Monday Linkage

Can you believe I went almost 24 hours without touching a keyboard? Amazing.

Mount Redoubt erupts 4 times in 3 hours

Cops help dream up high-tech police car

Africanized Bee Attack Injures Man, Prompts Street Shutdown

USA Today: Report targets Army policy on combat fitness
The Army's process for determining a soldier's fitness for combat is so confusing that it increases the chance of sending ailing troops to war, an Army inspector general's report obtained by USA TODAY says.

Stimulus? U.S. to buy Chinese condoms, ending Alabama jobs

Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath's son commits suicide, 46 years after she gassed herself

IRS Attacked For Being Lax On Millionaires

Washington Post: American Muslim's Case Poses a Test
One day last July, Naji Hamdan was summoned to the U.S. Embassy in the United Arab Emirates. He drove two hours through the desert heat from Dubai to answer questions from FBI agents who had arrived from Los Angeles, where Hamdan had gone to school, started a family, built a successful auto-parts business and become a U.S. citizen.

Pic via. Hard to imagine we need "Volcano Monitoring" now Bobby?