Little bit of history on how stupid laws came to be.
Insane work out. But the most insane part is that a 75 year old guy does it.
Little bit of history on how stupid laws came to be.
Insane work out. But the most insane part is that a 75 year old guy does it.
How American Health Care Killed My Father is one of the best essays you will ever read on the American health care system. If you keep up on health care issues in American, it is likely that no single issue that he raises will be new to you. But even if this is the case, it is still worth reading for the way that he puts it all together.
I can easily believe that a cool temperature usually helps people sleep because I find the most delicious sleep is usually in quite cool temperatures with warm blankets.
Today’s gospel is tomorrows myth. Until the day after that. Maybe.
Keep running, if you enjoy it.
How Late Blight came to be such a disaster and other things you might want to know.
Relatively harmless right now. But wait until the cost of health really starts to bring down the government. Then this foot in the door will be expanded.
I thought this was a great explanation of what a car’s differential is and how it works.
via videosift.com
Old News. But don’t miss the part on the end about raising fuel taxes. No tax like a regressive tax.
Not just the Chinese. It is also one of the reasons that banks are not lending to other people.
Most of you already saw this on Bit’er Pitter. But those that did not should not miss it.
Some sad news. At least for the nerds amongst us, there was no better source of hard data and, for that, almost any opinion he had could be tolerated.
Can the man do nothing right? You would think it would be in his own best interest to get this one right.
Who would have ever thunk that it would get this cheap? Granted it is only low earth orbit. Still, it seems too good to be true.
If a computer game is featured in the NY Times, you know it is bad. You could almost fool oneself into thinking that it would be fun to play the game until you get to the end of the review.
This week’s rant of the week is on one of the more common ways of lying with statistics.