It’d have been funnier to read about how Doug Bass climbed into his Toyota Prius, spurs and all.
And I honestly didn’t meet real cowboys until I was in college — those are some good stories.
7/22/2008
Death of the free-lance Cowboy?
Interviews you may enjoy
Radio interviews and podcasts you may be interested in:
Scott Horton talks to Mark Thornton
Lew Rockwell’s first podcast
Lew Rockwell talks with Joseph Salerno
Joseph Salerno interviewed at CSPAN
What copy did I send him?
If you’re interested, I’ve written a couple pieces in the past week or so.
One discusses free-trade agreements and Korea.
The newest one discusses the peaceful rise of China.
And you may also be interested in the “shared” posts in Google Reader. So find me on that.
Also, a shout out to Eric Garris, who fixed a number of little errors in the China piece. It’s the damndest thing, apparently I saved two different copies (a normal one, and a bad ass one) and sent LRC the normal one. It was missing a number of little corrections I’ve made that for whatever reason, never made it into the final draft.
For instance, if you read the Chinese piece, my two versions have two completely different footnotes for number 9. Here is a good nugget that never made the published copy because of my tomfoolery:
According to a recent story by the Associated Press: 130,000 PLA troops “repaired more than 14,600 kilometers, or 9,100 miles, of roads, installed 220,000 shelters and relocated more than 1.4 million people” over the course of two months.
Anyways, the moral of the story is that while it is good to store and backup copies in various places, be sure to title them differently to properly distinguish them.
Note: agh, even one more recent note didn’t make it: China & Russia recently signed a border agreement. How’s that for peacefully handling disputes?