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• Robert F. Cole - Wilkes Barre Times-Leader

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• Americans should fight for freedom around the world - Daily Illini

5 December 2008, by

• New Dashboard Design

5 December 2008, by Matt You’ve probably gotten tired of hearing about it from us, but the day has finally come and the new dashboard is finally here. It’s now immediately available to everyone on WordPress.com. Change is always tricky, but pretty much everyone who has already switched to the new design and layout (that we affectionately call Crazyhorse) prefers it [...]

• WFB’s two worlds » GetReligion

3 December 2008, by unknown Conservative icon William F. Buckley Jr. once mentioned how difficult he found it to discuss his Catholic faith in the social circles in which he moved. I had trouble imagining Buckley, who was so clear about his beliefs in God and Man ...

• WFB’s two worlds - GetReligion

3 December 2008, by

• WFB’s two worlds

3 December 2008, by Conservative icon William F. Buckley Jr. once mentioned how difficult he found it to discuss his Catholic faith in the social circles in which he moved.

• Lela Mae Smith - Juneau County Star-Times

3 December 2008, by

• Bristow Group Announces the Passing of Former Director Peter Buckley - MarketWatch

3 December 2008, by

• 2.7 Gets Here in Two Days!

3 December 2008, by Jane Wells As promised, here is the advance notice that WordPress 2.7 is coming to WordPress.com, and will go live on Thursday, December 4, 2008 at 8pm Eastern Time. That’s 5pm Thursday in California, 1am Friday in London (UTC), 8am Friday in Jakarta, noon on Friday in Sydney…find your time here. Some people like to learn how to [...]

• Go Get A Blavatar

2 December 2008, by Heather Today’s post is dedicated to Chuck Norris: the man, the myth, the legend, and the star in our demo of a brand-new feature: Blavatars. “What-atars?” you say. Blavatars! Blog + avatars. As the incomparable Nikolay explains in the video below, your blavatar automatically becomes your favicon: the little icon that displays next to your blog’s URL in [...]

• Latest deaths - Pittsburgh Post Gazette

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• Buckley son plans book - Washington Times

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• November Wrap-Up

2 December 2008, by Matt Howdy! — or should I say “g’day, mate!” since I’m in Sydney for WordCamp Australia? November was a fun month, and the final month of development for WordPress 2.7 — coming very soon. It’s been an exciting process, and we think you’ll become a big fan of the changes that you’ll see in your dashboards. Here [...]

• Last Call for Blackford Oakes (Blackford Oakes Novel) William F. Buckley Jr.

1 December 2008, by Book Description Over twenty years ago William F. Buckley Jr. launched the dashing character of Blackford Oakes like a missile over the literary landscape.

• Tina Fey, Katie Couric, William F. Buckley, and More!: VF Daily ...

1 December 2008, by unknown Then, alerted that “Page Six” had picked up a few choice nuggets from Bob Colacello’s fascinating portrait of William F. Buckley Jr. and his incomparable wife, Pat, we rushed that piece online too. “Pat was the Queen of New York when ...

• Bob Colacello on Pat and Bill Buckley: About Us: vanityfair.com

1 December 2008, by VanityFair.com And they died within months of each other, in April 2007 and February 2008, as if William F. Buckley Jr., the famously polysyllabic founder of the modern conservative movement (and of its literary flagship, the National Review), ...

• Morning Memo: Christopher Buckley to Continue Telling All; Madonna ... - New York Observer

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• 'He Was Out to Get Me From the Very Beginning'

1 December 2008, by The only thing worse than a bitter old man is a paranoid bitter old man.Less loving is Gore Vidal, who can't drop his decades-long feud even now that Buckley is dead. "He was out to get me from the very beginning," Vidal told VF. "He wanted me to write for his little magazine. I spurned him, and he didn't like that. Bear in mind that this was a very stupid guy who never read any of those books he referred to and that Americans, being such hicks, thought he was a great nobleman and a real gentlem

• Christopher Buckley Publishing Book About Parents, William F. And ...

1 December 2008, by webmaster@huffingtonpost.com The BBC has a William F. Buckley documentary in production, and two biographies are on the way: an authorized life by New York Times Book Review editor Sam Tanenhaus and an oral history by former Washington Post gossip columnist Lloyd ...

• Список пассажиров Титаника

28 November 2008, by Buckley, Daniel* -3 Goodwin, William F. (child) -3

• Thanksgiving 2008

27 November 2008, by Heather From us at WordPress to you in the States: Happy Thanksgiving! Today, we’ll be passing the turkey and stuffing, and sharing what we’re thankful for. Such as… Jane: “Puppies and rainbows.” Heather: “Good friends, good food, and good websites.” Maya: “Cashew, Peanut, my job, my house, and the sun.” Matt: “The internet.” What about you? What has motivated, inspired, enlivened, [...]

• Wonkette : One Time, In 1976, Ronald Reagan And William F. Buckley ...

26 November 2008, by unknown Dead William F. Buckley Jr. has penned a RATHER RIBALD essay for Kathryn Jean Lopez’s National Review magazine about the year 1976, when the Buckley plutocrats invited the Reagan plutocrats to their 2000-year-old chateau, “Great Elm,” ...

• Honoring William F. Buckley Jr.

25 November 2008, by When one declares oneself to be a conservative, one is not, unfortunately, thereupon visited by tongues of fire that leave one omniscient. The acceptance of a series of premises is just the beginning. After that, we need constantly to inform ourselves, to analyze and to think through our premises and their ramifications. We need to ponder, in the light of the evidence, the strengths and the weaknesses, the consistencies and the inconsistencies, the glory and the frailty of our position, week in

• Where Do We Go From Here? 2

25 November 2008, by In the first post of this series, I lined out how I wanted to tackle this subject. A thoughtful analysis of the last Presidential election using the format of an Army After Action Review (AAR). I thought it would be quick and easy. Four separate, relatively short posts following the 4 steps of an AAR. Then, I started formulating the post that would be the first step in an AAR; "What was supposed to happen?" As I stated in my first post, I was going to use the military format of "Task, Condition

• Thunder Pig: Born This Day: <br />William F. Buckley

24 November 2008, by noreply@blogger.com (Thunder Pig) William F. Buckley. On this day in 1925, a boy was born who grew into a giant among men. I cannot put into words what the conservative movement owes this man for what he achieved during his lifetime. ...

• Birthdays: William F. Buckley by Maritha Pottenger » AstroDispatch ...

24 November 2008, by admin Around The Web » Birthdays: William F. Buckley by Maritha Pottenger. November 24th, 2008 @ 7:00 am by admin. “One of our readers requested that I analyze a chart using the format of Complete Horoscope Interpretation, but looking at a ...

• Before the Storm Barry Goldwater and the Unmaking of the American Consensus

21 November 2008, by Before the Storm Barry Goldwater and the Unmaking of the American Consensus A bold and astute narrative history of conservatism’s climb and one of the best-reviewed books of 2001. Rick Perlstein’s Before the Storm tells the story of the rise of the conservative movement in the liberal 1960s — a story that, until this book, had never been told. The figure at the heart of the story is, of course, Barry Goldwater, the handsome renegade Republican from Arizona who loathed the federal governm

• If I Ran the Zoo: WIlliam F. Buckley, Dynamo

20 November 2008, by aimai WIlliam F. Buckley, Dynamo. I can hear him whirring now. Who in his stable of writers said this? "So where has the GOP embraced to its detriment oogedy-boogedyism?" Go read digby. aimai. Posted by aimai at 4:28 AM ...

• Did populism collapse the house that WFB built?Some thoughts as to the wheres, hows, whens & wherefores.

19 November 2008, by I. The "Palin farce" & Republican populism.An article that should be required reading for the George Wills of the world appears in today's Wall Street Journal (which I spotted by way of Media Nation). Penned by a certain Mark Lilla, it's one of the bitter pills that I'd advise self-respecting Republicans to swallow:The Palin farce is already the stuff of legend. For a generation at least it is sure to keep presidential historians and late-night comedians in gainful employment, which is no small

• The Decline And Fall Of The NR Empire

18 November 2008, by Who does Rich “Starbursts” Lowry think he’s kidding? In a span of 252 days, the National Review lost two Buckleys — one to death, another to resignation — and an election. Now, thanks to the coarsening effect of the Internet on political discourse, the magazine may have lost something else: its reputation as the cradle for conservative intellectuals and home for erudite and well-mannered debate prized by its founder, the late William F. Buckley Jr. In the general conservative blogosphere