From the Onion - Skeptic Pitied.

Michael Kelly's latest column in the Wash. Post - "Marching with Stalinists" tells us who is really behind the "peace" marches and who they're marching with.
More of the same in National Review.
- (from my friend Jason G.)

Wash. Post - By a voice vote, the Senate voted to ban funding for the Total Information Awareness program. Excellent.

Innovation is inefficient. More often than not, it is undisciplined, contrarian, and iconoclastic. It nourishes itself with confusion and contradiction. This makes America the ideal place for innovation - Nicholas Negroponte.

Run Al, Run. (Sharpton, that is). Let's send him $20.

I actually learned something today - about The Golden Ratio.

"They" want to get at file-swappers through their ISP's. In the Inquirer - a brit tech mag.

In USA Today: Front-line troops disproportionately white, not black. Numbers refute long-held belief.

Show's we watched last monday: PTI with Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon.
Then Sportscenter and The Screensavers. Then on the History Channel we watched Mail Call and Peter Woodward's show Conquest.
A fine night of most of my favorite shows.

A few months ago I recommended Bjorn Lomborg's The Skeptical Environmentalist, a statistical inquiry into the claims of Wild Environmentalism, as a refutation of the Greens/Socialists. He has so upset them that a Danish committee has charged him with scientific dishonesty, but in the finest Stalinist tradition, they provided no evidence. Reason Magazine and The Economist try to explain. Lomborg replies.

Steve Wozniak was on Screensavers the other day. I like that guy. He made a pro-libertarian comment and showed off his Segway (which he'd brought in his Hummer). My kind of genius.

Berkeley mayor fined for stealing free papers. Unlike a certain high school principal.