…is scheduled for a week from today at the Cape, between 2:30 and 5:30 PM EST.
I’m going to try to go see it–it should be pretty spectacular. One of the few benefits of living in Florida that I’ve found so far.
…is scheduled for a week from today at the Cape, between 2:30 and 5:30 PM EST.
I’m going to try to go see it–it should be pretty spectacular. One of the few benefits of living in Florida that I’ve found so far.
Check it out. 3-D television.
Of this dead, speak only ill. Max Boot and Jeff Jacoby have appropriately harsh eulogies for the late monster of Ramallah, and equally harsh criticism of his European enablers who remain with us.
Here’s someone who claims that Vietnam vets who said that they were spat on (and worse) upon return are liars.
Somehow, I suspect that it may suck to be him over the next few days.
Andrew Lloyd points out that Iris Chang has died, sadly, apparently by her own hand. Arafat’s death is a blessing to the world, but she will be sorely missed.
Check out this site.
Check out this site.
Check out this site.
Bob Bigelow has announced the rules for his new fifty-million-dollar prize for an orbital vehicle. I saw this yesterday, but haven’t posted because I haven’t had time to think much about it, but Derek Lyons has.
That’s what this post seemed to have semi-usefully turned into while I was gone (when it wasn’t a thread about how I was a hateful bigot, and twisted, and creepy, and other adjectives that seemed to substitute for actual argument, though not very well).