Law & Order

Rubric's Boob

Workplace Safety Begins With U

Humans 1 Dolphins 0

Constabulary

The Mystery Deepens

Microsoft Breakup Won't Be Pursued

Illiterate Racist Wellwisher

Never Wave At A Snickers Bar

Last Facebook Update

Putting the 'r' in 'coquette'.

Seduction For Dummies

Drawing For Dummies

You Have To Laugh

Christianity For Dummies

Alsatian

Getting Fat On Ignorance

M'Aidez

The Non-Random Selection Of Ideational Variation

At the heart of science is an essential balance between two seemingly contradictory attitudes — an openness to new ideas, no matter how bizarre or counterintuitive they may be, and the most ruthless sceptical scrutiny of all ideas, old and new. This is how deep truths are winnowed from deep nonsense.

 — Carl Sagan

Fertile Imagination

Gnus Don't Cull People

The Jaws Of Defeat

Roaches

The Willingness To Invade And Kill People You Don't Know For Reasons You Don't Understand

Degeneration Gap

Conspiracy Against Conspiracy Theories

A More Realistic Dream

Things To Do In Council Bluffs, Iowa

The historic Council Bluffs' Red-light district was formed during the late 19th century, when at least 10 separate brothels were located on Pierce Street east of Park Avenue with another three brothels down the block on the south side of West Broadway east of Park. One 1890 newspaper article referenced in Lt. RL Miller's "Selected History of the Council Bluffs Police" noted the "places of vice and corruption on Pierce" and Stella Long's above the Ogden House along with the "terrible den at the corner of Market and Vine" and Belle Clover's bagnio at 8th St. and West Broadway.

The liberalisation of Iowa gambling laws was followed by the opening of The Bluffs Run Greyhound Park in 1986. By 2005 Council Bluffs was the 19th largest casino market in the United States, with revenue equalling nearly $434 million. Casinos include Ameristar Casino Hotel Council Bluffs, Harrah's Council Bluffs, and the Horseshoe Council Bluffs.

Evolition

Iron-Clad Reasoning

Donkey Holey

Political Systems

Oligarchy: rule by the few; eg rule by political parties in a democracy.
Plutocracy: rule by the rich; eg rule by corporations in a democracy.