Catching me eye: morning A through Z

Here’s what’s caught my eye this morning:

  • Abu Aardvark fills us in on what’s on TV on the Arab-language satellite news stations.
  • Marcus Cicero of Between Hope and Fear cross-posts so much of his work on Winds of Change that
    I don’t look in on his blog often enough. Go check out his reflections on 2004, a great small essay from one of the best essayists in the blogosphere. I think he needs a hug.
  • Maurice Bernstein of Bioethics Discussion Blog discusses the conflicts between do not
    resuscitate directives and surgical consent.
  • When is an idiot a savant? When he’s the richest man in the world, apparently.
  • Brad DeLong lays out the Social Security Talking Points.
  • Glen Wishard of Canis Iratus has an amusing list of things he believes but cannot
    prove (yet).
  • Noah Millman of Gideon’s Blog, a favorite of mine who posts too infrequently, considers the
    prudence of solving our problems with North Korea by asking the Chinese to invade it.
  • Gene of Harry’s Place appreciates the irony of having Kid Rock perform at the
    upcoming inauguration.
  • Glenn comments on a new book by
    Mary Ellen O’Connell. Mary Ellen is a really brilliant woman and the first woman to ask me to marry her (back in college). She was kidding. I think.

That’s the lot.

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