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Tuesday, June 13, 2006
Administrative note
The Sideblog service seems to be down right now, so the Music Minutiae will be on hiatus until and if it comes back online. |
Friday, June 09, 2006
Sure, why not?
'Caped Crusader' foils Uptown robbery: "If you're in Uptown, and you're gonna commit a crime, watch out for galactic superheroes," Evans said. |
Sunday, June 04, 2006
The Moo-gitive
Japanese cow leads police on wild chase:A cow being delivered to a Japanese slaughterhouse tried to bolt to freedom Sunday, leading nearly two dozen police on a 3.7-mile car chase through town and sending one man to the hospital unconscious.Meat eaters, take note. After the cow died after bashing into a fence and, apparently, a struggle to the death with a rending plant worker, the body was reclaimed by the plant: Slaughterhouse workers took the cow's body away.Probably. |
Saturday, June 03, 2006
Intuition vs. Facts
I was flipping through the latest issue of Newsweek, and I ran across this remarkable pair of sentences:Statistically, people who marry at much higher-than-average ages don't have lower odds for divorce. But intuitively, some experts are starting to think that later-in-life marriages may have better chances of survival.Wow. So the facts point one way but intuition points in another direction. And then the magazine goes on to quote an "expert" expounding on the anecdotal approach--which, um, only happens to be contradicted by those annoying statistics. I can't help but find this example emblematic of much of today's journalmalism. |