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Dutch Society Crumbling; & Links

December 15, 2004

At Peeve Farm, Brian Tiemann highlights a Telegraph article on the breakdown of Dutch society and the beginnings of a middle-class exodus.

Coddled young Japanese women are moving to Paris with ridiculously idealized expectations, and then freaking out, Expatica reports. Hat tip: Right Thinking From The Left Coast.

Skor Grimm doesn't want 500 channels. No, not at all. Rants like this are one reason I like Skor. You will also like Skor. You should read Skor, often.

The Portland Tribune offers a revealing profile of a homeless mom. Link via Portland blogger Jack Bogdanski, who TODAY is holding his second annual Buck-A-Hit charity fundraiser. For every visit to his site by midnight (as measured by SiteMeter), he and his wife will set aside one dollar, with the total to be divided among the Oregon Food Bank, the food pantry of St. Philip Neri Parish, and the Daybreak Shelter for homeless families. You should visit Jack's site anyway, so why not today? It's a fine mix of Portland-area and Oregon news and commentary. Jack's a tax law professor, so if so he happens to blog in his pajamas, I don't really care, OK?

Finally, Robert Hayes at Let's Try Freedom on Why Rumsfeld Should Stay.

Posted by Matt Rosenberg at December 15, 2004 07:42 AM


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Comments:

Thanks for the link. By "every other" unique visit, I meant "every additional," meaning every single one. Come on over, folks.

Posted by: Jack Bog at December 15, 2004 08:26 AM

Thanks for the clarification Jack. I made an edit accordingly. Good luck with the fundraiser.

Posted by: Matt R. at December 15, 2004 02:58 PM

Did you see that I'm on Skor's blogroll of enemies? He/she is funny but I wish I knew who I was pissing off.

Posted by: Greg at December 18, 2004 01:06 PM

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