Is anyone getting “spawned” when visiting LI?
A reader has complained that links produce multiple “spawned” pages.
I’ve never had the problem, and our site is clean of viruses as far as we can determine.
Is anyone else having this problem?
I know I shouldn’t take these sort of things personally.
But really, must they taunt me?
In case you missed it:
that I post TaxProf’s quarterly law professor blog rankings merely for informational purposes.
External measures like blog traffic are not important to me.
No, I blog for the personal satisfaction of expressing my views to complete strangers who communicate with me using fake names.
That and that alone is enough to keep me going.
So...
I was interviewed for the Roderick Dean Show.
We covered a variety of subjects, including Geroge Zimmerman, some background about me, and Legal Insurrection in general.
I also answer the mystery surrounding what is a “clinical law professor.”
Friend of the blog, blogger, and commenter Ric Locke (warlocketx) has bad news on his blog (h/t Instapundit), It’s Lung Cancer:
Stage III, inoperable. Median survival prognosis: One year after diagnosis.
Which is, as it turns out, the reason I haven’t been accomplishing much, including posting here and making progress on the sequel...
In case you didn’t notice, we recently turned live a Twitter “Reactions” section just above the comments.
It pulls Tweets which link back to the post url. Most will be Tweets from the large Twitter Share button, but anyone who links to the post in Twitter will show up. You can hover over the...
By this imitation without so much as a h/t?
Democratic Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren joins list of politicians with a ‘Google problem’:
Although it is not the most serious “Google problem” a political hopeful has seen this election season, Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful Elizabeth Warren does have an unwanted association popping up on...
There were may good speeches at the Right Online conference, including Sarah Palin and Michelle Malkin.
I particularly liked Hugh Hewitt’s speech, and his emphasis on how we each play an important role in the movement:
“Every day is a new day online and every barrier to entry is down… I want to...
Yesterday I posted about Joe Scarborough bad-mouthing bloggers sitting in the basement eating Cheetos.
Last night Michelle Malkin encountered the same attitude from Juan Williams (jump ahead to 6:45 if you don’t have much time)(via HotAir):
I’ll tell you what Michelle, I’m a real reporter, not a blogger out in the blogosphere somewhere …
Bloggers can’t let up...
Ace:
Comments Are Disabled Until Further Notice
I apologize to most commenters….
I will have to end commenting until I can figure out how to ban them….
But there are some who just enjoy sabotage and fragging.
I don’t know how to fix it at the moment, so I’m going to possibly simply destroy the blog...
I attended the Breitbart Awards dinner in Providence last night. It was part of the Future of Journalism Summit sponsored by The Heritage Foundation and The Franklin Center.
Jim Hoft has the details on the winners. There were about 100 people in attendance.
Via Jim’s blog, here’s Anne with Jim, Andrew Marcus (HatingBreitbart –...
Via Facebook (h/t iambasic in Tip Line):
Now, sympathizers of convicted domestic terrorist Brett Kimberlin are harassing me, tearing me apart—and coming after my family.
In the past two weeks, hackers have tried accessing my email accounts, they’ve placed a fake SWAT call on a colleague, and just two days ago they posted the...
Yesterday I highlighted the good work being done by Robert Stacy McCain to follow up on the Kimberlin/Walker case and related issues.
Kudos also go out to Patrick Frey at Patterico, who has gone through as much as anyone, for continuing to follow through, including these posts:
When someone in the blogosphere does a good job on a story, and goes places no one else has gone with it, he or she deserves credit, and at least a shout out.
Robert Stacy McCain is still on the Brett Kimberlin/Aaron Walker story while many others have moved on, including these recent posts:
