Sunday, March 06, 2011
How to use a reciprocal saw, the Chicago way
REGURGE: The students were respectful. They were smart and asked good questions, intelligent questions and seemed engaged in the idea of human sexuality," said Melvoin-Berg. So what were those "intelligent questions"? Like, is that thingie reciprocal, or reciprocating?
Re-Regurge: Reciprocating redhead did not publish anything? Oh, c'mon. What's to publish in that "field"?
Re-Regurge: Reciprocating redhead did not publish anything? Oh, c'mon. What's to publish in that "field"?
Tejas Guns Down Wisconsin
Clobberific,those Iowahawkanisms, and a beautiful example of "Simpson's Paradox"...not that the Pepean Thuggees would have a pig's chance in a tiger cage of wrapping their "Logik" around that simple notion.REGURGE, because Iowahawk does.
Looking at all the options out there
.. all except the most obvious one, that is: Drill, baby, drill. Too simpliste.
AA, I tried to buy these for your POE
...back then these DVDs cost $3500, but now they're on youtube. This one is great.
Another series of Burke's.
Another series of Burke's.
Manzi on HCR, with an even more interesting comment
A nationwide experiment to improve health occurred in Cuba between 1989 and 2000. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, subsidies to Cuba were slashed. The result was:
"There was a drop in the daily per capita food availability from the late 1980s to 1995, resulting in a daily energy intake decline from 2,899 kcal in 1988 to 1,863 kcal in 1993. In 1987, 30 percent of Havana residents were physically active. From 1991 to 1995, 70 percent of Cubans were physically active as a result of widespread use of bicycles and walking as means of transportation. Obesity prevalence in Cienfuegos, Cuba, decreased from 14.3 percent in 1991 to 7.2 percent in 1995.
During the end of the Cuban economic downturn and the years following it, there were substantial declines in cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and all-cause mortality. The researchers report a plateau in the number of deaths from diabetes during the food shortage of 1988-1996, when physical activity increased and obesity decreased."
This study was written by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, 10/1/2007. In a word, the medical system doesn't make you healthy. Your exercise and nutrition choices determine your health, assuming decent sewage, water supply, and vaccinations.
"There was a drop in the daily per capita food availability from the late 1980s to 1995, resulting in a daily energy intake decline from 2,899 kcal in 1988 to 1,863 kcal in 1993. In 1987, 30 percent of Havana residents were physically active. From 1991 to 1995, 70 percent of Cubans were physically active as a result of widespread use of bicycles and walking as means of transportation. Obesity prevalence in Cienfuegos, Cuba, decreased from 14.3 percent in 1991 to 7.2 percent in 1995.
During the end of the Cuban economic downturn and the years following it, there were substantial declines in cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and all-cause mortality. The researchers report a plateau in the number of deaths from diabetes during the food shortage of 1988-1996, when physical activity increased and obesity decreased."
This study was written by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, 10/1/2007. In a word, the medical system doesn't make you healthy. Your exercise and nutrition choices determine your health, assuming decent sewage, water supply, and vaccinations.
Hallal Cures for Rotter's Womyn Problem
Do not despair, Herr Rotter. There is always a Solution to what ails ye.
Saturday, March 05, 2011
Hold down that mental activity
.. or you'll be engaging in interstate commerce, and be taxed $1 per thought.
Allahu akbar!
Bismarck’s second best known maxim on the region is that the Balkans start in the slums of Vienna. Tejas is in the Balkans now?
Friday, March 04, 2011
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Thursday, March 03, 2011
Old KGB spies never die, they just fade away
"Completely operating on principle, purely her idealism for peace and justice." But of course.
The democrat mind
“There’s a great temptation to stand up and say, ‘We’ll help you rid the country of a dictator,’ ” one senior administration official said, insisting on anonymity because of the delicacy of the discussions. “But the president has been clear that what’s sweeping across the Middle East is organic to the region, and as soon as we become a military player, we’re at risk of falling into the old trap that Americans are stage-managing events for their own benefit.”
That old Germany-Soviet Union trap, eh?
[...]
The divisions in Congress on the issue are significant as well. Senator Jim Webb, Democrat of Virginia, said Wednesday that he was “very conscious of the unpredictability of history in this part of the world,” noting that revolutions went go off course, “Iran being the classic example.”
Off course? Khomeini wanted to make it Switzerland?
It's hard to see a more detestable mindset in America. They sound just like Italian Communist academics.
That old Germany-Soviet Union trap, eh?
[...]
The divisions in Congress on the issue are significant as well. Senator Jim Webb, Democrat of Virginia, said Wednesday that he was “very conscious of the unpredictability of history in this part of the world,” noting that revolutions went go off course, “Iran being the classic example.”
Off course? Khomeini wanted to make it Switzerland?
It's hard to see a more detestable mindset in America. They sound just like Italian Communist academics.
Houston becomes San Fran.
I would've shot the bastards think they bbq as good as I can. Sonsabitches.
Wednesday, March 02, 2011
How come Rot is not in Athens?
.. but slobbering on HuffPo instead? Maybe chasing mountain goats in the snowy Alps?
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
Tecs seethes
And just like for Tecs, There was a time and place for Newt Gingrich.
"Come to Cambridge," says Tecs, "Harvard's here."
Genau.
"Come to Cambridge," says Tecs, "Harvard's here."
Genau.
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