Opining Online

If all the pundits and news stories about the various candidates has you confused (as opposed to severely depressed) Tony Woodlief, author of Sand in the Gears, has gone to trouble of explaining in terms anyone can understand:

Here’s my ill-informed reading of the status of our national presidential marathon, based on what I’ve gleaned from airport conversations and the occasional glance at Google news headlines:

Now, go there and read it all. You will be enlightened. (via Megan McArdle)

 Most bizarre.

“An effective method of dealing with defects is to find a collection site.”

Nano defects, that is. 

  Your brain on Jarlsberg. No, really it’s “Self Assembled patterns (LISA) formed in resist during Nanoimprint transferred into silicon substrated by DRIE.” You know what that is, don’t you? 

(via Instapundit)