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Every year, a few days after New Years (once the data is truly complete), I try to do a post exploring some of the traffic patterns and...

2014 is over, and as we've done every year for the past few years, we'll try to round up some of "the numbers" about...

Here are some Album-a-Day projects which have been completed: (The count so far is: 388 registered albums-a-day!) Spastic Moose - Then Come The Chunks (not yet digitized) - This one was recorded right before my bandmate Sophia and I split for college in 1997. We didn't know it was an album-a-day at the time, but it counts! Tom 7 vs. Ultimate Warrior - Barmy Badger Backpackers (30 songs, 23:42) - This one was made by me and my roommate Don, and was the first conscious Album-a-Day effort. Mostly pretty embarrassing, but there are some gems, I think. (Scroll down and start with one of my

Tue, Jan 12th 2021 9:39am — Mike Masnick Every year a few days after New Years we post some stats about traffic and comments to effectively close the books on the year. I know that lots of sites do this prior to the end of the year, but we always wait until the new year is really here to make sure we have all the actual stats. I had meant to do this last week, but last week was a bit crazy and it kept me a bit busier than the average "first week of January." So, we're running a bit late here. If you'd like to see all such previous posts, they are here: 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2...

The pendulum swings back, and the president knows that. >> you're already seeing some of the blowback come from his base after the tariff announcement. you saw that laura ingraham tweeting that trump caved so he'll have to watch that pault of his base as well. >> promises made, promises kept. he needs to show places like this, this area in pennsylvania, that he's keeping their promises because as you pointed out, the tax cuts didn't really help this sector of his base. and so he needs to point to something else and that's manufacturing. >> and for all we talk about the national numbers, which ...