I know that this post will bring out the usual anonymous morons with their stupid and discredited “chickenhawk” argument in comments, but Michael Fumento isn’t very impressed with the media performance in Iraq:
Most rear-echelon reporters seem to have studied the same handbook, perhaps The Dummies
At least according to this web site, which says that there are zero people with the first name Rand, and zero people with the last name Simberg, in the US.
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This implies, of course, there are also zero people with both. I guess I’ll just have to disappear in a puff of logic.
At least according to this web site, which says that there are zero people with the first name Rand, and zero people with the last name Simberg, in the US.
| HowManyOfMe.com | ||
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This implies, of course, there are also zero people with both. I guess I’ll just have to disappear in a puff of logic.
At least according to this web site, which says that there are zero people with the first name Rand, and zero people with the last name Simberg, in the US.
| HowManyOfMe.com | ||
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This implies, of course, there are also zero people with both. I guess I’ll just have to disappear in a puff of logic.
Alan Boyle has an interesting interview on launch regulation with Marion Blakey and Patricia Grace Smith from last week’s X-Prize Cup Executive Summit.
Spirit is acting up, and acting out.
Rich Lowry nails Bush’s biggest problem, and flaw:
For a president who talks so much about being a wartime leader and whose administration so emphasizes the prerogatives of the executive, Bush has been an oddly passive commander in chief. He often seems to be run by his government rather than the other way around. He rarely fires anyone. His deference to his generals is near total. He hasn
John Carmack has a fascinating (at least to me) description of the lead up to the XPC and what happened there. And some thoughts about the future.
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John Carmack has a fascinating (at least to me) description of the lead up to the XPC and what happened there. And some thoughts about the future.
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John Carmack has a fascinating (at least to me) description of the lead up to the XPC and what happened there. And some thoughts about the future.
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