— compiled by Wombat-socho
Alabama and the Nationals lost and I overslept. Screw the news.
Doug Powers: Fanboy Of Scaremonger Al Gore Accuses Conservative Of Scaremongering About Ebola
Twitchy: Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings Celebrates Liberian Ebola Patient – “He’s Our Citizen Now”
American Power: Thomas Duncan Has Died – First US Ebola Patient, Lied About Exposure To Disease
American Thinker: Is The CDC Playing Immigration Politics With Ebola?
Conservatives4Palin: Democrats “War On Women” Falling Flat In Colorado Senate Race
Don Surber: Every Single Thing This President Has Tried Has Failed
Jammie Wearing Fools: Of Course – Obama Travels With Illegal Aliens On Way To Speech
Joe For America: Hey Barack, When You’ve Lost Leon Panetta…
JustOneMinute: Racist AND Sexist!
Pamela Geller: Hamas-CAIR Rally Against Islamic State Draws About Ten People
Protein Wisdom: “What Isn’t Government’s Job These Days?”
Shot In The Dark: #LetOurCelebritiesGo
STUMP: Public Pensions Watch – Don’t Get Your Hopes Up, Chicago
The Gateway Pundit: ISIS Takes Abu Ghraib – Jihadis Now Within Artillery Range Of Baghdad Airport
The Jawa Report: Libs Say We Can’t Protect Ourselves Against Ebola Because, You Know, Slavery
The Lonely Conservative: Why Did The White House Have The Koch Brothers Tax Information?
This Ain’t Hell: WW2 Vet Andrew Haines Gets His Viking Funeral
Weasel Zippers: More Spreading Disease – NJ Preschooler Dies From Enterovirus, 500 Children Across The Country Infected
Megan McArdle: Ten Recipes Even You Can’t Screw Up
Also, Monday Open Thread.
[…] In The Mailbox, 10.06.14 […]
Hewlett Packard is undergoing a schism. The printer group is like the little alien climbing out of the chest of the computer group.
I think they should focus on their core competency, and build quadcopters.
I always look at all the blog links and maybe 1 out of 10 of the news links anyways.
[…] In The Mailbox, 10.06.14. A bunch of random links to stuff you may or may not find interesting. […]
They’ve fallen a long way from when they used to be the gold standard in instrumentation and computers. I may forgive them someday for buying and killing Palm, but that day is not today.
Same here. That was the last “smart” device my wife was able to work with. She had it all set-up with everything she needed. Now her disabilities make it so she can’t learn a new interface, and she can’t use those stupid “screen” keyboards. Her iPhone may as well be an alien artifact. So yeah, I’m not happy with that, at all.