correlation

I read THIS very interesting article in USA Today about decision making in the home. Here’s a quote from it…

State House Majority Leader Gary Odom asserts that there is no correlation between how far out in front he is on the THP scandal and the fact that he may have loftier political ambitions:

'Cause everything is related to politics...I think it would be interesting to map out the correlation between obesity rates and political inclinations this fall. Though, it may have more to due with age than anything else. In the map below on obesity rates nationwide, Colorado ranks the lowest, but this likely has to due with it having one of the youngest populations in the nation.

Yesterday, the CDC’s yearly survey on the states that have the biggest problem with obesity came out. Once again, Tennessee is near the top of the list.

Sean Braisted, after listening to a presentation given by Congressman Jim Cooper, notes the correlation between our system of government and our economic problems:

Scott McConnell thinks maybe it would have been better on America had George Bush not given up golf during the War On Terror:

It won’t make you whole. Katie Allison Granju reports on the correlation between happiness and one’s form of political government:

Bill Hobbs over at the Tennessee Republican Party tries again to take the moral high ground on statements made by Sen.

The “evidence” for this was always rather weak and now the very nmechanism by whihc iut was supposed to happen has been pretty strongly shown to be incorrect:

The Svensmark hypothesis is that when the solar wind is weak, more cosmic rays penetrate to Earth.

According to the Nashville City Paper:

Public safety leaders told Mayor Karl Dean yesterday that potentially deep budget cuts could mean fewer police officers on the streets and slower ambulance response times.