Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates warns West Point cadets against wars like Iraq and Afghanistan. Tweet
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Welcome to the Dark Ages. Tweet
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“We all know the spy-versus-spy games, we all know it works in the shadows,” the official [close to Pakistan's ISI] said, “but you don’t get caught, and you don’t get caught committing murders.” Tweet
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The NY Times syndicated Nick Anderson’s cartoon about how Americans view Federal spending. Now if we could all just agree to my needs, we could save soooo much… Tweet
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Reputation, after all, is everything. Tweet
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Park Slope yuppies send their nannies to cover their work shifts at the co-op. Tweet
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Watson wins. Tweet
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Spalding bests Bieber. Surprise, surprise! Tweet
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is in perpetual heat. Tweet
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Follow the rules and then just pray. Tweet
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Turkish surgeon is suspected in organ trafficking. Tweet
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The council in Redditch, Great Britain, has approved a plan to use the heat generated by the crematorium to heat the local pool. Tweet
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Vancouver clinic invites drug users inside in an attempt to curtail the spread of infectious diseases. Tweet
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OpenLeaks, the whistle blowers of the whistle blowers… Tweet
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Energy companies don’t see a link between local earthquakes and drilling tons of wells and filling them with pressurized sludge only to then drill more wells to store the sludge that comes back out. Tweet
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TSA officers unionize. Everybody do the TSA body scan dance! Tweet
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I know, let’s make health care really expensive and guns really cheap. Yeah, that sounds like a great idea. Fun too… A reaction to the sad reality faced by the Tucson shooting victims who are now beginning to receive their medical bills. Tweet
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The paper was either swiped or it did not come today. Last minute, I came across this article and being a photographer by day, I could not help but make a quick doodle about it. The article is in The New York Times. Tweet
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The front page of The New York Times inspired this. A crowd of protesters with their shoes. Since then, some of the shoes have been replaced with stones and some with molotov cocktails according to reports. Tweet
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Afghan religious leaders voice their concern about improper stones used in stoning of young couple according to The New York Times. Tweet
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