capers as well, then the smoked salmon is perfect.

Cool site! Check out my new blog, Mousepads, Shoe Leather, and Hope - The Great Grassroots Campaign. Also, check out my Dean stores, The Great Grassroots Campaign and You Have The Power. The proceeds from the shop will be given to the new Generation Dean chapter on campus. If you feel like linking to any of the sites I gave you, I'd be happy to add a link to your site on my blog. Keep up the good work with your site.

Is the Dean campaign now comment-section-spamming?

Not the Dean campaign, just me. I am an unofficial volunteer trying to promote my site.

what if i dont want the power? i prefer being crushed under the oppresive heels of ashcroft and co. on the other hand, i could go for some of that al sharpton triple chocolate right about now.

Laura, love the Dean shirts you have at CafePress.

My hobby is woodworking, so I mess up a lot of shirts with glue, stains, varnishes, tung oil, etc.

If I give you my address, can you bundle up the shirts after the election and send me a couple dozen? I work in my basement, and there isn't anybody there to see them and laugh their asses off at me for wearing one.

Thanks!!!

i looked at the dean site, is it some sort of satire? i wasnt aware that hippies was a huge target demograhic these days. And please alert us if anyone records the song so i can get right on downloading it, its practically priceless.

I don't want the power either; I prefer being a henchman of evil.

Wesley Clark's flavor should have been the "Wesley Clark Bar Maple Crunch: Vanilla ice cream with Clark Bars and the remains of Howard Dean".

And why is Easterbrook duplicating material from his TMQ column to his blog?

Add some fresh dill to the cukes, also to the salmon if you like. Those cucmbers should be the small, hard pickle-style gerkins you get in Russia, not the bland big American ones.

And chase it with some Gzhel' vodka ($5 a bottle at Sheremetyevo duty-free--much better than anything available in the US).

Check my tzaziki recipe, posted at my blog, The Irrationalist, yesterday. If you don't know what tzaziki is, and you like Mediterranean food, you're missing out! There has been an intersting spate of food postings in the blogosphere recently. I almost fell off my chair when I saw the one for the salmon tortilla at Volokh, just because that's generally a law blog. The recipe sounded good, if rather heavy (the melted cheese was a giveaway).

Let's not forget Vodkapundit's recipes. In fact, he was working on a recipe book for bachelors before his hiatus.

I think Virginia Postrel is hot. I keep trying to get her to put up more pictures.

My weekly Sunday breakfast - bagel (w/works), smoked salmon, red onion, the cukes (nice touch) - then 2 additions

- Killer Japanese wasabi
- Dark, Belgian Trappist beer - just the right body to blend and that 12% kick and those happy little bubbles are a great way to while away a lazy Sunday

Smoked Trout! Served with french bread, a mayonnaise/mustard/dill sauce, and a glass of Riesling Kabinett.

Dean Esmay has adopted a new policy inspired by Laura in DC.