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. . . and you're conservative and you want a pick-me-up try this two-minute video (YouTube has a bunch like this): "TV Talking Heads Confidently Predict a ‘Landslide’ Victory for Hillary".
Compare and contrast: "Mary Matalin Says [8/8/16] Trump Has a 100% Chance of Winning".
Article focusing on the red tape involved with paying taxes. I hadn't heard this wisecrack before:
In California we can make everything: the Central Valley makes vegetables, Napa makes wine, Silicon Valley makes computers, Hollywood makes movies and Sacramento? Sacramento makes it difficult
I haven't seen him yet, but I hope to this season.
I don't care for Greek yogurt by itself, but in stuff--for example, "Easy Greek Tzatziki Chicken Salad"--it can be excellent.
UPDATE: link fixed now.
I didn't know.
Even without context these two video clips make the point. Start with "The Streak" (3 minutes) and follow with "Scott Hatteberg Walk Off Home Run" (3.6 minutes).
I'd say that for six he sounds pretty good.
Link via Maddog's Lair.
I don't know about "haunts us still," but it sure was different from the rest of rock-and-roll at the time.
A nice story and a terrific argument.
Not that we'll know anytime soon, but I don't like the idea of the multiverse. I do like the author's assertion:
So why do so many theoretical physicists write papers about the multiverse? About parallel Universes and their connection to our own through this multiverse? Why do they claim that the multiverse is connected to the string landscape, the cosmological constant, and even to the fact that our Universe is finely-tuned for life?
Because even though it's obviously a bad idea, they don't have any better ones.