Enough monkeys with enough typewriters can by chance write a great novel it is said. So it is that enough articles in the NYT and at some time one can actually make some sense. The article after the jump is a editorial piece that is at least ok. But it still lacks what it claims… Read More »
I know, let’s now make a comedy about a journalist getting kidnapped and beheaded in some Muslim country. What F#(^!*& fool thought this movie plot would be funny? We know of one family of an ex- pizza delivery driver that won’t be watching the upcoming comedy “30 Minutes Or Less.” You see Brian Wells of… Read More »
This is the most important thing you will read this year. I have to include the entire article from Sky and Telescope here as a way to record it. The few folks that follow this blog may know that the Supreme Pundit keeps track of what the sun is doing and is a follower of… Read More »
Lately, everyone seems to have his own prediction for whether we’re entering a double-dip recession. This is a conversation that frustrates Ken Rogoff to no end. Rogoff, is co-author, with the Peterson Institute’s Carmen Reinhart, of “This Time Is Different: Eight Centuries of Financial Folly.” And when Rogoff hears economists talking about recessions and double-dips… Read More »
Just try putting this up in your cubicle at work next to your pinup calendar. Is this not demeaning to women? Using tits and ass to get people to look and read the message? Who knows if the femi-nazis will attack PETA for such a blatant sexist vile insult to upstanding women. Let’s see what… Read More »
The Queen of England and thus Australia claims 42% of Antarctica as its own, though the international community doesn’t recognize that claim. Now, the Lowy Institute for International Policy has issued a policy brief that urges the nation to stop thinking of Antarctic as a national security issue.
Raymond Johnson discovered he is ineligible for the Medicaid program that covers treatments for breast cancer because he is a man. Johnson is uninsured, and in order to afford the treatments, his patient advocate suggested he look into a federal program that could help. But a stipulation lies with receiving those funds: you must be… Read More »
Gold really isn’t all that special. There are far more useful elements out there. And several are even rarer than gold. (I should note that the following list is limited to elements within the Earth’s crust because, let’s face it, no one is going to search any deeper than that, and asteroid mining is out… Read More »