The Indian President seems serious:
He said that he visualized India launching a manned space mission with two astronauts into low earth orbit and recovered after planned orbits in the Bay of Bengal in 2014.
The Indian President seems serious:
He said that he visualized India launching a manned space mission with two astronauts into low earth orbit and recovered after planned orbits in the Bay of Bengal in 2014.
What a wonderful phrase. Josh Trevino writes about the folks who have just taken over the Congress.
What a wonderful phrase. Josh Trevino writes about the folks who have just taken over the Congress.
What a wonderful phrase. Josh Trevino writes about the folks who have just taken over the Congress.
I’m back from Wyoming, but busy painting the house. But Clark has a lot a lot of good stuff over at his site. Just keep scrolling.
They don’t understand, or don’t believe, posts like this.
Glenn comments on Webb’s classy behavior.
I hope, if not expect, that this is why the Dems victory will be short lived.
I’m in Longmont, Colorado, looking at a cloud-shrouded Long’s Peak behind the front range. Checking out, and heading up to Boulder for a few hours, then back to Florida this afternoon.
As Dale Amon notes, we’ve been getting a new company off the ground, named Wyoming Space and Information Systems. More anon, but probably not today.
I had never realized that the anniversary of the founding of the Marines was the day before Armistice Day. It’s been two hundred thirty one years. They’re older than the nation itself–there’s never been a US of A without them.
Jacob Weisberg writes about the illiberal, Lou-Dobbs Democrats:
For some reason, economic nationalists never seem to complain about job-killing Dutch or Irish competition. The targets of their anger are consistently China and Mexico, with occasionally whacks at Dubai, Oman, Peru, and Vietnam.
…Economic nationalism is not unique to Democrats