America’s most stressful airports
Aren’t they all? But this article claims to list the most stressful ones.
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Somewhat confusing messages from Judge Sullivan in the Flynn hearing
Judge Sullivan had a lot to say today in the Flynn sentencing hearing, but it’s not easy to sort out what it meant. As an example of what I’m talking about, please read this post by Ace and compare it … Continue reading →
A silly dog interlude
Or maybe it’s a silly people interlude. The dogs have a reason for doing it—they were trained with a food treat:
Continue reading →Costco beer tastes “like urine”
But my question is: how would they know?
Continue reading →No more taxpayer-funded settlements for sexual harassment claims against members of Congress
In the light of allegations from the left that Trump’s payments to Stormy Daniels vie Michael Cohen constituted a campaign law violation, this news is deeply ironic: Now Congress has agreed on a bill that members of Congress will be … Continue reading →
Got a late start today
But still, it’s a start. And more is coming.
Continue reading →Time to order holiday gifts from Amazon through neo
[BUMPED UP: Please scroll down for new posts.] To all of you who like the convenience of Amazon for holiday gifts—please use my Amazon portal for your orders. Clicking on the Amazon widget on the right sidebar is the best … Continue reading →
Remember Pearl Harbor: 77th anniversary
Today is the seventy-sixth anniversary of the December 7, 1941 Pearl Harbor attack. The generation that reacted to it by mobilizing and fighting World War II is on its last legs. But they were the ones we still call “the … Continue reading →
Busy day
Family stuff today. I’ll be posting more this evening. UPDATE: Sorry, got back too late. See you tomorrow!
Continue reading →Earthquake in Alaska
A large earthquake has been reported somewhat to the north of Anchorage, occurring at 8:30 AM local time (that’s 12:30 PM Eastern). Highways and buildings have sustained damage, but the extent is not yet clear. This is a developing story. … Continue reading →
Think we have a higher rate of mass shootings than western Europe does?
Think again. John Lott writes: People have been acting for a long time like the United States is the world’s hotbed of mass public shootings. He gives many examples of statements from public officials—such as, for example, Barack Obama in … Continue reading →
Black Friday: don’t forget Amazon and don’t forget neo
It’s the day after Thanksgiving, otherwise known as Black Friday. The day to wait patiently in store lines for bargains—between bites of turkey salad sandwich, doses of Tums, and the ritual of making turkey carcass soup. But neo readers needn’t … Continue reading →