Over the weekend Ben realized a post I had written at DC Exile nearly two years ago had been used as a link in a New York Times blog post last week. My post's page views exploded and when I found out my only thought other than "cool" was, man, I hope I got my facts right with that one. Turns out I did, thank goodness. Which leads to this:
Closing Thought: Better do it right the first time, because at some point somebody is going to check your work. Or worse yet, assume you're right.
Example that Disproves the Rule: This blog.
Second closing thought: How many days till Memorial Day? And Monday suck.
Round Up:
- Rep. Ryan has some nerve.
- Cyber Command gets the green light to load up
- Learning the wrong nation-building lessons in Afghanistan
- Subterranean Homesick Aliens
- The goal is keeping the safety net
- Ravens' safety Bernard Pollard gives the NFL 30 years
Closing Thought: Better do it right the first time, because at some point somebody is going to check your work. Or worse yet, assume you're right.
Example that Disproves the Rule: This blog.
Second closing thought: How many days till Memorial Day? And Monday suck.
Round Up:
- Rep. Ryan has some nerve.
- Cyber Command gets the green light to load up
- Learning the wrong nation-building lessons in Afghanistan
- Subterranean Homesick Aliens
- The goal is keeping the safety net
- Ravens' safety Bernard Pollard gives the NFL 30 years
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