The fun part about UAT is that 38 known issues can become 100 known issues in just a few hours. So, once again, I have a lot of stuff to read and no time to read it:

• WTF is this about a college football player's dead girlfriend hoax? It strains credulity to argue he wasn't in on it, don't you think?
• Cranky Flier examines the Great Chicago Aviation Fuel Scandal in which United and American save millions buying fuel from a small office in Sycamore, Ill., and not from Chicago. The Chicago Tribune has more.
• Law professor Dawn Clark Netsch, for whose 1994 Illinois Gubernatorial campaign I volunteered, has ALS.
• Since the Chicago ordinance allowing cops to issue tickets for small marijuana possession went into effect last July, arrests are down but without a concomitant rise in tickets.
• Paul Krugman explains why greenhouse gases aren't the same as entitlements in economic analysis.
• Ask The Pilot talks about the Boeing 787 troubles.
• Illinois State Climatologist Jim Angel shows how normal isn't average.

Yay, Instapaper!

Now off to lunch, followed by more debugging.