PENNSYLVANIA POLLS have been closed for 20 minutes, but no numbers or projections. Plenty of TV blather, though!

UPDATE: Clinton 67, Obama 33 — with a big, big, less than one percent of the vote in. Expect this to change. . . .

ANOTHER UPDATE: Liveblogging of the results from TalkLeft, and, from Stephen Green, drunkblogging. Green’s still sober enough to make this excellent point about the Democrats’ nominating rules: “If the Democrats ran a winner-take-all system like the Republicans and the Electoral College do, she’d have this thing clinched — and Obama would look like a regional candidate who can’t win much outside the South and his home state of Illinois.”

MORE: Fox is projecting a Clinton win, but no margin yet.

STILL MORE: CNN calls it for Clinton, too.

MORE STILL: Mighty Casey has struck out.

IS THIS MCCAIN’S PEAK?

UPDATE: Or not.

ANOTHER UPDATE: The Atlantic’s photo editors show their feelings – the McCain Photo above the story has this name: http://thecurrent.theatlantic.com/McCain%20loser.jpg.

GOOD: Mugabe Isolated In Southern Africa As Arms Ship Barred From Ports.

HEH: Al Qaeda chief slams Muslims for lack of support.

FIRST MCCAIN, NOW THIS: Obama joins the autism panderers.

HMM: Despite Climate Worry, Europe Turns to Coal:

Over the next five years, Italy will increase its reliance on coal to 33 percent from 14 percent. Power generated by Enel from coal will rise to 50 percent.

And Italy is not alone in its return to coal. Driven by rising demand, record high oil and natural gas prices, concerns over energy security and an aversion to nuclear energy, European countries are slated to build about 50 coal-fired plants over the next five years, plants that will be in use for the next five decades.

In the United States, fewer new coal plants are slated to go on line, in part because it is becoming hard to get regulatory permits and in part because nuclear power remains an alternative.

Coal is better than oil from dictators who hate us. Nuclear is better than coal. Nano-solar is better than either, of course, once it’s feasible.

GOOD: FCC chief says no need for new regulation of the Internet.

FIGHTING GLOBAL WARMING, one clothespin at a time: “Ontario will outlaw clothesline bans by this summer to encourage citizens to use the environmentally friendly option when doing laundry. . . . Homeowners would no longer be subject to municipal bylaws or homebuilder agreements that ban the lines.”

Makes sense. But if I were in Ontario, I might feel more favorable toward global warming . . . .

ED MORRISSEY: Strike Two!

JAMES LILEKS ON THE BILL AYERS SCANDAL: “There’s a touching naïvete about the description of Ayers as a college professor, as if that means he has entered a realm of pipe-smoking rumination about Truth and Beauty. Doesn’t that make him an Authority? Aren’t we supposed to question Authority? Note to Dick Cheney: get yourself to the Department of Political Science at the U of Wyoming, and watch those calls for war-crime prosecutions melt away. . . . It was a difficult time. What a wonderful absolution. Oh, we all went a little mad. Some of us listened to Steppenwolf, some of us bombed government buildings and plotted robberies that killed people, some of us were rotting in Vietnamese prisons having our teeth bashed out by torture experts. Those days are behind us now, best forgotten. (Unlike the McCarthy era, which will be the subject of 163 movies about the blacklist next year, bringing the total to 45,203.)”

“EXPERTS” SKEPTICAL about the Chevy Volt.

POLARIZED POLITICS: “When the University of Pennsylvania’s student newspaper did the unthinkable and — gasp! — endorsed Clinton to its readership, most of which, like that at many elite colleges, overwhelmingly backs Obama.”

3G IPHONES, and how to make an iPhone out of an iPod Touch, all in the latest roundup of Apple news.

GOOD: McCain stresses free trade.

SHOCKINGLY, THIS IS ACTUALLY A GOOD IDEA: P.E.T.A. offers a $1 million prize for fake meat: That is, “real” meat grown In vitro instead of from animals.

A READER EMAILS: “I noticed the NY Post review of Mike Yon’s book is currently their ‘most emailed’ review. It occurred to me that folks who wanted to spread Mike’s message were a simple click away from doing so – it’s a matter of hitting the ’email to a friend’ link on the page” Good idea. I should note that newspapers notice these things, as a rule.

MORE SIGNS OF reconciliation in Iraq.

PROGRESS ON inexpensive nanotech solar cells?

BILL CLINTON: “I think that they played the race card on me. We now know, from memos from the campaign that they planned to do it along.”

HERE’S A PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARY COVERAGE ROUNDUP. And here’s more continuously-updated coverage from Bill Bradley.

EVERYBODY’S TALKING ABOUT 2008, but in Tennessee people are already working on 2010.

IN THE MAIL: Lawrence Solomon’s The Deniers: The World Renowned Scientists Who Stood Up Against Global Warming Hysteria, Political Persecution, and Fraud**And those who are too fearful to do so.

Plus, Paul Slansky’s Idiots, Hypocrites, Demagogues, and More Idiots: Not-So-Great Moments in Modern American Politics.

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: What’s wrong with Hollywood?