All the stories I’m reading about the health care bill in the Senate say it will cover an additional 30 million Americans. No mention is ever made of what happened to the media mantra of not so very long ago, that 47 million Americans lack health insurance.
So, NYTimes, Washington Post [...]
The Washington Post has a list called the The Word Ideas of the Decade. At the top of the list: “Vaccine scares:”
Why didn’t the United States have enough vaccine to fight swine flu this fall? It’s partly because federal health officials didn’t mix adjuvants into the drug. Adjuvants are [...]
The Washington Post has a list called the The Word Ideas of the Decade. At the top of the list: “Vaccine scares:”
Why didn’t the United States have enough vaccine to fight swine flu this fall? It’s partly because federal health officials didn’t mix adjuvants into the drug. Adjuvants are [...]
The Washington Post’s Mensa Invitational once again invited readers to take any word from the dictionary, alter it by adding, subtracting, or changing one letter, and supply a new definition.
1. Cashtration (n.): The act of buying a house, which renders the subject financially impotent [...]
We heard from early this morning that the markets were tanking today because Dubai.
I guess they’re not the only ones who borrowed too much to make neat toys, like the only indoor ski resort in the Middle East.
Since the full-scale of [...]
From the Washington Post's Chris Cillizza -- "For our money, the best ads we've seen so far in the 2010 midterms are in Illinois for Republican gubernatorial candidate Andy McKenna. McKenna, a former state party chair, has featured the famous hair of disgraced former Gov." [...]
