Category: Daily Links

  • Saturday Morning Breakfast Links

    All guaranteed to be Kosher. A bit fleishig, definitely not parve.

    I could swear that this was an Agatha Christie story. Couldn’t they make it disappear?

    Know what would be a really great idea? Inserting ourselves even deeper into a shitshow that has no end.

    One thing I can say for my town- the shooting is at least getting more efficient. And this is certainly going to improve things, amirite?

    This was the last meeting of the Glibertarian editorial staff. We’re famous!

    If this is true, I’m gonna live forever, if I don’t shit myself to death first.

    Enjoy your shabbat. Me, I’m going to thank the good Lord for bringing me the Ultimate Shiksa. I’m lookin’ at you, SP.

  • Friday Afternoon Links

    And Dan. Where are they Dan?

    The diaper keeps it tasteful.

  • Friday Morning Links

    Friday Links. On time, bulleted, and with content. This Interwebz shit ain’t so hard.

    • Not exactly a gasoline fight. Male models rescue teens who fall through ice at Central Park. Jesse and Riven have tickets to NYC already booked.
    • AFL-CIO cutting staff due to slow sale of their product. I wonder if they’re getting cushy pensions and unemployment benefits from their former employer.
    • If you hoped Trump’s fight with the deep state would become a fight with the police state, you’re disappointed today.
    • Good news cocaine users, heroin’s share of overdoses rise to 25% of the total. Only, not heroin, the stuff people adulterate heroin with. If only there were a solution…
    • What to publish if you don’t want tenure.
    I got my mind right boss
    See this? It looks like a catbutt doesn’t it? This is what happens at our site if you screw up the links twice in a row.
  • Thursday Afternoon Links

    "Where's the money you owe me?"
    Completely unrelated, but my dog is super cute.

    Alicia Silverstone posed for a risque ad for PETA. Something about not wanting to wear wool? …Honestly, I wasn’t really listening. If she doesn’t want to wear anything, that’s fine with me.

    Absolutely fascinating piece on taxation and productivity from the liberty-loving folks over at FEE.

    Interested in making your own Cronenberg-style horrors creations? Now you can! Feel free to post your lovelies in the comments. (H/T SugarFree, because of course)

    It’s apparently “International Day of the Girl Child.” So… celebrate your girl children appropriately.

     

  • Thursday Morning Links

    Happy Close-Enough-to-Friday

    Climate models warming twice as fast as reality.

    Sex on a motorcycle at speed? Lots of people want to die having sex, but having your scrotum ablated off should be optional.

    As if NYPD cops need their commissioner to tell them to ignore the law.

    …And the best part is, he’s learning!

    Sploosh!
    ….He’s learning
  • Wednesday Evening Links

    • Millions waste the afternoon fondly daydreaming of getting the hell away from other humans
      Millions waste the afternoon fondly daydreaming of getting the hell away from other humans.

      If one was curious as to how one might bury a major breach notification, check here. According to RSA, the victims included five major defense contractors; four major telecommunications providers; 10+ western military organizations; more than two dozen Fortune 500 companies; 24 banks and financial institutions; and at least 45 higher educational institutions.

     

    • The San Diego district attorney’s office has allegedly missed a deadline to file foreclosure on the funds seized from Med-West, and from the personal accounts of company owner James Slavic, his wife and two step-daughters. The law affords them one year to do so, and in California Superior Court on November 15, 2016, deputy district attorney Jorge Del Portillo told judge Jay Bloom that the state had until February 2017 to file a petition of forfeiture against the money in bank accounts belonging to James Slatic and his family. The DA’s position has since changed. “We believe it is the seizure that starts the [statute of limitations] clock and not the freeze order,” says Tanya Sierra, DA spokesperson. “We do not consider [a search warrant to freeze a bank account] a ‘process’ within the meaning of asset forfeiture laws.”

     

    • According to White House officials, McCain is believed to have somehow gained access to the content of President Donald Trump’s private, classified telephone calls with world leaders. “He has been given transcripts or actually listened to the calls and is sharing what he has heard,” an administration insider said. “There is no doubt. He is one of the major leaks.”

     

     

    • After spending $24 billion on infrastructure and hosting for the 2016 Olympics, at the cost of de-valuing the Brazilian currency via unsupported inflation, Brazil’s new sporting venues stand empty and are rotting to ruins. Current figures may not include future upkeep and maintenance costs.

     

    • And in the really important news: MLB arranges to change intentional walk to a dugout signal. The thunderous shaking you felt across the internet were a million voices suddenly raised in Bronx cheers, and suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened.

     

  • Wednesday (Late) Morning Links

    Today’s late links are brought to you by Benadryl.

    • The French are using giant eagles (or tiny handlers) to fight drones. One presumes by carrying the terms of their unconditional surrender to the other party.
    • Looks like the 4th Circuit wants to get smacked down on the 2A by the Supreme Court. Everyone knows that assault rifles just “go off”
    • The Atlantic wants you to pay no attention to the entrenched bureaucracy behind the curtain
    • Trump to issue new EPA orders. Hopefully, these orders were drafted and reviewed by someone who actually passed law school.

      Benadryl
      Not my actual picture
  • Tuesday Night Links

    • Howard Root, founder and CEO of Vascular Solutions, was found not guilty on federal charges spearheaded by Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates. Yes, that Sally Yates. The actions of the federal government under her control were described by one juror as “nothing short of criminal”.

      By the gram? That’s how you know it’s bad for you.

     

    • Kerrygold butter, one of the premier dairy products on the market, cannot be sold in Wisconsin. I’m sure there are perfectly legitimate and logical reasons to protecting consumers from a noted dairy established in 1961, and protecting the Wisconsin dairy farm lobbying interests had nothing to do with it.

     

    • Daniel Crowninshield was sentenced to 41 months in prison for “unlawfully manufacturing firearms”. Special Agent in Charge Jill A. Snyder, of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, said that Crowninshield “owned and operated a machine shop where he allowed customers with unknown backgrounds to use his machinery to unlawfully manufacture firearms for profit. That activity posed a very dangerous threat to the safety of our communities.”

     

     

     

    H/t Pope Jimbo

  • Tuesday Morning Link Fun

    Save us, Robbie!
    WARNING! STATISTS APPROACHING!

    This will work out just fine, I am quite sure.

    Bill Gates continues to prove he should stick to software.

    DRONEZ!

    Is Sweden burning?

     

    Now go forth and do libertarian things!

  • Monday Night Links

    • Judge slams litigation-trolling for cash. ““Plaintiffs sought relief they could not possibly obtain, with false and inflated damage numbers, in order to obtain settlements,” Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich said. Following the ruling, the Attorney General’s Office has announced plans to file sanctions against the disability group. If granted, AID must pay back the state and the businesses it sued for all their legal expenses.

      We ought to have anticipated this. Former child actors never seem to go out quietly.

     

    • The current administration has not pledged allegiance – and uninterrupted, generous funding – to scientists. “This is the most frightening and serious threat we have faced in my lifetime,” Prof Nancy Kanwisher told BBC News. Well, I’m sold.

     

     

    • Two spaces after a period, Pluto is a planet and the Stone Temple Pilots are not classic rock! *runs to room sobbing*