Larry Kudlow gave a speech on Sunday in DC on “the greatest story never told.” He’s starting to tell it. You’d think that, with the Democrats running the Hill, the media would like to talk about the great economy now. But I guess they’re still afraid of George Bush getting any credit. (Not that presidents have that much to do with the state of the economy, contra all the people who foolishly didn’t want Clinton removed from office because we had a high stock market, but the tax cuts certainly helped.)
Less Than Two Months
…until Space Access ’07. It should be an interesting meeting, with lots going on in both the orbital and suborbital world.
If you think you might want to attend, it would behoove you to make a hotel reservation today. You can always cancel.
Crazy Mixed-Up Kids
EUreaucrats can’t understand why people might want their national currencies back. Don’t they understand what’s good for them?
Media Alzheimer’s
They seem to continue to rediscover the same “fact” every year or so:
Finally! The first time the Bush administration ever acknowledged global warming! At least, since 2001, when President Bush said:
First, we know the surface temperature of the earth is warming. [
Media Alzheimer’s
They seem to continue to rediscover the same “fact” every year or so:
Finally! The first time the Bush administration ever acknowledged global warming! At least, since 2001, when President Bush said:
First, we know the surface temperature of the earth is warming. [
Media Alzheimer’s
They seem to continue to rediscover the same “fact” every year or so:
Finally! The first time the Bush administration ever acknowledged global warming! At least, since 2001, when President Bush said:
First, we know the surface temperature of the earth is warming. [
How Did This Get On The Air?
NBC, in a novel approach, actually interviews troops in Iraq, to see what they think about war criticism at home. They’re not very impressed.
Finally
Are we about to get an operational missile defense?
O’Reilly said there would be no formal announcement that the system was operational. He predicted the capability to defend against enemy missiles and to continue testing and development work would be achieved within a year.
“It’s just a matter of maturation,” he told reporters after a speech hosted by the George C. Marshall Institute, a public policy group.
Remembering
On this week of anniversaries of space disasters, space historian Dwayne Day writes that we should display, rather than hide, the results of past tragedies, and allow not only NASA to learn from them, but the public as well. I agree.
“Like Rapture For Geeks”
Why chicks don’t dig the singularity. It’s a long, but interesting read.