Charlie Stross and Paul Krugman talk science fiction and economics …
One of the highlights of this year’s World Science Fiction Convention in Montreal was sf writer Charlie Stross chatting with sf fan and Nobel economics laureate Paul Krugman.
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If not for health insurance, there would be a lot more …
If you are reading this blog, you hardly need to be told that advertising, and those of us who practice it, took a real body blow in this recession. And the.
John Graham-Cumming: Regular expression are hard, let's go shopping
Regular expression are hard, let’s go shopping . After looking at a Tweet from Charles Arthur of The Guardian and I decided to hunt down his blog. I typed “Charles Arthur” into Google and the first link was to his blog
Internet Evolution – Mary E. Shacklett – Dynamic Circuit Network …
Still largely experimental, the Internet2 DCN system heralds some big advances in scientific networking.
Work at Home Opportunities
work at home I was helping a friend look for work at home job opportunities this week and it was a bit like looking for a needle in a haystack full of weeds. Not only are real work from home jobs really hard to find, you’ve got to …
The Bluegrass Blog » Fishing Music II: bluegrass music news
A central clearinghouse for bluegrass news and comment, targeted at both industry professionals and folks who would enjoy following what’s going on in bluegrass music all over the world.
Kate Bosworth's not a fan of shopping | My Fashion Life
She explained: “I’m all about target shopping . I know what I need, and I go and find it. I’m a Capricorn so I’m a fast shopper.
small dead animals: Because Sean Hannity Would Be Dungeon Master …
Because Sean Hannity Would Be Dungeon Master If Given The Chance. Please note: An Islamic thug torching cars and buses in the streets of Paris is a “restive youth”
small dead animals: Bill's Wife
Bill’s Wife. The only thing more pathetic than a politician who rode into public office on her husband’s coattails….
Wholesale Inventories | The Big Picture
June Wholesale Inventories, which make up about 25% of Business Inventories, fell a greater than expected 1.7% vs a forecasted drop of .9% and May was revised.