Wednesday Links

Grumble. Am I the only person in the world that thinks "Bill Murray, meh."?

Confidential 9/11 Pager Messages Disclosed

Why smell may be the key to how we choose a partner to ensure our offspring's survival

Arizona economy may be worse than Michigan's

Body Count Rises in Philippines Massacre

Boston Globe: Amid high unemployment, some positions hard to fill Even with the country’s unemployment rate at its highest in decades, some companies are having trouble hiring highly skilled employees. …One reason job seekers are not lining up at companies’ doors is that, despite a 10.2 percent US jobless rate, many skilled workers are still working; the unemployment rate for people with college degrees is about half the national average.

Thanksgiving is a bountiful time for plumbers

Forget the Seals, meet the Navy Sea Lions: Animals clear mines and even detain terrorist divers

Arrests of illegal immigrants along border drop 25%

BBC: Iraq inquiry turns to weapons of mass destruction claim
On its second day of hearings in London, the Iraq inquiry will question former senior Foreign Office staff Tim Dowse and William Ehrman. They will discuss the intelligence available to ministers on Iraq's WMDs prior to the US-led invasion.