A case scheduled to be argued in front of the nation’s highest court could change the course of climate change policy.
An Estate Tax Twist Reverses Party Roles On Minimum Wage
For years, organized labor has worked hard to raise the minimum wage, while business groups have campaigned to block such a change.
Like Living In An Oven
Well, it’s around 5:30 pm here in Richmond, and it’s still 100° outside. I haven’t been posting much at all here or even to Flickr in the past few weeks. I wish I had a good excuse, but for right now, I’m just going to say that it’s because my brain is melting. I’ve been… Continue reading Like Living In An Oven
Global Warming Likely Causing More Heat Waves, Scientists Say
Global warming has loaded the dice in favor of heat waves and may be to blame for the scorching weather across much of the United States and Europe this summer, according to several of the world’s leading climate scientists.
EA Wants a Ticket for the Wii Train
When the Nintendo Wii launches later this year, it will be the least expensive so-called “next-generation” console on the market. While it may not have next-gen specs, one thing it lacks could be one of its biggest selling points: the next-gen price.
Nashville May Grow Up With a 1,057-Ft Tower
With approval for a redesigned high-rise in its pocket, the developer of what may become Nashville’s tallest building and the tallest tower in the U.S. outside Chicago and New York City, is moving full-steam ahead.
By The Light Of The Silvery iBook
Angela at Night by Jason Coleman — Angela surfs at night while lying in bed, bathed in the light of her laptop’s LCD.
The Blue/Green Oval — My New Ride
After quite a bit of thought, debate, and calculation around our household, we finally decided to trade in our Land Rover Freelander on a Ford Escape Hybrid. This may seem like a shock to some of my friends and family, who knew how much I really did like driving our Freelander. It was fun to… Continue reading The Blue/Green Oval — My New Ride
“The Long Tail” By Chris Anderson
The greatest song that has ever been recorded is sitting on a server somewhere on the internet right now. At least, the greatest song to you, that is. Likewise, the most amazing film you’ve ever watched is sitting in a film canister on a shelf in a dusty warehouse, waiting for you to find it.… Continue reading “The Long Tail” By Chris Anderson
Waldron-rific Weekend
Our good friends Chris and Sally stayed with us this past weekend on their drive back home. We hadn’t seen them in about a year, since they were first announcing to the world that they were pregnant. Well, as you can imagine, this trip was even better. This time, instead of blurry B&W sonograms, we… Continue reading Waldron-rific Weekend