Yikes. Forgot to click PUBLISH last night. So this is today’s AND tomorrow’s. A couple of stock updates at the end.
#43
Jeff Cox: “I have to disagree with your assertion that Paul Krugman ‘nails it.’ George W. Bush was not ‘arguably the worst’ president ever. He was indisputably the worst.”
#10
Rhode Island [...]
First, the scary video. Have you seen it? Two minutes, warning of explosions in Greenwich Village and a new cancer risk you can’t avoid without moving to a different neighborhood. In New York, this video is going viral.
But there are already natural gas pipelines throughout the City and they don’t generally blow up [...]
It seems former Justice Sandra Day O’Connor has decided that the Supreme Court’s actions in Bush v. Gore may have been a mistake. (“Now She Tells Us.”)
In my view, of course, it was a catastrophic mistake, both because Gore won Florida along with the national popular vote . . .
(if you count, [...]
The sun came out! We walked all the way from the Mediterranean to the top of Park Guell, the view from the top of which, back to the sea, is straight off a postcard. I suspect Barcelona is just too hot and crowded to be what I’d want in the summer — it’s crowded [...]
If you get this column emailed automatically, you get the “early edition,” when I click publish. Invariably, I then realize I’ve misspelled something . . . “piqued” when I meant “peaked” . . . and in redoing it I realize I could have better said something else, so I tinker . . . and then [...]
Barcelona rocks. Even if your trip coincides with nonstop chill drizzle. (And, today, chill thunderstorms.) We’re relying on Let’s Go: Barcelona, written by Harvard students, which is a bit of a kick as, back before you could phone home for anything other than an arm and a leg — let alone Skype home for [...]
If all went as planned, I hurtled through the sky last night and am now ensconced in a foreign land trying to figure out how the electrical outlets work. Not entirely clear whether there will be posts next week or — if there are — how timely they may be. If you see a post [...]
HEROES – Part II
Abe: “Back in the fifties they were renovating the White House and President Truman was living in Blair House across the street. A group of Puerto Rican nationalists disrupted the Congress one fine day and one of their number shot the GSA guard at the Blair House and started up the front [...]
HERO
ABC News interviewed the extremely nice guy who found a terrorist bleeding to death at the bottom of his boat and called 911. So far, I’m with you. Certainly interesting to hear what that must have been like. But for two minutes the chyron beneath the story read, HERO BOAT OWNER BREAKS HIS SILENCE; [...]
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