What I’m Surfing: Links, Links, and More Links

And, more interesting stuff from my feed reader:

My Favorite

• Obamateurism of the Day: making up information about diabetics. (HotAir)
• Fox has a new reality series: Deal or Die? (Big Hollywood)

LOLz/Cringe Worthy

• Indiana Congressman Baron Hill – Democrat – calls protesters “political terrorists.”  (Sweetness and Light)
• Millions of stimulus dollars are yet to be spent by the Department of Education. (NPR)
• Jim Treacher remixes “Please Mr. Postman” with a little help from Pres. Obama. (Jim Treacher)

Conservatism

• Though missing some parts of the entire issue, J. R. Dunn manages to show how the “birthers” damage the conservative movement. (American Thinker)

Guns

• Small town in Tennessee allows handguns in local parks.  Newspaper reporter uses phrase “omg moment” in story.  (CommercialAppeal.com)
• Deliciously libertarian New Hampshire offers a hunting course for the ladies.  (Fox 44 News)
• NY man is in trouble because he has a flintlock rifle. (Daily News)
• Ireland bans handguns and crafts other draconian gun laws.  (Ireland Online)

Double Standards

• Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann – Republican  – is attacked because her son participates in Teach For America. (NewsBusters)
• Remember when Nancy Pelosi – Democrat and Botox Addict – just loved all those protesters who shouted down opposition?  You and I do.  Liberals don’t.  (Michelle Malkin)
• Michael D. Tanner with the Cato Institute explains hows a tax-payer subsidized government run health care insurance program would drive private health care insurance companies out of business.  (Cato Institute)

Geekie

• I don’t care what you say, Congo was entertaining: Pajiba covers the worst book-to-film adaptations. (Pajiba)
• College students are overworked and sleepwalking through their undergrad years.  (Inside Higher Ed)
• Because of the boom in tech stuffs and data, statisticians are the new “it” job.  (New York Times)
• Can removing computers from classrooms improve teaching and learning?  Dean Jose A. Bowen with Southern Methodist University thinks so.  (The Wired Campus)

SoDak Blogosphere Roundup

• Constant Conservative examines the first SoDak victim (?) of Cap and Trade.  (Constant Conservative)
  • Also, Andrew is a new blogger @ Constant Conservative
• Is Pat Powers making much ago about nothing RE: Herseth-Sandlin’s schedule?  You decide.  (South Dakota War College)
• Coolest Invention EVAR!!1!  (South Dacola)
• Two for one: Dakota Women defend Hilary Clinton.  Plus a great comment/flame war.  (DakotaWomen)
• Northen Valley Beacon = your daily dose of crazy.  (Northern Valley Beacon)
• Cory Heidelberger wants to save the planet for his grandchildren; he doesn’t want to save their dollars with Obamacare.  (Madville Times)
• Ken Blanchard considers whether or not the “damned doctors” are to blame for rising health care costs.  (South Dakota Politics)
• A Progressive on the Prairie considers free speech and free expression of religion issues.  (A Progressive on the Prairie)