Mickey Mouse murdered in Gaza
Supply and demand. Cocaine prices, around the world.
Podhoretz on the End of Dubya. NY Post. "Something got broken on Election Night 2004." Indeed. Bush's real error was not to ask me for advice. Getting out of touch with regular people is a Washington disease. Arrogance is another.
Juries in criminal trials get it wrong one out of eight times. Science Daily
Andy gets something right. Kill "Big Pharma," and you kill the world's source of medical innovation.
Bloomberg's plans. Does anybody care? The NY Sun does, a little. Ego-tripping is a NYC tradition.
How business should manage talent: Make sure you have none working for you. Stumbling.
Equal v. Splenda. There was a chemical trial, and a settlement. American Scientist. I ask "Who would eat that crap?"
Michael Moore likes Cuban medical care. Do you?
Do you really know how to tie your shoelaces? I realized that I did not. (h/t, Dr. Bob)
Why hate WalMart? The more good they do, the more the Left hates them. Why? Government is supposed to do it. Businesses are supposted to be greedy heartless pigs, and The State is in the role of Great Benefactor. That's the narrative.
A knowledgeable take on the school integration case. Powerline. Many subtleties here. Jon Swift approaches it from the Brown v. Board of Education angle. Very interesting to consider how the intent of Brown has been distorted.
Paul Krugman asks a very tough question. Worstall answers in simple terms.
Conservative global warming sellout? Malloy of Junk Science. Speaking of global warming, it causes Moslems to rape blonds. Who knew? Also, a nice take-down of Al Gore's "science" at American Thinker. Fortunately, most Americans remain skeptics about the hysteria.
Photo: another one from Beaver Creek last week.
