At the link the Dallas Police Department is refusing to release details regarding the deployment of their bomb robot […]
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My buddy Ken gave me a heads up on the latest Drew Peterson story, drew-peterson-gets-40-years-in-prison-for-murder-for-hire-plot. He was upset that […]
Somewhere between a report and a rumor is a story regarding a gun used in the Paris terrorist […]
Figure lie and liars figure. Hot Air has a post about the effect of Police Body Cameras, conflicting […]
The price of candy has shot way up for Jacobia Grimes. A career shoplifter, Grimes faces a possible […]
There is an intersection on the east side of San Antonio Corliss St and Bellinger St. Corliss St […]
On a heads up from Power Line, I linked to an article by Peter Dreier called the academic drivel report. Dreier was invited to submit a paper for publication and presentation at a conference in Tokyo, Japan. The proposed topic made absolutely no sense to him. So he wrote a totally nonsensical proposal in reply.
He describes what happened next in an article that I call the The Big Con. He submitted to the panel an abstract, this is a summary of what he intended to present. What he sent, is known in law enforcement circles as “bluster and bullshit, what he called total nonsense. His submission was accepted.
Multiply this by thousands of times and the whole idea of “publish or perish” within academia is a crime against the environment. The horror all those trees dying, the ozone layer depleted, as academics jet off to far flung locales to present papers of dubious scholarship.
Even if you don’t have time to read the article, you might want to save it. It makes a handy bludgeon for the next time a prissy academic type gets on his high horse about the mating habits of the blind salamander.
Nearly $50,000 worth of bull semen was stolen from a truck in California. Stolen Semen, most people’s response is […]
I promised a three part article on my take on the debate regarding mandatory minimums in the Federal […]