Back from a vacation week, and published on Saturday, but that lacks the alliteration I require:
I know I shouldn't link to Nate Silver every week, but I blame him for writing something irresistible every time. This time around it's the best strategic analysis I've seen of the Biden choice.
Merlin Mann on kicking ass with outcome-based thinking. I especially like the Foo for Bar formulation.
Via Very Short List, a great little accent identification game, with creepy patriarchal and colonialist undertones brought to you by Rudyard Kipling.
A good piece on humiliation, China, and the Olympics: "In 2001, the National People's Congress even passed a law proclaiming an official 'National Humiliation Day.'"
And following an impeccable pass of the baton, Errol Morris runs the anchor leg analyzing photography as a weapon.
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