Of the week. Of one project I’m working on. Of my “reader’s block” in finding new links for you. Whatever. It’s Thursday, and I can see the weekend, complete with much lounging about on the couch and perhaps a session of percussive therapy from here. Sure there’s still today and tomorrow to be gotten through at work, but today is the last day of the all-company conference I wasn’t invited to in California, so everyone will pretty much continue leaving me alone, and tomorrow they’ll all be in airplanes or whatever, and again, I’ll have a quiet day.
Unfortunately, at least one of the projects I’m working on there has stalled. I need some answers from a guy who was supposed to make fifteen minutes for me this week, but couldn’t even do that, so a full week of delay has been put into that pipeline. I’m not bitter or anything, but it does make it a little harder to get excited about that particular project.
- According to Porkbusters, there are Appropriations Leaks, AP Listens and will have a story soon. [instapundit]
- If only there were such a thing as The Politicians’ Rulebook. Oh wait … isn’t that what the Constitution is for? [claire]
- I wrote a mini-rant yesterday: IMHO, TLAs are a PITA.
- Some new contact lenses from Nike and Bausch & Lomb promise Sharper Image, Better Performance. The only downside, if you want to call it that (and I wouldn’t), is that they make your eyes look spooky. [jwz]
- The New York’s attorney general’s Payola probe targets radio giants. Apparently it’s been going on since the mid-90s. Well, that would certainly explain the suckitude that assaults my ears on the rare times I turn on the radio. [press-patch]
- A friend pointed me to a story about the Campaign to seize US judge’s home, but sadly, N.H. Town Rejects Plan to Evict Souter, so it’s already over. I never figured the Lost Liberty Hotel would have much of a chance, but it was a fun side-show while it lasted. [claire]