It’s Not Marriage, It’s the Woman. (Thanks to Am Digest for introducing us to that site.)
What's up with the Xanthan Gum thing?
Anglican Bishop says "Happy Christmas" is an Obscenity
While You Were Feasting: A Lot Of Crazy Stuff Happened
Strassel in WSJ: 'Cap and Trade Is Dead'
Funny but not funny: Climategate Predictions: The Aftermath
Obama Administration Approves of ACORN Funding. By the way, what happened to ACORN's internal investigation?
Lawson: Copenhagen will fail – and quite right too
Via Tim Blair:
Col. Douglas Mortimer:
“You know, when you consider that ‘We’re Saving The Planet’ is the
biggest power/money grabbing scam since ‘We’re Saving Your Souls,’
whoever leaked/released those e-mails and such is kind of like the
modern scientific equivalent of Martin Luther. This person/persons may
well have broken the backs of the Global Warming Priests who did
everything in their power to make sure that the common man, and those
who would oppose them, had no direct access to the Spoken Word of God.”
The computer codes are the real story.
I think there’s a good reason the CRU didn’t want to give their data to people trying to replicate their work.
It’s in such a mess that they can’t replicate their own results.
At Pajamas: IPCC expert reviewer Gray — whose 1,898 comments critical of the
2007 report were ignored — recently found that proof of the fraud was
public for years.
Krauthammer: Scrap the health care bill and start over
Also from Krauthammer:
I think what's interesting about Obama is he is going to be at the U.N. [conference in Copenhagen] to announce the [new] policy about climate change on the basis of — nothing. He is going to be proposing what the House has passed — that he knows is not going to pass in the Senate.
And we are actually a constitutional democracy where the president can't announce a policy unilaterally. It actually has to pass the two houses of the Congress, and our allies abroad know that, and they’re going to look at this announcement he is going to make and think it … extremely strange.
Photo: Christmas trees along the median of Park Avenue, NYC. Not yet lit.
