The very definition of incorrigible. He should be restricted only to walking, and then only along straight lines (although he might not be able to manage even that). See, Moped Driver Arrested for What Would Be Sixth OWI.

What people saw is now officially confirmed. It was true before; confirmation is still welcome to answer objections from people who will ask, “But was it officially confirmed?” See,

Contador is still eight seconds up. http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/97th-tour-de-france-gt/stage-18/results.

Contador stays eight seconds ahead of Schleck. That just may be enough. Tour De France: Stage 17, Route Maps & Results | Cyclingnews.com.

There’s a great article in the latest issue (August 2010) of Wired about stress. The article’s not yet online, but it’s entitled “Under Pressure,” and it describes how the stress of those working in a bureaucracy can be particularly difficult. The article refers to a studies of British civil servants, part of the vast Whitehall…

I wrote recently about a tour of a tiny house in Wisconsin. There’s a story and video at Yahoo! about a man who, liking the idea of a tiny house, started a company that manufacturers them. The company is named the

In May, seeking to assess the strengh of political charges that Tea Party protesters are racists, Reason.tv went looking to see what they could find. Lots of protesters, many with views different from the libertarian Reason, but they found no racists among the group. Lawful protests against an incumbent administration may have many of motivations,…

Sometimes even the most malevolent acts have an absurdity attached to them. That would be true about allegations against a septuagenarian blind man who may have had someone post an ad on Craigslist for a bomb. Here’s the allegation against an elderly Wisconsinite: The husband of a former Dane County Board member faces a possible…

One often hears that public servants give their time and effort to create a better community. Typically, one hears this from the politicians and bureaucrats who describe themselves as public servants. With all that dedication and attention, it’s not too much to hope that fewer of the goods purchased with taxpayer money would be lost.…

There’s a story at the Journal Sentinel entitled, Wisconsin candidates’ cost-cutting plans don’t add up. Jason Stein summarizes the candidates’ proposals: Candidates for governor are sharing more of their plans to slice spending to help balance the state’s struggling budget, but they’re making promises they could find difficult or even impossible to keep. Milwaukee Mayor…