Janufeb. The grey blur before the melt, made more grey those three out of four years without Olympic curling. It is the time when the Morton teeters, when show turns that other colour. We've seen the dark edge of the storm and even had double lake effect this week. I heard an ad for large screen …

The British have proposed a new module for the International Space Station:  •  “Their idea is for Britain to build and launch two modules that greatly enhance living conditions on the platform. The Habitation Extension Modules would increase meeting and bunk space; and allow the UK to fly some …

"So, they tell me this is the next big thing..."  •  Poor old Rudy. The final indignity will be at the polls but, really, ought there not be a rule in politics about not being seen on a Segway? Nice placement of the background signage.

Was they we?  •  “Modern humans may well have evolved from hardy Neanderthals who suffered through a dramatic cold spell that descended on Europe about 40,000 years ago, according to a new study that throws another coal into the already heated scientific debate about our origins. The report …

I suspect that when Steve trips on his shoe laces that they are cursed as Liberal-manufactured shoe laces imbued with a wicked trippiness. When ketchup drips of his French fry onto his shirt, it is Liberal-ketchup of the most evil drippy sort:  •  “"There will be no nuclear accident," Prime …

I suppose that once you have accepted that someone needs to have a wind turbine near their house, then it is a small leap to suggest that everyone needs to have one:  •  “All UK homes could be powered by offshore wind farms by 2020 as part of the fight against climate change, under plans unveiled …

The clothing does apparently make the man and it's under the eye of Big Brother in the UK:  •  “The software would allow officers to quickly analyse hours of CCTV footage, in which the suspect may have appeared, for images containing the distinctive clothing, in the hope of finding pictures that …

While sometimes I think accounts of new movements or fads are really just the combination of a particular instance or two with a reporter with the need of a story - but this is a more interesting than most:  •  “Science groups for young professionals who don't wear white coats, like the year-old …

Good Oswego-based knowledge in the NYT this morning. Easlakia is more like Eas-scrapia these days.