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| Comments (1). Full-text access to Washington Post, 1877-present. Good writing comes from good reporting. (I know that sounds like I'm trying to write a blurb. That should keep you mildly entertained.

Either one will get you to the latest news from your most trusted source. We are. Liberals hate Bush but what's interesting is how nervous he made the conservatives. Today we launched a couple of new pages: Impeachment votes Nomination votes Speaker elections Treaty votes Vice-Presidential tiebreakers Stay tuned for more functionality in the coming weeks, such as member mugshots and bill categories. Please feel free to send suggestions to adrian.holovaty@wpni.com, or leave a comment below.... By | December 21, 2005; 4:09 PM ET That's how I write. The Huygens probe is a phenomenal success. | Comments (0). Subscribe to The Post. Jet Set Journalism. | Comments (0). The full-text edition includes the years 1987 to present.

Stories By Date. | Comments (0). | Comments (0). They say the President doesn't read newspapers, but I hope he pauses to read the stunning Steve Fainaru story that ran at the top of Friday's front page. | Comments (0).

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Have had numerous moments of blogger neurosis. Sure, we blow each other up and destroy our own environment... By Joel Achenbach | January 17, 2005; 2:08 PM ET To land a spacecraft on a moon 900 million miles away is an achievement that momentarily redeems the human species. | Comments (0). David Finkel came... By Joel Achenbach | January 28, 2005; 11:34 AM ET The historic edition with full text searching of each page, individual articles and images include the years 1877-2000. It is a publication of The Washington Post. She states that the column is "highly opinionated and liberal" and concludes that it should no longer bear the name "White House Briefing," because the title may lead some readers to think it is the work of the paper's reporting staff. | Comments (0). Not sure I love blogging. As I mentioned in Jay's piece, my biggest concern all along has been that highlighting this issue -- one that has been openly discussed by John Harris and me for some time -- would create a perception that The Washington Post and washingtonpost.com are not working closely together on a daily basis.

The Express is a free daily newspaper, distributed in the Washington metropolitan area. Now I can walk tall again. We won't be able to answer all the e-mails we receive, but we will respond to some. Aspiring journalists are always asking me, "How did you become such a famous writer, in addition to being a sparkling conversationalist and an extraordinarily manly man?" The Post brought out some big lumber today with a front-page piece on a grieving father by David Finkel,  and a magazine cover story on Red America by David Von Drehle. Some day soon, with proper training, he'll be able to do this on his own. | Comments (0). The majority of our archive, which goes back to 1877, will remain available on a fee basis.... By Ju-Don Roberts | December 23, 2005; 3:18 PM ET About Achenblog. | Email a Comment.

I have all kinds of opinions about Bush's speech but whenever I write them up they sound too "Op-eddy," if you know what I mean. Flew back from Houston (and will soon try to post of some the furious emails from Houstonians) and taught the Georgetown class last night. Everyone thinks the actual Oscar ceremony itself goes on way too long, and I suppose I used to agree. You can now keep up with washingtonpost.com news headlines when you're on the go. The first part is easy. 60 Days of Archives Available. Here's the link to today's chat. Am so psyched to have gotten my hands on "Collapse," the new Jared Diamond book. Harris's response follows: Several of the comments here refer to me, and many others confuse the issues raised by Deborah Howell's column. See our, Read a limited number of articles each month, You consent to the use of cookies and tracking by us and third parties to provide you with personalized ads, Unlimited access to washingtonpost.com on any device, Unlimited access to all Washington Post apps, No on-site advertising or third-party ad tracking. Here is Joel's story. That's the goal of the Rough Draft column: Entertain them mildly. | Comments (0).

Stay tuned for more services for your busy lifestyle.... By Washingtonpost.com Editors | December 22, 2005; 4:31 PM ET Rough Draft. There is undeniably a certain irreverence to the column. Sixty days of washingtonpost.com archives are now available on our site.
| Comments (0). When that got fixed quite nicely (it's in the online columns section), I had a flash of... By Joel Achenbach | January 19, 2005; 4:37 PM ET It's like discovering a weird rash on your body, or breaking out in pox.

| Comments (0). When my voice emerges, it is often to provide context for those writings and spot emerging themes. "Intermediate" is such a lame word. By clicking “I agree” below, you consent to the use by us and our third-party partners of cookies and data gathered from your use of our platforms. It is very irritating... By Joel Achenbach | January 21, 2005; 8:38 AM ET

| Comments (0). An offshore gaming company puts 4-to-7 odds (a $7 dollar bet wins $4) on The Aviator winning Best Picture, followed by Million Dollar Baby (2-to-1) and Sideways (5-to-1). -- Hal... By Joel Achenbach | January 21, 2005; 9:25 AM ET | Comments (0).

It should also be noted that the washingtonpost.com and The Washington Post are separate subsidiaries of The Washington Post Company, so we're not in a position to speak for the newspaper. I have to learn to stop saying "notwithstanding" and "incontrovertibly." If you're a mammal and want to feel better about yourself, read this story on mammals and dinosaurs that ran a few days ago. By clicking “I agree” below, you consent to the use by us and our third-party partners of cookies and data gathered from your use of our platforms. | Comments (0). It's a tale of doom. I didn't quit the blog yesterday, I just worked. I have to fly to Houston tomorrow and this blog will go dark, but maybe you will amuse yourself with the Style Invitational.... By Joel Achenbach | January 25, 2005; 5:09 PM ET Hill cop shouted, "That is completely against the law!" We've continued to make improvements to the site, adding more helpful explanations in places and making interface improvements. The very exciting news is that Comcast got rid of the wall garden and now I have wireless broadband on my laptop, and it even works in the garage, a separate structure back by my alleyway, a refuge... By Joel Achenbach | January 17, 2005; 12:58 PM ET

Flapping Counter-Torque. She's laughing, she's heard some delicious gossip. People are still trying to figure out the Bush inaugural address. Houston is like a big, fat, overgrown cell, the membrane formed by interstate highways. | Comments (0).

| Comments (0). Random Sniping. Such a belief, Post political editor John Harris told her, dilutes the credibility of the newspaper.

| Comments (32), PostGlobal Launches "How the World Sees America". What a strange thing a second-term inauguration is. It's "Intermediate Journalism," but that title must be shunned. And good... By Joel Achenbach | January 25, 2005; 10:24 AM ET As the Post's political editor, I'd like to respond, in the interest of being as clear as possible about how we view our own work, and the concerns about "White House Briefing" in the Post newsroom.... By Washingtonpost.com Editors | December 12, 2005; 6:02 PM ET Post Magazine. But if learning more about the newspaper is of interest to you, be sure the check out the Ask The Post discussion series that occurs every Wednesday at noon.... By Jim Brady | December 4, 2005; 7:30 PM ET (If... By Joel Achenbach | January 31, 2005; 5:48 AM ET The omnipresent links make it easy for readers to assess my credibility. Style Section. Previously, 14 days of content was available through our news search, and the bulk of our content older than 14 days was accessible through our archives, or paid search. | Comments (7). | Comments (0). If you're a reptile, this blog isn't for you.... By Joel Achenbach | January 18, 2005; 4:17 PM ET For Best Actor, the prohibitive favorite is Jamie Foxx for "Ray,"... By Joel Achenbach | January 25, 2005; 5:05 PM ET Where had he been the last 13 years?

Young folks may not realize this, but Johnny Carson may well have been the biggest... By Joel Achenbach | January 24, 2005; 11:09 AM ET May actually start swaggering. We rely on readers like you to uphold a free press. You also agree to our Terms of Service.

She's also gorgeous, and literally attractive, in the sense that, without treally trying to,... By Joel Achenbach | January 18, 2005; 11:16 AM ET | Comments (0). Chet Rhodes washingtonpost.com Deputy Multimedia Editor, Breaking News... By Washingtonpost.com Editors | December 9, 2005; 8:28 PM ET | Comments (1). I am at Georgetown and can't figure out why this Typepad blogging tool won't let me create a link. There's no charge to use washingtonpost.com mobile content, but data charges from your mobile carrier may apply. So if you have any questions or comments about the site, feel free to send them to executive.editor@washingtonpost.com.

Washington Post Political Editor John Harris posted a response to readers in the comments area of the preceding post, but we are posting separately here to make it easier to find. Everyone met the latest assignment deadline. Incidentally, I am hoping that this... By Joel Achenbach | January 18, 2005; 4:12 PM ET My Colleague, the Pirate . Basically my point was... By Joel Achenbach | January 21, 2005; 1:19 PM ET Will start teaching this week at Georgetown, and in preparation glanced through some student publications. Taught my first class last night at Georgetown. | Comments (36). The students continue to be outstanding.

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