Friday, May 14, 2010

Soccer Dad

Soccer Dad

This really won't help anyone born in 1911

Posted: 14 May 2010 03:21 PM PDT

Drugs to help us live to 100 may be available from 2012 h/t Instapundit...

I have no idea what transhumanism is ...

Posted: 14 May 2010 04:19 AM PDT

But it's still a good article. (via Instapundit) Imagine this sci-fi scenario: A small tribe with unique literature, customs and myths believes they've been "chosen" for a glorious destiny. But they're driven out of their native land, forced to wander the globe for aeons, persecuted and annihilated, until they're impelled by a utopian novel to return to their homeland. They name their new city after the inspirational book and their country becomes a technological powerhouse... but still, they're surrounded by enemies. They wage eternal war, they hover between hope and apocalypse... their contributions to humanity are astounding but they continue...

Is obama carter, but without the good fortune?

Posted: 14 May 2010 12:59 AM PDT

In his devastating critique of ex-President Jimmy Carter, Our Worse Ex-President, Joshua Muravchik wrote: Carter's interest in the conflict is in one sense natural: the agreement he mediated between Israel and Egypt at Camp David in 1978 stands as one of the few solid achievements of his presidency. Yet the intensity of his rhetoric suggests that his absorption with this issue derives from something deeper than the pleasure of returning to the scene of past triumphs. Generally, the Camp David treaty is considered the major accomplishment of Carter's term in office. Yet, as Jason Maoz recounts, the impetus for Sadat...

Submitted 05/14/10

Posted: 13 May 2010 11:11 PM PDT

This weeks' Watcher's Concil submissions are up! Council Submissions Rhymes With Right - Didn't These Administrators Read Tinker v. Des Moines? Bookworm Room - Harvard law professor's defense of Kagan doesn't hide her anti-military animus Right Truth - One Day The Bomb Will Explode The Colossus of Rhodey - Lies about the Arizona immigration law The Razor - Doctors Work For Free Too Often The Glittering Eye - The Imaginary Politics of Tom Friedman The Provocateur - Ken Hodges, Dr. John Bagnato, the Media,and Georgia Elections Mere Rhetoric - Payoff: Obama Hands Unions "Most Significant" Victory So Far, Opens Door...
Posted by Soccer Dad at 10:03 PM

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