Just as a Saturday night update, we’ve broken the 200 barrier on the signatures.

Next week, we need to make an all-out push to publicize this.

Looks like there’s a counterrevolution occurring.

The Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) on the Mars Odyssey spacecraft has taken pictures of the Cydonia region of Mars, and they’ve been analyzed and released today.

If that looks like a face, then I look like Cindy Crawford.

It’s very clear to me that it’s just a hill with terraces. But I’m sure that the Face-on-Mars loons will persist, claiming that the photo was doctored, or they’ll get out Photoshop and fill in the gaps, and claim that that was what it looked like prior to erosion. Or they’ll just continue to live in denial and say it does so look like a face.

Fidel is upset about Chavez’ ouster.

In the Washington Post yesterday, they’ve got a real howler:

Sen. Barbara Mikulski, a Maryland Democrat who chairs the committee that funds NASA, has expressed reservations about the growing cooperation between the military and the Pentagon.

[Update on Saturday morning]

Two days later, they haven’t gone back and fixed it.

Wonder if they’ll do an errata next week? Or already have and I just haven’t seen it?

In the Washington Post yesterday, they’ve got a real howler:

Sen. Barbara Mikulski, a Maryland Democrat who chairs the committee that funds NASA, has expressed reservations about the growing cooperation between the military and the Pentagon.

[Update on Saturday morning]

Two days later, they haven’t gone back and fixed it.

Wonder if they’ll do an errata next week? Or already have and I just haven’t seen it?

In the Washington Post yesterday, they’ve got a real howler:

Sen. Barbara Mikulski, a Maryland Democrat who chairs the committee that funds NASA, has expressed reservations about the growing cooperation between the military and the Pentagon.

[Update on Saturday morning]

Two days later, they haven’t gone back and fixed it.

Wonder if they’ll do an errata next week? Or already have and I just haven’t seen it?

Apparently it’s not a purely military coup–a civilian junta, led by the businessman who had opposed Chavez will be ruling until elections can be held. And the result is a fall in oil prices.

They’ve finally decided on a solution. The company will be split into two separate companies. One will write software, and the other will build patches.

Hilarious.