Jewish date: 26 ’Elul 5770 (Parashath Ha’azinu).
Today’s quasi-holiday: Be Late For Something Day.
Today’s (two-week backlog of) news and commentary:
- “Yellowstone Hot Spot Shreds Ancient Pacific Ocean”
- “Take a deep breath - why the world is running out of helium”
- “Dilbert Creator Scott Adams Tries to Build an Eco-Friendly House (or: How I (Almost) Saved the Earth)”
- “Got E. coli ? Raw Milk's Appeal Grows Despite Health Risks”
- “A pox on your bank account: failure to vaccinate and its legal consequences”
- “Heaps of Fossils From Evolutionary ‘Big Bang’ Discovered”
- “Large, double-clawed raptor stalked Europe's Cretaceous creatures”
- “10 Ways Your Taxes Pay For Environmental Devastation”
- “The power of anecdotes”
- “How the Washington Shakespeare Company came to offer Shakespeare in Klingon”: And you will see Klingon Shakespeare, or you will die with no honor!
- “Water Before Meal Means Fewer Calories Consumed”
- “Deadly Whooping Cough, Once Wiped Out, Is Back”
- “Alien Solar System Looks Strikingly Like Ours”
- “Black Fawn”
- “Tropical Glaciers in Indonesia May Disappear by the End of the Decade”
- “Survey Probes Americans' Incorrect Opinions on Energy Efficiency”
- “Patenting The Geophysical Center Of Europe?”
- “Video quality less important when you’re enjoying what you’re watching”
- “Drug-resistant staph infections on the decline in U.S. hospitals”

Aaron
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