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*** Malkin - whose non-stop energy has raised my suspicion that she's a pundit cyborg produced in the same robotics lab responsible for the Glenn Reynolds - has a new video blogging effort that launches today. Looks interesting. I'm sure that her usual critics will wax rhapsodic with ultra-lame puns about the title ...

*** Hope springs eternal for America's next generation:

UPDATE: I dropped the Llama-ettes off at school this morning. As we were waiting in the car for the school to open, they had a loud, hanging-out-the-windows conversation with the little girl in the car (sic) astern to us. Topic? Fart jokes. It's an epidemic, I tell you, an epidemic sweeping our land, poisoning the minds of our young people today!

Personally, I'm of the belief that little girls telling fart jokes is a blessing on the world. Whitney Houston sang a song about it, I think. You know, before the crack.

*** "SEYMOUR HERSH & THE MUTANT NINJA BAMBOO." Sounds about par for the course coming from Hersh, who hasn't come close to non-fiction since about 1972.

*** James Joyner on the generals vs. Rumsfeld debate:

This highlights something about the military that most who have never served simply do not understand: There is plenty of free discussion and intellectual reflection. Contrary to the image portrayed in movies and television, military officers are not robots who merely say "Yes sir! Three bags full!" when told to do something. And, while there is undeniably an organizational culture, the "military mind" is anything but uniform.

Read the rest.

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