Carnival of the Vanities – Jan 25th 2006 Edition

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The Carnival of the Vanities makes a brief one-week stay here at my humble blog and I’m glad to be able to present so many interesting articles. I won’t spend any more time fluffing it up, here is a nice collection of 43 posts representing the best of the blogs they’re published at. Enjoy!

• Flexo of Consumerism Commentary has some tips on how to become as rich as Bill Gates.
• JLP of AllThingsFinancial presents a very extensive list of Online Tax Resources in preparation for April 17th.
• nickel at fivecentnickel.com explains How to Build a CD Ladder.
• FMF at Free Money Finance presents Keys to Growing Net Worth, which discusses asset types and accumulation of each type impacts your net worth.
• dad at raising4boys.com talks about his experiences with getting Braces for an Eight Year Old
• Grill Maestro presents a brief howto guide on starting a simple charcoal grill.
• Goosing the Antithesis seeks to “kill the Christian worldview, by driving a rhetorical sword through its heart” in this article, Killing the Antithesis.
• Stephen Littau at Fearless Philosophy for Free Minds presents Fisking Fitch’s “Just Say No” Post
• Shandean Postscripts to Politics, Philosophy, & Culture has a post titled Toward the 18th Brumaire of George Bush: Leaks, Spies, Dirty Tricks, Security for this week’s carnival.
• Ironman from Political Calculations writes about Bad Information Design.
• Wayne of Blog Business World submits this article titled “Blogging your moods: What a feeling” for your reading pleasure.
• Kal’s World explains his 217th’s Theory of Life, explaining why us cro-mags sleep so lightly.
• The Radical Libertarian blogs about the relationship between anarchy and capitalism.
• The Cigar Intelligence Agency writes about an illegal excise tax you’re probably paying right now that you don’t have to in “A Tax Worth Dodging.”
• Doug Mataconis at Below The Beltway presents January 20, 1981 and the Iran Hostage Crisis.
• Dan Melson at Searchlight Crusade presents a more egregious eminent domain abuse (than Kelo vs. New London, in Connecticut) in More Eminent Domain Thievery. It’s bad.
• FIAR at Radioactive Liberty presents Weasel!
• The Ruminating Dude fires up his pen and his rage in his post titled “Well, Gee, Let’s Invade Iran, Too!.”
• Adam’s Blog argues that we should be paying Congress more in “Reform Government: Pay Congress More.”
• Steven Silvers ruminates on how the “Transparent Generation realizes downside to growing up online.“
• Buckley F. Williams at The Nose On Your Face presents Little Known Facts About Jack Bauer, a spoof on Chuck Norris facts.
• Greg at Generic Confusion presents A bad influence?
• David Daniels at Business & Technology Reinvention presents Cars are to Movies As…
• Madeleine Begun Kane at Mad Kane’s Notables presents If Not Now, Then When? — Sam Alito In Verse.
• muse at me-ander presents New York, Third Glance.
• Mr. Right at The Right Place presents Sunspot Activity Causes Brief Interruption of Karl Rove’s “Mind-Ray” – Democrats Claim Rare Moment of Sanity.
• Mitch Geller at DubiousProfundity presents History Ironics.
• mensa barbie at Mensa Barbie Welcomes You presents Formation of Radical Islam.
• Obi-Wan at Forward Biased presents A matter of Olympic proportions, a look at the career of Torino-bound figureskater Michelle Kwan.
• Josh Cohen at Multiple Mentality presents Switching Parties, an introspective look at his personal political leanings.
• Elisa Camahort at The Santa Clara County Democratic Party Blog presents Blog For Choice Day.
• Brad Warbiany at The Unrepentant Individual presents Social Security Part D
• The Information Junkie writes about how Nagin Works Both Sides of Aisle for Aid
• Scatterbox at stevensilvers.com submit a post titled “The revolution begins on Ken Lays web site.”
• Elisson at Blog d’Elisson presents Gym Nauseam.
• Warren Meyer at Coyote Blog presents Free the Hookers.

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