If you haven’t heard of the Atheist Bus Campaign in the UK, go here for more info. If you’d like to create your own bus sign, just go to this link. Here’s mine:
Archive for January, 2009
My Bus
Posted in Atheism on January 31, 2009 | 2 Comments »
80′s Redux
Posted in Economy, Health and Medicine on January 31, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Remember the hostile takeovers of the 80′s? They’re back. “I am very confident that we will be successful in taking 100 percent of Genentech,” Franz Humer was quoted as saying in an interview with Switzerland’s Basler Zeitung. Roche launched a surprise hostile bid for Genentech on Friday at a price below its initial rejected offer, [...]
Google Fail
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Google, Miscellaneous Diversions on January 31, 2009 | Comments Off
The company acknowledged Saturday that all searches produced links with the same warning message: “This site may harm your computer.” Clicking on any of the links led to an error message stating that the desired site could not be reached. This was weird. I was in the middle of research when this happened. One moment [...]
Bring Back Small Cat
Posted in Community Values, tagged Comma Coffee on January 31, 2009 | 6 Comments »
June, the proprietor of Comma Coffee in Carson City, included this in her recent email: One more thing… as you may or may not know, there is someone missing from Comma Coffee. She has made this her home and provided a great service for almost 5 years. Her name is Small Cat. 2 weeks ago, [...]
Something for nothing
Posted in Economy, Nevada, tagged Dina Titus, Jim Gibbons on January 29, 2009 | 3 Comments »
From the department of Tell Me Something I Don’t Already Know Poll: Nevadans want education spared but no tax increases (RGJ) Key components of Gov. Jim Gibbons’ proposal to address a $2.3 billion shortfall by slashing higher education and cutting teacher and state worker salaries has met with intense public opposition, according to a new [...]
I’m not sure this is the kind of “bipartisanship” Obama has in mind
Posted in Bipartisanship on January 28, 2009 | Comments Off
From my WaPo morning email: Democrats Among Stimulus Skeptics: Some See Long-Term Goals Going Unmet (By Alec MacGillis) The Republicans Are Smiling, but They’re Not Buying (By Dana Milbank)




