Good morning.

1. A new blog, focused on science and religion.
2. Wind, waves, or the failed pumps.
3. Mr Obama’s statements on energy.
4. Beauty and image.
5. You could add to that the surprising coincidence that press based polls always show the race tightening as the election nears. Amazing how that coincides with their professional interests.
6. Well, saying such against Serbians is the approved EU bigotry after all.
7. Not. Top. Down.
8. 240mm is big.
9. Our unbiased media … or perhaps … perhaps they are biased after all.
10. Of Mr Obama and the financial crises.
11. Church and state in Poland.

Good morning.

1. Fear of failure … leading to, well, failure.
2. More Benghazi considerations.
3. Golly, I think they should wait another half generation until it becomes really really really obvious what a bad idea this was.
4. So, last week, we wondered why Ada got better press than Emmy … this week it’s Fleming and Florey?
5. The p*rn connection didn’t occur to me, the Kohler “class 5” flush interpretation did. How about y’all? It seems to me neither interpretation isn’t completely disgusting. Is there a non-repulsive way to view that statement?
6. Issues in Asia.
7. City of lights.
8. Yikes.
9. Fine needlework.
10. Perhaps a day late … but Physics meets Halloween and Cthulhu.
11. Woops.
12. Cinema.

Good morning. I hope the storm has passed without inserting too much trouble in the lives of our Northern East Coast readers. For those wish to help those who have been troubled.

1. Meta-links from the Eastern Pacific.
2. Genetically engineering concrete … coming to a road near you?
3. Mixing horse (radish) with booze (rice).
4. Climate change nuts fail to distinguish between storm surge and rising sea levels. What next?
5. Homo Velocipede.
6. Back in the real world, for Christians hating remains wrong.
7. Come on, lucky 13!
8. The Benghazi non-surprise.
9. Separate but equal.
10. Of time, space, and the photo.
11. Photo essay.

Good morning.

1. Badda boom.
2. Badda bing bang biff.
3. After the room has been left.
4. Actually, I think the reason the mainstream pressers haven’t been anthro-warming this thing is that lots of snow is predicted.
5. So, where does e-reading come in?
6. Castle law, ultimately I think I’m OK with this law, how about y’all?
7. Evolution and milk.
8. Evolution and forks.
9. Libya links.
10. Stress and temperature changes.
11. Tools and the artisan.
12. A book noted.
13. After a long day, rest with a hippo.
14. On drones.
15. The testimony of the convict.
16. In the slightly more liberal land than ours.
17. Comparing questions.
18. A heartbeat from the President lurks … what?

Good morning.

1. Note to Mr Obama, tell our allies to f-off … and the might just tell you the same.
2. Penn State visits the UK.
3. “Debate” methodology.
4. Of consequentialism.
5. Of Germany, the EU, ethics and the Bloodlands.
6. Race and UCLA admissions.
7. Of government and their pull in the judicial chambers.
8. Da Chicago way.
9. A little morning Physics.
10. The high court and a case.
11. I bought this dvd for this scene … I’m not sure yet whether my kids appreciate it, alas.
12. Leave ya with a tune. … and an attentive listener?

Good morning.

1. Apparently those worldly wise multicultural Democrats have never heard of Calvinism. I think they confuse eating strange off-shore cuisines with actually coming to terms with the beliefs of other people.
2. Surprising to whom?
3. Just sucking down Colt-45 malt liquor by the quart.
4. El Alamein and a book.
5. Ya’ Mo-Town Mash or Motown food-group sounds just terrible. Or not. Try again.
6. Flexibility … I can’t imagine what would be broken in me if I got in that position. Or actually, I can, which is worse.
7. Hume. I think the very first is wrong.
8. Over-agressive mental health diagnoses.
9. On stimulus programmes.
10. Touche.
11. And “Forgive me, for I have sinned”, eh?
12. Of the debates and real debates … hmmm, we could have them play chess, run races, shoot trap, lift weights, take exams, work at various tasks and jobs … gosh lots of things.
13. Which.
14. To praise (Caesar), bury or both?
15. Men as priest.
16. A conversation.
17. Words from the dwarf.
18. Liberal everywhere proud that the term Gestapo has been returned to mainstream approved usage. Brownshirts to follow.
19. Words on that debate thing.

Good morning.

1. Keep burning-at-the-stake those who confess and whistleblow … and the outcome will be?
2. My collegiate experience would vindicate that, one caveat, you have to work hard enough at up to going to sleep so that your sleeping self will work on it.
3. I was going to say, alcohol was involved, but the first comments indicates that was not true? However, impairment remains on the table, I should think.
4. Liberals and their hard to shake postulates. (note: this isn’t to say that conservatives, or anyone else, doesn’t have hard-to-shake postulates that are wrong, so don’t go whistling up that tree)
5. A good final send off question. Why?
6. Word search.
7. And a book noted.
8. Make that books noted, here’s another.
9. So, was the health tax on tanning beds a sly stab at the gym membership -> conservative conversion effect?
10. Thumbs up on this end.
11. Today will tell? Uhm, no .. the day that will tell is a Tuesday in early November.
12. Myth and consequence.
13. For the cricket race followers.

Good morning

1. Hook it up to a nuclear power plant and bingo, the putative excess CO2 problem bites the dust.
2. More girls gallivanting about (at high speed).
3. Zanzibar.
4. Is killing? More like is the essence of.
5. Chaos and beauty.
6. Liberal dis-enchantment.
7. Why the tax/math claims against Romney don’t have bite. The other reason is that when Mr Obama cites “my plan” … the plan of which he speaks are the budgets he sent to Congress that didn’t even get Democrats to vote for it in the House. Realism not.
8. A song for your day.

Gotta run. Have a good one.

Good morning. Well, fortunately the hotel wifi is up to snuff.

1. A political “heh”.
2. Water water everywhere. And not enough human industry and too too much salt.
3. Of women, rights, and stupid faux vaginas. Touche.
4. Power and a girl (in a speaking of which sort of way).
5. Abortion and the campaign.
6. And nobody spent any effort refereeing it, obviously.
7. Paternalism comes to bio-ethics and economics.
8. Three on Benghazi from the shadow folk, one, two, three.
9. The other way to win a bike race.
10. Apparently single mothers in Black urban communities are rare. Or not.
11. ’cause the media is unbiased. Riiight.
12. Who needs security anyhow.
13. Let’s end with some zoooom.

Good morning.

1. Balance.
2. Not crying over split milk, it’s the thumb. Deal with it.
3. Cardboard and the bike. More here.
4. How times have changed, gosh now it’s acceptable to hate men. Seems to me the problem is the who it’s the verb.
5. Nature + industry = art.
6. Meta linking.
7. I wonder why Ms Lovelace has captured the imagination in a way Ms Noether hasn’t. The latter was a far more prominent and influential modern intellect. Is it anti-Semitism?
8. That question in itself answers this question.
9. Art as societies mirror or not.
10. Ya want full employment? Easy, remove (almost all of) the safety net. Poof, even those well paying jobs in the Dakotas and coal industry our 20 somethings won’t touch will be taken.
11. Not necessarily for the young at heart, just the young hearts.
12. A crisis from a different point of view.
13. It’s not stealth, it’s right there out in the open.
14. Syrian WMD.

Well, yesterday my parents were in town for their last day on this trip … and I had the morning off from work. That’s my excuse for not posting links and I’m sticken to it.

1. The earth as a smallish sphere, before you jump.
2. Is that a Halloween thing?
3. So, what is she taking the blame for? Failing to boost security, which could be an honest mistake, or what really needs blame assigned, the pack of lies in the cover up. Which?
4. Purging the records, documents, and 1984.
5. The press shielding Islam. Cui bono?
6. Of Islam, Scandinavia, and guns.
7. More stuff to process for the overworked Biden defenders.
8. I’ve a two part solution, work to make Internet anonymity more difficult and legalize dueling. So, do you have a better solution?
9. Marketing fail.
10. Of Science Fiction and personhood.
11. Moneyball and education.
12. A vote that will not be counted. Illinois, with the Chicago population dominance, will not be a close race … and absentee ballots are only counted if the number of those ballots could make a difference. They won’t so it won’t. The only chance is is some regional race is close in her district, which is iffy.
13. Talking to that rare undecided voter.
14. 16 years of not-warming and counting.
15. The affirmative action disadvantaged minority.
16. Late spring snow down under.
17. “What they were smoking?” … it’s not about smoking it’s about epistemic closure and the liberal news cocoon.

Good morning.

1. Will not make the evening news cycle.
2. A libertarian considers the candidates.
3. So does Ms Paglia.
4. Ah, don’t worry most of his base still believes his dissembling. So if you wonder why politicians lie so much, it’s because it works.
5. Civilization failing in Southern California. Question is, will it spread?
6. Add a way to kick back troubles for sponsors if the sponsered get in trouble and I’m in.
7. East meets sort-of-East.
8. Works for geese and cyclists.
9. Weight and the battleship.
10. On Afghanistan.
11. Not a salad, sorry.
12. Who petitions for a C compiler?
13. So, the bin Laden killing was an assassination, de facto if not de jure.
14. Adverts for science, well, maybe not science but just weird datum.
15. Zooom. Now mothballed by the way.
16. Speaking of zooom.
17. So, I guess one question is the delay ordinary or unusual? If it’s unusual, why, cui bono?

17 points … 17 by the way is the “standard random number” a concept which bugs my more mathematically minded daughter.

Good morning.

1. For those who believe polls are useful tools.
2. Center of mass and the bullet.
3. More grist for the drone/symmetry discussion.
4. Trust, equilibria, and the economy.
5. The Arab “Spring”, which still demands the scare quote.
6. A gift, response and interview.
7. How not to avoid negative propaganda.
8. Mr Obama’s ironic “you’re not being specific” critique, which alas was probably not intended as irony … but there you are.
9. Speaking of irony. What’s a mass murderer have to do these days, eh?
10. Japan and Guadalcanal.
11. Two phrases that should never appear together “humungus challenge” and “toilet availability”.
12. Unscientific poll.
13. For the uniformed the reason for the criticism is the former President met with the families instead of sending a form letter. It’s about contrast.

Good morning.

1. An unfortunately named insurgency/terror group folds.
2. Of reward and result.
3. And buzzword compliance.
4. The bike and the bike.
5. Somebody (Worx) is betting silly sells.
6. Our job is set ahead of us, to whit that growth, which we need to fight tooth and nail.
7. And why? To stop advances in medicine like this one.
8. And to prevent this sort of thing from becoming the norm. Excellence? Put a stop to it right now.
9. Thinking people need no longer apply.
10. Some words on that thing which has a first order effect on our climate, unlike CO2.

Well, at first I was out this morning but thing happened and I’m back ensconced in my office nest.

1. Dostoevsky and Chavez.
2. Giddyap.
3. Incitement with purpose.
4. A Democrat slips his chains.
5. Palestine using drones?
6. Hmm.
7. Noted at the High Court.
8. Is this right? And … do ya think the same would occur if the shirt was plugging the other party?
9. Is this a plug for nuclear power?
10. Ethics and study.
11. Putting the “employment uptick” in context. More here.
12. China’s Solyndra problem.
13. Pedestrians and the roundabout.
14. On bicycles and helmets. I’ll add in at least one crash I experienced in a race, I definitely felt the helmet smack very hard into the asphalt and it cracked. I suffered no concussion and was unharmed (except for the usual road rash). I credit the helmet.  If you crash and you have a helmet, replace it even if you think the helmet looks fine.
15. Of online morals debates.
16. The Chicago way.
17. Ms Warren and her legal practice.
18. Japan and the single life.