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Gail Collins of the
New York Times editorial pages is unquestionably the most delightful part
of those pages. She is intelligent,
witty and makes great observations. For
about two years she constantly reminded everyone that Mitt Romney once took the
family dog on vacation with the family strapped to the roof of the station
wagon (the dog, not the family.) Now she
has about the only
comment worth noting on the flu.
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| Ms. Collins,After Reading Her Own Words - Rightfully Smiling |
It’s hard to tell the extent of a flu outbreak because most
of the victims just snivel away unhappily in the privacy of their own homes.
The Google site solves this problem by tracking the number of times people
search for flu-related terms online. Does this make sense to you, people? If we
could determine what was going on in the world by the most popular searches,
wouldn’t the universe be run by mischievous kittens and Kate Middleton?
Really, there is
nothing more to be said after that paragraph, which covers a lot of ground
in a very concise space.
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