Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
AMAZING
Brand-new installments of the cult comedy are set to premiere on the streaming site in 2013. Fun fact: 10 is also the amount, in dollars, that one banana costs.
Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks. (via sirmitchell)
While the title here is reductive to the point of being smug, I think this Yglesias piece could easily (and accurately!) be re-titled, “Why Stimulus Works.”
This alternate history re-telling of the climate debate is depressing in how easy it makes passage of carbon pricing seem. Let’s move on…
My birthday is tomorrow. I turn 26 and I’m trying to raise $260 in support of the JDRF. This is important to me because I;ve been living with Type 1 Diabetes since I was 8-years old. The JDRF helps fund research so that people like me can have better methods of managing their diabetes. Hopefully, they will one day fund the research that finally finds a cure.
I’m getting close to that goal. I only need 6 more people to give $10. If you are inclined to donate, I would really appreciate it. The title of this post is a link to the donation site. In case that’s too complicated here it is again:
http://wishes.causes.com/wishes/345734
If you’re not able to donate, could you at least reblog this? The more people that see this, the more likely I am to reach to my goal.

I don’t have very strong views about the legal status of commercial gambling, but I’ve really never understood the particular legal middle ground that many states like New York have landed…
I think it’s worth noting that while Google+ and Facebook continue to push for public accountability in internet commenting (a good thing, I think!), what we continue to see in the ongoing revolutions in the Middle East, and to a lesser degree in the riots in London, is organizers taking to Twitter where their identities can remain relatively anonymous.
Sullivan advocates for revenue-positive tax reform. I’m not sure you can get the current GOP to go along with anything that is revenue-positive without them calling it a tax hike, even if you wrap it in the cloak of Reagan-esque reform.
In light of statements made by Tim Pawlenty, this is a helpful (if overly simple) explanation of both quantitative easing and Chinese-American bilateral trade.
The key takeway:
“So, I say, get to know a service member or veteran. Then, after they share their experiences, thank them for their service.”