I would say…
…Qaddifi didn’t get his money’s worth.
Continue reading →…Qaddifi didn’t get his money’s worth.
Continue reading →Here’s an example of what seems to qualify as reporting from Japan about the nuclear reactor these days. It was the featured story when I went to my yahoo email, which means it’s getting huge coverage. The gist of it … Continue reading →
This is pretty shocking. It’s not just that the air traffic controller may have been asleep or inattentive. It’s that there was only one on duty in the first place at a busy airport in such a large urban area.
Continue reading →It looks like this.
Continue reading →I keep asking the question—and this article asks it, too. Unfortunately, the answer is: we haven’t a clue. [ADDENDUM: Brian Fairchild says that we do know the answer, and it’s not a pretty one.]
Continue reading →…to that nuclear meltdown?
Continue reading →[I’ll bump this up just a time or two more, and then it will be retired for a while.] It’s that time again. Don’t feel too bad if you decide not to click on that Paypal “donate” button (hint hint: … Continue reading →
I love these things (hat tip: Ace):
Continue reading →…Sarah Palin, Charlie Sheen, or Independents?
Continue reading →…and the tally was 18-1 in favor of limiting the collective bargaining rights of public service workers. And isn’t this statement by Democrat Sen. Bob Jauch the very definition of chutzpah? He said that if Republicans “chose to ram this … Continue reading →
I’ve seen a lot of those “stupid criminal” things. But this one is in a class by itself. It’s not really clear what this guy’s intent was; that’s why I wrote “burglar/intruder.” He does seem a bit unbalanced—or, as the … Continue reading →
This is good news if true, because Obama has not been so very popular in Ohio lately. Ohio does seem to be a vital state in presidential elections, especially close ones: remember 2004? Here’s a 2009 article that discusses the … Continue reading →