Welcome to the RTB! Nashville Files examines 'What is Justice'?

Theresa of Hatamaran gives us a peek "Gratuitous kitty and boobie bloom shots"

Ashby reports his views on the UT ticket hoopla at knock/snooze.

Douglas Mc Daniel submits two for us, his Democrats SAT and a A Twelve Step Program for the American Voter.

Gunner at "No Quarters" tells us about his news sources.

Mason Wilson of The Southern Reporter honors Pat Tillman.

Two great entries from Deb over at Sugarfused: The Homeless Carnival Bear and But for the Grace of God.

A look at the workings of B-Movie actor Rutger
Hauer by Big Stupid Tommy.

Barry of "Inn of the Last Home" tells us how he was "saved by the bell"

South Knox Bubba tells us about the black box voting machine ban.

Says Uncle looks at home schooling biases and the history of the bulldog

Over at Second-Day Lede, Janet Dagley Dagley looks at the controversy surrounding the photos of flag draped coffins returning home from battle.

This says it all for Mark at "The (Almost) Daily Comment".

Thomas Nephew submits two posts, he takes issue with an April article by Matthew Yglesias in Genocide: "Never again" or "Again? and Whatever" "Preemptive absolution, Al Qaeda style" about the 3/11 Madrid bombers drinking habits.

In a two part post, Isaac gives us the facts about smoking as part of his crusade to stop a loved one from smoking.

In an April 26th post, Michael Roy Hollihan at "Half-Bakered" examines "Journalistic Bias".

Go over to Granny rant to read about "A Sure Fire Way to Beat Bush", examine how the "Supreme Court To Decide -- Can Cheney And Bush Operate A "Sort Of" U. S. Elected Dictatorship? and find out "Who Wins the Medal Toss?

"Reduce Gooby Government!" Find out how, over at goobage.

Mark tells us not to forget our history at The Conservative Zone.