Yostivanich

The 13 sen­tences that your startup should fol­low through on.

Do we finally have a Com­merce Sec­re­tary, in the form of For­mer Wash­ing­ton Gov­er­nor Gary Locke?

The whole prob­lem with this book and thus the arti­cle is the idea that sci­ence doesn’t answer ques­tions, or sci­ence some­how makes non-absolute state­ments. Peo­ple don’t under­stand that science’s role isn’t to guess or base deci­sions on the basis of someone’s political/personal/etc belief, it makes a deci­sion regard­less of what the per­son believes or thinks.

List­ing of the weapons used by Israel in the most recent Gaza con­flict and the human rights issues it brings up along with the vio­la­tions in inter­na­tional law.

As the cen­sor­ship increases the more the kids know.

“The Obama admin­is­tra­tion told a fed­eral court late Fri­day that mil­i­tary detainees in Afghanistan have no legal right to chal­lenge their deten­tion.” ACLU pre­dictably upset.

The Pen­ta­gon has requested that the detainees not be kept in their cells 23 hours a day.

Use­ful for both Cake and plain PHP.

“The study, funded by the National Insti­tute of Jus­tice, exam­ined the cases of 550 sex offend­ers who were bro­ken into two groups—those released from prison before the pas­sage of Megan’s Law and those released after­ward. The researchers found no sta­tis­ti­cally sig­nif­i­cant dif­fer­ence between the groups in whether the offend­ers com­mit­ted new sex crimes.” Megan’s Law does noth­ing basically.

Spain may start to make abor­tion legal in the first trimester.

Pretty firm rebuk­ing of Techcrunch’s story that last.fm was hand­ing over lis­ten­ing data to the RIAA.

Thank good­ness some­one got some com­mon sense about this packaging.

“This we did. So the deal is that Evan has to fight accord­ing to the rules of the Geneva Con­ven­tion. If his team-mates vio­late the Con­ven­tion then play stops and Call of Duty goes away for a while.”