Occupy Boston arrests continue to mount

O.K. I’m all right now, I’m breathing normally again. Boy! I haven’t laughed so hard in ages. Are you ready?

The latest Occupy arrest, in Boston, Langston Peace, 29 for stealing a Boston Police Bicycle. Black and white, complete with flashing lights and marked BOSTON POLICE.

Che would have been proud of him.

Will portable potties end up being a new fuel source?

By Tom And Ray Magliozzi / Car Talk

Can we torch Time Magazine’s offices now? (I didn’t say that, I might have, but I didn’t)

The latest issue contains a piece saying that the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo deserved to have someone – maybe an Islamist, maybe not – firebomb its offices in Paris.

P.S. Over at Index on Censorship James Kirchick makes the essential point that arguments about free speech are always simpler than they look:

“No one has the right not to be offended. No one has the right to firebomb a newspaper that offends them. It’s amazing, given all the struggles and sacrifices that have been made for freedom of speech over many years, that statements so simple bear repeating. But as long as we have moral cowards like Bruce Crumley [the Time journalist] around, repeat them we must.”

I agree with James.

BEST COLLEGE MAJORS FOR A CAREER.

And, from the Wall Street Journal, if only the Occupy Kiddies had read it before choosing their majors.

Choosing the right college major can make a big difference in students’ career prospects, in terms of employment and pay. Here’s a look at how various college majors fare in the job market, based on 2010 Census data. Some popular majors, such as nursing and finance, do particularly well, with unemployment under 5% and high salaries during the course of their careers.

Cain Accuser Filed Complaint in Next Job

This is the way this woman moved up and up in Federal service.