Cowlix Wearing my mind on my sleeve

Monday, December 24, 2001 Permanent link to this day
Shoe bomber

Interview with one of the passengers that subdued the SneakerBomber. Why does this make me thing of Get Smart? [via little green footballs]

Touch typing

The Senseboard brings a whole new meaning to touch typing. [via Boing Boing]

Moscow traffic

Moscow has a 16 hour traffic jam last week. [via Boing Boing]

Profiting from the war

Homeland Security, Homeland Profits: on who stands to profit as Homeland Security ramps up. [via also not found in nature]

Next up?

Horn of Africa: al-Qaida regroups? Discusses two possibilities for the next target that I hadn't heard mentioned before: Ethopia and Eritrea. [via Red Rock Eater]

Crying for Saddam

Who will cry for Saddam? "Is ousting Saddam Hussein from power an act that would anger Arab States and provoke the masses in the region? If such a question is serious, the answer in fact is that nothing of the kind would happen." [via Rantburg]

Bye-bye Mark

A Currency of Destiny: on the history of the German mark.

National IDs

William Safire on The Threat of National ID.

India and Pakistan heating up

Cross-border fighting in India and Pakistan is leading to both sides reinforcing their troops there.

Zimbabwe political violence

In Zimbabwe, three opposition party leaders have been killed over the last few days.

Nigeria assassination

The Nigerian Justice Minister, Bola Ige, has been assassinated. He was an opponent of the Sharia laws being implemented in parts of that country.

NORAD tracks Santa

NORAD is tracking Santa again this year.


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