Putting U.S. Surveillance Tech to Good Use

I was intending to write some sort of substantial post this evening, but then it hit me that it's Christmas Eve, and who wants to read about serious stuff? I also need to post this quickly, get off the Internet, and go to bed before Santa arrives. He's never been shy about his surveillance of us when we're sleeping, being good or bad, etc. And if the U.S. government is reasonably open about spying on us, you've got to believe that Santa's got way better surveillance tech than they have. That's why I always appreciate the NORAD Santa Tracker, through which the governments of the United States and Canada help put us on an equal footing, at least for a few hours. I'm not actually sure what you'll see at that link if you click on it after Christmas Eve (which, in truth, won't last much longer). We can keep track of how Santa's coming along and be sure to be off to bed before he's close to us.

Happy Christmas (war's not over) to everybody, and I hope Santa will be good to you whether you see him coming or not.