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Archive for October, 2007

Get Congress Out of the Classroom

3rd October 2007

Read it. Hear, hear.

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Pentagon observes Muslim holy month

3rd October 2007

Read it. So far has the rot advanced.

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Scott Adams on the Economic Way of Thinking

2nd October 2007

Read it. Dilbert would recognize it.

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Putting the P in PMC

2nd October 2007

Read it. Mercenaries rock.

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For the Yachting Class, the Latest Amenity Can Take Flight

2nd October 2007

Read it.

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Suddenly Everyone Wants An Online Office Suite

2nd October 2007

Read it. I use Google’s. The Web is good enough for me.

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Cradle of Civilization

2nd October 2007

Read it. Got milk? Congratulations, you’re part of the master race.

Every wonder why the lactose-tolerant rule the world? It’s all right here, baby.

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’00s Nostalgia

2nd October 2007

Watch it. Say what you will about Apple, they do a dynamite commercial.

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The Future of News

2nd October 2007

Jeremy Wagstaff reflects on his profession.

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Purdue’s carbon nanotubes could trump heat sinks

2nd October 2007

Read it. Nanotubes are becoming more and more useful.

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Pinker’s almer mater

2nd October 2007

Read it. And laugh.

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Scientists Are Making Brazil’s Savannah Bloom

2nd October 2007

Read it. But what about the rain forest?

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Private Fire Prevention

2nd October 2007

Read it. Libertarianism works. If government goods and services were dependable, there wouldn’t be all these private security companies around.

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Large Genetic Component To How People Play Economic Game

2nd October 2007

Read it. I expect any day now to see a headline “Large Genetic Component to Invincible Ignorance”.

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The Experimenter

1st October 2007

Read it. An economist who checks theory against the real world. How did that happen? Well, he’s at Harvard — they’ll soon beat that out of him.

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Trigger-Happy Journalists

1st October 2007

Read it. And don’t forget the shoot-from-the-lip functionaries.

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The myth of Mars and Venus

1st October 2007

Read it. And probably the book, too; I plan to.

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The Five Sorry Rules of Lateness

1st October 2007

Read it.  Here’s a taste of why:

 Incompetent people believe they are busy, but they are just inefficient.

There’s an eternal truth for you.

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Who killed the grown-up?

1st October 2007

Read it. Probably George W Bush.

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UCLA violates California’s ban on racial discrimination

1st October 2007

Read it. What a surprise. Aren’t you surprised? I’m sure surprised.

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In a Land of Homemade Names, Tiffany Doesn’t Cut It

1st October 2007

Read it. Of course, Tiffany is a medieval name indicating that a girl was born on the feast of the Theophany, January 6. Even when journalists have a good point, they manage to step in it.

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Why Fred Thompson Will Win

1st October 2007

Read it. Go, Fred.

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