Also, you probably want to find a way to tap your neighbor’s cell phone conversations, so that you will know if he decides to report your activities as suspicious.
Have a lovely night’s sleep here in the happy land where your protectors never sleep!
This week’s poem of the week is “The times are nightfall, look, their light grows less.”
This week’s rant of the week is “The N Commandments.”
This week’s essay of the week is “The Syria Temptation—and Why Obama Must Resist It.”
Here’s a cute little video that captures something of the allure of Legos–but of course it is not really the Legos that are so fertile. Paper, or indeed anything, can bear fruit from an unburdened imagination.
Lego “CL!CK” from a52 on Vimeo.
Does the body make its own Morphine?
They may save Greece for a little while. But will they save Hungary?
Greeks fear their pensions will be cut in half. Would rather foreign banks take the hit.
Harrisburg is not going to make it. So what do they think they are gaining by trying?
I hear Microsoft is in the market for one of these. Seriously, one should always doubt Russian hype. On the other hand, this type of set up makes a lot sense for a lot of people. If the Russian don’t really have the goods, somebody will someday.
The next thing that is going to dominate the headlines. Its tough to install a shut of valve under water.
“Not from the stars do I my judgment pluck” is this week’s Poem of the Week.
This week’s rant of the week is “Still Government Motors.”
This week’s essay of the week is Peak Phosphorus.
“Peak” is a scare word that has been used many times in the past and there is not technical reason why the world should run out of Phosphorus. After all, the stuff is reusable.
Having said that, the problems laid out in this essay are very real and they could cause serious problems. So it is worth keeping an eye on the issue.