thinkers

I’ve been thinking about this thread over at Shakesville all evening and even woke up this morning still thinking about it, so I thought I’d mull some things over here.

National Review takes on the increasing use of the word “neocon” as a slur:

Dear Dr. Myers:

There is this conference called TED. TED stands fot technology, education and design. It’s been going on since 1984 and the scope continues to grow. It brings together some of the greatest thinkers, doers, and innovators from around the world together in one place.

Vote on who should be the TOP DOG on Foreign Policy's List of the Brainiacs...

I am sorry to say that I nor any in my family area eligible this year, due to my past winnings in years 200o & 2004.

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Robert Spencer, one of my favorite writers/thinkers, will be on Jawa Radio tonight. Unfortunately, I’m going out for the evening and will have to tune in to the archived version. You should listen in if you can.

The UK's Daily Express -- why do all the reasonable global warming stories come from the UK? -- reports that the ice caps that were once on the verge of extinction, have made a comeback.

Satellite data shows that concerns over the levels of sea ice may have been premature.

It was feared that the polar caps were vanishing because of the effects of global warming.<

This is a great Wall Street Journal article about Bill Gates' recent speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Some Ron Paul revolutionaries are making a pitch for the supporters of Fred Thompson:

 We are woman, hear us roar.
Egalia has a soul sister in Erica Jong. Apparently issues are only in the domain of the thinking. The feeling make their choices on the basis of sex or skin color. And the problem with America is there are not enough thinkers.
It was only a matter of time before the [...]