Stuff & Things XVIII

• Wizbang has put together a concise biography of Ted Kennedy. It's amazing how this guy has managed to stay in the political spotlight as long as he has. If you want to read a less sordid bio, Beautiful Atrocities has one for Betty Page.
• Can the mindless adolation of the mass-murdering Che Guevara be made as socially unacceptable as racism is now? It's something worth working towards.
• Andrew Coyne's column today in the Post uncovers the real motives for the Wire Brush's infomerical the other day. He's knows he can't really delay an election; he just wants to move the principal election issue from the corruption scandal to the Tories' intransigence. The fact that it drained the oxygen from one of the ugliest allegations against the Liberals so far -- that they traded nominations to the judiciary for help getting elected -- was just a bonus.
• Victor David Hanson has some lessons from the War on Terror so far.
• An autoshow in China. With car babes!