Clearing the Browser Tabs – Fun-Seeking Friday Edition

It’s been a truly long week and I, for one, am glad the weekend is here. I don’t have anything more pithy to add, except that I hope you find some fun over the next couple of days.

And now, links!

• The cost to repeal Obamacare is entirely predicated on the scoring done by the Congressional Budget Office, but that scoring is entirely predicated on the assumptions forced upon the CBO by the Democrats in Congress. I explain how that works in this post.
• Twitter for Mac is out and the early reviews I’ve read among the tech bloggers are quite good (via Techmeme). You can only get it from the new Mac App Store (on machine running Snow Leopard). I don’t have Snow Leopard yet, so I’m out of luck for the time being (though it’s on my list!).
• Have you ever wondered why businesses are so eager to work with government on new regulations? Here’s your answer.
• Heritage has an interesting piece on how conservatives can take back popular culture.
• The returns on the Winter Classic are in and NBC scored a ratings jackpot. I hope this means that future Winter Classics will also get prime time slots.
• If you own a Kindle, you can now lend some of your books to other Kindle (or Kindle app) users. There are a ton of caveats, most of which I hope disappear very soon, but it’s doable, which is a good thing.

Other Posts of Interest:

• Clearing the Browser Tabs – I Clicked the Links on Chrismas Day Edition
• Clearing the Browser Tabs – Snowfall Friday Edition
• Clearing the Browser Tabs – ‘Twas the Thursday Before Snowpocalypse Edition

Tags: Linky Love

Category: Links