WRTV-TV:
Palin Greets Hundreds, But Not Everyone Leaves Happy  —  Crowd Flocks To Noblesville Bookstore For Book Signing  —  NOBLESVILLE, Ind. — Former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin was met by a cheering crowd of more than 1,000 people when she arrived in Noblesville Thursday night, but not everyone left happy.

Ezra Klein:
Inflation and the Fed  —  In general, the Fed's behavior tends to track the Taylor Rule, which is an economic formula based off a mixture of unemployment and inflation.  Don't worry, there's not going to be a quiz.  Suffice to say that the situation remains bad enough, and strange enough …

Michelle Malkin:
The global warming scandal of the century  —  Anthony Watts of Watt's Up With That? and Stephen McIntrye of Climate Audit broke the story this morning of the hacking break-in at the University of East Anglia's Climate Research Unit (aka Hadley CRU).  —  BBC confirms:

Brian Beutler / TPMDC:
Landrieu, Nelson Win Goodies As Reid Seeks Their Vote On Reform  —  Sen. Mary Landrieu's state of Louisiana is still ailing years after Hurricane Katrina devastated its largest city.  So Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid could be killing two birds with one stone by including …

     

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