Archive for 2009

SNUBBED. I predict it will get much worse.

MICHAEL JENNINGS gets around.

MORE IUD TALK. The discussion in the comments is as interesting as the article.

GREATEST NEWSPAPER HEADLINE of all time.

HAWAII VACATIONS? I’d be the last to begrudge anyone a tropical island trip, though I don’t want any goddamn carbon-footprint lectures from people who fly thousands of miles week after week. Meanwhile, whatever you think of Presidents, I think Congress should be required to spend at least 270 days a year outside of Washington . . . .

JACK LAIL: Why Examiner.com’s traffic is growing through the roof. “Oh yeah, some are more worried about Google ‘stealing’ their content while the Examiner just grows and grows. We better start worrying about somebody wooing the audience.”

TOP TECHNOLOGY TRENDS of 2009.

NICE TO SEE THE NEXT GENERATION COMING ALONG. In response to my hands-on-toys posts from a while back, reader Lynn Blatnica wrote last night: “Went to Amazon and bought the electronic schematic sets plus the Science book for kids. My grandson, David, has not stopped playing with the 300 set all day. He’s nine. He has made every effort to build all 305 projects in the book. I have never seen him take such a major interest in anything before. Had to say thanks for making me the ‘best gramma in the world’.” That’s what it’s all about!

CATCHING ON A LITTLE BIT LATE: “This Is a Frightening New Side of Barack Obama.”

IF THE SHOE BOMB FITS: Jules Crittenden on last night’s failed terror attempt.

Plus, the real homeland security kicked in: “Next thing you know everybody was on him.” Nice to see that travelers haven’t forgotten the lessons of 9/11, even if our leaders mostly have.

UPDATE: More here. And further thoughts from Dan Riehl.