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Unblogged Bits (Wed. 26-Oct-11 2330)

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

  1. Petulant mayor breaks cross to abide by First Amendment – Freedom From Religion Foundation – FFRF.org – “What is most flabbergasting is the decision by this intemperate mayor to waste nearly $4,000 in tax dollars to essentially mutilate a religious symbol, rather than remove it.” That’s … kinda weird.
  2. Disney Star Wars Weekend Posters are Awesome! (13 Total) – My Modern Metropolis – Much fun. (This post originally ran in 2009.)
  3. In Denver, time-honored techniques feed a growing appetite for old school meats – The Denver Post – Mmmmmmm.
  4. Washington Post Illustrates Oakland Police Brutality With Cop Petting KittySigh.
  5. Colorado gay elite stumping against openly gay soldier – The Denver Post – Actually, this is a cool thing. Because it means that the “issue” has succeeded enough to mean that a gay man can run against someone who has a progessive, pro-gay reputation, and have it be about things other than sexual orientation. It means homosexuality beginning to become normalized in a very important way, and I think that’s a good thing.
  6. Not your fault! Hormones linked to weight regain – The Denver Post – “He said avoiding weight regain appears to be a fundamentally different problem from losing weight in the first place, and that researchers should pay more attention to it.” Oh, yeah.
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