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The Reality-Based Community: “I asked the president if he had seen the execution video of Saddam Hussein,” Brian Williams, the NBC News anchor, said on the “Nightly News.” “He indicated that he had and said in his view the way it was handled ranked just below the Abu Ghraib prison scandal in terms of mistakes made thus far in the war.” (via Cosmos)

Mahou Meido Meganekko: Via Instapundit, The Top Five Robots You Can Buy ”” Today! I want #2, and I’ll take the optional wrist guns, targeting system, eyebeam lasers”¦ wait, what do you mean, “those aren’t available yet?” Sadly, (via Cosmos)

food for fish: I read Genesis 6-7 and Luke 3:1-22 and although at a glance they may seem to be completely unrelated, Noah’s flood and the intro to John the Baptist, the common thread is one of justice and love. The flood was about God having favor with Noah as the only human, at the time, to have a righteous and blameless life. (via Cosmos)

Jeremy’s Jeremiad: Anyone interested in Romney should watch the video and compare it with his current conservative campaign agenda. He seemed pretty passionate about a woman’s right to choose an abortion in that debate and about how important it was for the BSA to admit gays. (via Cosmos)

Pseudo-Polymath: Major Players Ann Althouse Asymetrical Information Evangelical Outpost Hugh Hewitt Instapundit Professor Bainbridge Belmont Club Lileks Bleat Chicago Boyz Chrenkoff Right Reason All Things Beautiful Classical Values (via Cosmos)

  dcthornton.com: As Venezuela embarked on another six years under Hugo Chavez, the president announced plans to nationalize power and telecommunications companies and make other bold changes to increase state control as he promised a more radical push toward socialism. (via Cosmos)

  Autopia: Bill Gates' fingerprints will be all over many of the telematics devices featured at this week'sConsumer Electronics Show. Microsoft's Windows Automotive Platform enables you to control your auto as well as mobile phones and handheld music players through voice activation. (via Cosmos)

Nippon Goro Goro: Japan-DVD Formats (IDG) Pioneer to unveil blu-ray optical drive for PC's atCES in Las Vegas next month. 2005.12.28 ==================== (via Cosmos)

  Roger L. Simon: Mystery Novelist and Screenwriter: He is not the CinC, however, trying to destroy morale, surrender, cut off funds for the military, undercut the man who actually got the job fair and sqaure in an election while at the same time signalling defeat to the enemy and senility to the world...seems to be the best Ted Kennedy can do at this point in his career. (via Cosmos)

 [Dcthornton.com] dcthornton.com » Gadgetry: When I and other customers demanded a Bluetooth phone, we wanted a full-functioning phone for data/photo transfer, pairing to PDAs, the BT headsets of our choice, and wireless sync between computers. Instead, they deliberately foist a $400 device that’s utterly worthless upon their customer base.

 [Bloggersblog.com] Bloggers Blog -- Journalism and Media: There are already some very good blogs from the mainstream media but it sounds like Jack Shafer is saying that the newspaper websites and blogs will have to be superior to what's offered by bloggers for them to be able to survive and/or excel. Shafer also makes a dig at TimesSelect: "I also want more for my Times subscription than TimesSelect and its stingy 100 'free' searches a month from the archives, its News Tracker, and the paper's columnists." Shafer must be forgetting about the exciting new blog the New York Times just added to TimesSelect.

 [Stonethorn.com] ZEITGEIST: One year ago, the Pioneer AVIC-Z1 debuted at CES 2006, with its in-dash .really need a piece of gadgetry to tell you how to get to work every day, .

[Duntemann.com] Jeff Duntemann's ContraPositive Diary: This is doubly peculiar because LiveJournal does have a standard vocabulary for tagging moods. You pull down the mood tag list, and declare that you're pleased or annoyed or thoughtful, and if you happen to be feeling phlegmatic or irenic or hysterical that particular day (these are not on the list, heh) you simply type them into the adjacent edit field.

[Newmediamusings.com] New Media Musings: Web/Tech Archives: Nisenholtz suggested that, while there was clearly a place for opinion blogs and fact-based blogs, the vast majority of blogs are "rich with opinion" and thus can't be "fully vetted all the time on the fact level." If the Times were to allow a blogger to cover a government meeting and express her own views, it would be opening itself up to all kinds of potential problems. She could have an agenda, or dislike someone on the school board, and how would they know?

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