Linkpost: 06/29/08
- A Skeptical Take on the Economy (Keith McFarland, BusinessWeek)
- Industry calls for new tests to gauge offshore oil and gas (Brett Clanton, Houston Chronicle)
- The poor Democrats... (Brothers Judd)
- Electro-Shock Therapy (Jonathan Rauch, Atlantic)
- How CVTs Work (William Harris, HowStuffWorks)
- Some wary of Heights high-rise proposal (Nancy Sarnoff, Houston Chronicle) Density is great -- so long as it's not in the neighborhoods of the affluent liberal types who urge it upon other neighborhoods.
- Fighting Houston's floodway ordinance (Jeremy Desel, KHOU-11 News) Another of Mayor White's Ready-Fire-Aim! messes that will likely be left to the next mayor to fix.
- Why Windows Software Could Use a Rush of Fresh Air (Randall Stross, NY Times)
- Set Firefox 3 to Launch Gmail for mailto Links (Lifehacker)
- The Texas Rangers' Young GM (Jeff Pearlman, Fast Company) Too bad the Astros don't have any such fresh thinking in their management ranks.
- As the AL lords over the NL, even the lowly Royals are flush (John Shea, SFGate)
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 06/29/08 21:05 | Links | Technorati
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