• ARIZONA LAWMAKERS are trying to make milk the "official state beverage." I guess I just assumed it was already Corona Extra. ~ link
• ALLES GUTE ZUM GEBURTSTAG! Georg Friedrich Händel -- 325 Jahre!
• HAS DEREGULATION helped or hindered the proliferation of broadband internet in the US? (Wireless is getting close to being able to leap-frog over this wire hang-up.) ~ link
• THERE IS AN ALTERNATIVE -- Google's free in-home wireless broadband service called TiSP ~ link
• FRENCH AIR TRAFFIC controllers have gone on strike to protest the modernization of air traffic control. ~ link
• "WE ARE AGNOSTICS living deep in the heart of Texas and our family fakes Christianity for social reasons. It’s not so much for the sake of my husband or myself but for our young children..." ~ link
• BOING BOING takes MagicJack to the woodshed. ~ link
• SOUTH KOREA has opened a prison for foreign convicts. ~ link
• JASON COKER asks, "Does it matter if we know Jesus?" Maybe that's the wrong question. ~ link
• GUAM AND THE CNMI are brothers who are forever competing against each other. But neither territory has a chance of really thriving until they redirect their energy into looking out for each other -- ultimately, I suspect, through political union. I'm optimistic about the younger generation of leaders. ~ link
• SMALL DOGS may have evolved from the Middle Eastern gray wolf, according to results of new DNA research at UCLA. It's just such a stretch to think of the shaking chihuahua as a product of evolution -- or even intelligent design. ~ link
• IT'S GOOD TO SEE that the new Republican Senator Scott Brown of Massachusetts seems to be more interested in issues than strict party lines. Might his tribe increase. ~ link
• COVENANT WORLD RELIEF'S list of accomplishments in Haiti continues to grow. ~ link
• AMOS WINTER, PhD student at MIT, has designed an inexpensive wheelchair that is small enough to be used indoors and heavy duty enough to be used off-road. The target consumer is in the developing portion of the world. Impressive. ~ link (via)
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