As a matter of fact, the customer is probably a rotten thief. Ubisoft is just treating us all like the criminals we probably are!

So some people didn't like the movie? I did, and I know many people who do to. I personally am interested in a third movie for the movie's sake. If you didn't like the second one, don't pay to see the third. You don't have to see movies you don't like. Riddick rocks and anyone that doesn't think so can just ignore it.

There's a comment on your first journal about this event that seems somewhat unnecessary. I'm very glad to hear that you're taking care of yourself, getting help, and not letting yourself be blamed. I hope you both get through this, and that she will be willing to get the help she needs.

That's really messed up - vent away here. Take care of yourself, too. I hope your wife gets the mental stability she needs, but I don't want to see you broken down by this, either, so don't forget yourself.

It is what it is.

I just found this fact sheet about Saturn's moons from NASA labelled the Saturnian Satellite Fact Sheet. That's clinched it for me, as I'm considering NASA a reasonable authority for solar nomenclature.

I just read it for the witty commentary. The entries themselves are completely vapid.

And this might be one of his more brilliant pieces. Even my wife who is a non-"PA aficionado" and non-gamer thought it was beautiful.

Ah, so the naming schema *is* consistent enough for interpolation! Thanks for the links.

That was my first thought, but the definition fails to reference the "of or relating to ..." that I see for the other planetary terms (ex 2, ex 3, etc...).

Not sure if you are posting that video to rebut Whittle or to say that Obama is causing the last couple of decades of intellectually un-curious graduates by spending too fast?

Interestingly, your latest journal links to a video of Whittle proving the intellectual and cultural excellence of the US. I consider his list of stats proof enough until I see something that makes me think there is a collapse going on.

I've done a bit of googling, and while I was probably not exhaustive in the combinations of terms that I tried, I haven't been able to find any studies that show a decline in the overall intellectual curiosity of graduates from US schools. I'm not saying that I know it's not happening, I would just like some help finding said studies before I take a position on whether there's any over-arching intellectual collapse going on right now.

As to the broad spectrum of targets, considering the number of times people have tried to blame evils on "bad rock and roll", "violent video games", and high fructose corn syrup, I only willingly apply blame to targets where strong studies have shown overwhelming correlation and a possible (preferably a strong) causative link between the effect and the supposed effector.