It turns out I’m fairly involved in work-related activities today, which works out reasonably well since there isn’t a whole lot worth blogging about at the moment.

Some of the highlights:

- Pajamas Media is keeping a running tab on the Pennsylvania primaries. Hint: Clinton is going to win… but by how much?
- Zimbabwe’s neighbors are continuing the ongoing arms embargo against Zimbabwe. I couldn’t be happier. One interesting factoid is that it’s precisely this sort of arms embargo that eventually led to the collapse of the white-dominated regime led by Ian Smith.
- I was going to post something about Earth Day, but Google News currently doesn’t have anything on it on the front page. I think that pretty well nails down how relevant it is during this day and age. For better or worse, environmentalism isn’t a lifestyle or a religion for anyone anymore, save for a few diehards; instead, it’s something that people choose to engage in when it suits them. Like most anything else that touches are shores, it’s been absorbed into our greater culture, sort of like Tex-Mex Lasagna. We take what we want, cast aside the rest, and make sure a few people are going full-bore so we have something to stare at from time to time.
- China tells France that “All Our Dalai Lama Belong To Us - Not Yours”. France surrenders.
- Thanks to Dear Leader and the Porke Idea, this site’s traffic has hit yet another all-time per month high. I’m sitting at 883 hits for the month, beating last month’s record-setting 849. By the looks of things, I should be sniffing 1,000 by the end of the month, which is an extremely encouraging milestone, and I couldn’t have done it without you!

That’s it for now. Send some suggestions to the e-mail address at the upper-right if there’s something really scratching your fancy.

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