York Times columnists
Where's that long-awaited neocon drumbeat on bombing Iran?
Wonks defend wonkery
Matt vs. Dan on Greenspan's veracity
The ultimate indictment of Bush
Dan reluctant to let his students set his salary
Aug 21, 2007 — Daniel Drezner & Megan McArdle
Everybody hates Megan
Blaming the foreign policy community for Iraq
Is the US an imperial power?
The real reason the netroots is mad
Foreign policy bigthink: Giuliani-Edwards badness bakeoff
Giuliani was a good (creepy authoritarian) mayor
Jul 31, 2007 — Daniel Drezner & Byron York
The numbers are in: Democrats still aren't trusted to fight terror
But what do the numbers really mean?
A tenured professor defends tenure
Why so many lefty profs?
Have we, at last, turned the corner in Iraq, finally, again?
Is YouTube really changing the debate?
Jul 19, 2007 — Ed Kilgore & Daniel Drezner
Ed explains the Senate's sleepover strategy
Will Democrats wait for Bush to bomb Iran to impeach him?
The warmongering GOP candidates
Rudy "kneecapped" by ex-Bushie
Edwards vs. Obama on poverty
The death of Clintonomics
Jun 18, 2007 — Robert Wright & Daniel Drezner
Should bloggingheads be monogamous?
The new two-state solution: Fatahland and Hamastan
Dan stupidly defends academic freedom
Fighting the Chinese poison peril
Is infotech anti-authoritarian?
Dan aces sports quiz
May 29, 2007 — Daniel Drezner & Megan McArdle
Dan and Megan's blogging tics, you know, revealed
Should you blog your dog's death?
How MySpace changed the job interview
Subway systems we have loved
Libertarians for Romney! Dan makes the case
Hugo Chavez's impending oil crisis
May 8, 2007 — Matthew Yglesias & Daniel Drezner
Why, really, do the netroots chafe Chait (and vice versa)?
Matt and Dan wonkishly analyze their roles in the wonkosphere
Dan triggers trade war among economists
Why do white NBA refs call so many fouls on black players?
Is it racism? Or have millions of baseball fans come to hate Barry Bonds on his merits?
Why France won't change
Apr 18, 2007 — Matthew Yglesias & Daniel Drezner
Putting the Virginia Tech massacre into perspective
Killing sprees and domestic violence
Dan feels sorry for Wolfowitz; Matt doesn't
Why presidents (and not just Bush!) screw things up
Matt's book plug: The rise and fall of liberal hawks
Dan's book plug: The rise and rise of international institutions
Mar 27, 2007 — Henry Farrell & Daniel Drezner
Dan and Henry analyze BhTV's new business model and then defy it by failing to yell at each other
Henry reviews Dan's new book 'All Politics Is Global'
What do Tom Friedman and John Mearsheimer have in common? (No, it's not that!)
Henry's a bit cheery about the EU's future
Dan's a bit glum about libertarianism's future
Mar 12, 2007 — Garance Franke-Ruta & Daniel Drezner
Dan pities Coulter; Garance doesn't
What killed the "America Abroad" blog?
Liberal interventionism isn't imperialism, is it?
Ahmadinejad as America's Godsend
Hollywood whores seek presidency
Is neoliberalism dead?
Feb 27, 2007 — Virginia Postrel & Daniel Drezner
Helen Mirren is hot
Dan's Oscar predictions were not so hot
Student confessions
The future of privacy
Pssst…. wanna buy a kidney?
Why aren't there more good book reviews?
Feb 13, 2007 — Brink Lindsey & Daniel Drezner
Why these two libertarians are homeless (and Brink's plan to get them off the streets)
Is Obama just another Perot?
Is economic inequality really growing?
What's so bad about a winner-take-all economy?
The globalization of populism
Why global trade talks are failing
Jan 22, 2007 — Matthew Yglesias & Daniel Drezner
Peyton Manning endorses this BhTV segment
Iraq recriminations: Who said pundits should be right?
Matt and Dan relive the run-up to the war
Would a nuclear Iran nuke Israel?
BTW, does Bush have a national security strategy?
Hillary, Barack, etc.: This campaign has already jumped the shark
Jan 3, 2007 — Eric Alterman & Daniel Drezner
Memories of the Ford Administration
Eric evaluates the punditocracy
The era of big liberalism is over
Dan evaluates grand foreign policy strategies
Dec 15, 2006 — Henry Farrell & Daniel Drezner
Say, whatever happened to the Iraq Study Group?
Protests about the lack of war protests
You say withdrawal, I say offshore balancing
The economy is not fair: discuss….
The Krugman question: Should academics opine?
Barack Obama, Political God
Nov 27, 2006 — Henry Farrell & Daniel Drezner
Political scientists on Iraq: We are so screwed
Trading jabs on trade
The Horowitz, The Horowitz
Where have all the big books gone?
Is Hacker a hack?
Nov 9, 2006 — Matthew Yglesias & Daniel Drezner
Dan's fine whine
A farewell to Rums
Free trade: dead again
Netroots vs. Rahmania
Matt vs. the constitution
Oops, she did it again
Oct 19, 2006 — Ann Althouse & Daniel Drezner
Bloggers in their natural habitats
Hugo Chavez: the touch of death
Free speech on campus
Ann to youngsters: Curse!
Total immersion in virtual reality and reality TV
Ann and Dan share blogging tips
Oct 6, 2006 — Matthew Yglesias & Daniel Drezner
Maybe Foley's fetish for minors isn't so major
North Korea plans to go kaboom
Are Grand Strategies all that grand?
TV on DVD is the new crack
Reading Woodward without reading Woodward
Aug 29, 2006 — Daniel Drezner & Mickey Kaus
Hezbollah's morning after
It's always "all about respect," isn't it?
Paris Hilton is no Zsa Zsa Gabor!
Can the government do anything about income inequality?
Why are the Dems going after Wal-Mart?
Jul 27, 2006 — Robert Wright & Daniel Drezner
Israel's long, hard slog
Is the clash of civilizations finally at hand?
Behind Bush's Israel policy
Juan Cole and the plight of the academic blogger
Who doomed Doha?
Bob defends progressive realism against Dan's incursions
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These lemon poppy seed pancakes not only look delicious, they incorporate a lot of the springy flavors we were drooling over in our recent cupcake orgy post (citrus and berries are such a great combination). But these pancakes have something going for them that cupcakes don't: it's socially acceptable to scarf down a pile of them first thing in the morning. Check out the recipe here, and let the Sunday morning pancake scarfing commence! [via Picky Cook]


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