Round the Reader - Another Year almost Gone Edition...


 


Happy Thursday!!

I hope you got cool toys for Christmas. I did.

Are you ready for the New Year? It should be fun.

Let's see what the reader has for us this evening:

Abu Ghrabi figure England burned in prison mishap. Accident? Hmmm. Maybe she is torturing herself.

AP: U.S. Teen Runs Off to Iraq by Himself. Not to smart that.

U.S. to probe contractor's Web tracking. *Sigh*

Then there is this story about cookies. Bad NSA, er, DNC:



Rowdy air passenger cast away on remote isle. That'll teach him. Idiot.

Gov't Issues Proposed Space Tourism Rules. Oh great, now that the government is involved it will never work. Sheesh.

The Good News of 2005. Some how I missed this one (or don't remember it), but it is amazing:
A year after her body was overtaken by rabies and her future looked grim, 16-year-old Jeanna Giese celebrated Christmas 2005 at her Milwaukee home with her family.

The teenager is the world’s only known unvaccinated human rabies survivor and has been slowly regaining her ability to walk and talk.

Last year, a very ill Jeanna spent Dec. 25 in a hospital bed. Since then, she has been back to school, is making plans to play on her volleyball team again next year and hopes to eventually go to college.

"Every time that I look at Jeanna, I feel how fortunate we are. She's the only one in the world, so you kind of look at things a little bit different," said her father, John Giese...

The Top 10 Junk Science Claims of 2005.

Zarqawi gets "Red Notice." Seems no one likes him anymore. Poor Abu.

End-of-the-Year Festivities. Cool.

Austin Bay picks: The Big Story of 2005 (Someone Tell The New York Times). Interesting.

Facts, Meet Brain. Just go have a look. Very interesting.

Bill Roggio responds to a Washington Post article. Again, Just go...


Posted: Thursday - December 29, 2005 at 18:28          


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