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Wow an environmental activist admits that nuclear power is a good thing. Impressive, it only took 30 years for the knee jerking to end. I wonder if the coal and oil power plants have contributed to global warming in the interim…
Frikkin sweet! This took a while…
The Incredibles in ASCII
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What’s the next security threat?
hackers are no longer writing mass worms to bring down the net. They are growing satisfied with much more selective attacks.
Experts ponder a future of new sex gizmos, robots
I just love the name Teledildonics… Man who thinks this stuff up? What’s next Rectaltronics? ;-)
couple of really cool apps in this list.
20 Strangest Gadgets and Accessories
After speaking with the Evil Tyrant about a recent acquisition, “Stumble”, a fun extension for Firefox sent me to this site. It featured some interesting items including one that will make an excellent companion for his new object.
This should be a helpful website. I am constantly frustrated when I cannot find a phone number and only an email address.
I am not certain this is intended as sarcasm, though that is how I read it. I do know many whose arsenal for debate and argument is limited to these tactics.
I wonder how long it will take to torch this guy.
Gregg was the man with the largest arms in the world. Unfortunately, total excess is not generally good for the body…
Here is the three part series.
In an effort to quell the inevitable tide of chest beating and wailing over Cheney's tax refund.
Interesting that he only makes about 200k per year from Halliburton which he earned in 1998 and has allowed Halliburton to pay him over time.
The biggest question I have is, whose head is going to roll for overpaying his taxes to the tune of 2 million dollars in one year? Not good planning. I would fire that accounting firm…
I wonder if Bush has a big underpayment penalty?
Slick little Firefox extention Xbmc Fox,
allows you to right click on a video link and have it sent to your TV for viewing… Now if I could only get Firefox on my cellphone. I could use it as a remote control off a local web server….
OK, let me get this one straight. This is somehow related to global warming… Ice falling from the sky…. sounds like a good opportunity for funding to me…
Falling ice perplexes scientists / Theories abound after 2 chunks land in state in a week
I remember seeing an interesting space pic (think it was from the shuttle) years ago where chunks of ice were entering out atmosphere, and there was speculation then that these were the origin of the water supply on earth. I cannot seem to find it… Does anyone else remember it?
Does not look pretty. Looks like the best bet is to move to Montana and become a survivalist. ;-)
What everybody already knew…
One real gem in this USATODAY article is the bit on the left "Swanson's Unwritten Rules", great advice there.
What will those zaney Mexicans think up next? Cuitlacoche.
http://www.pheromonereviewsite.com/
What
with all the attention given recently here to Astroglide, I came across
this and thought the same audience might appreciate it. It is
frank in its content and will be considered sexist by some. I've
seen ads for these kinds of products for years, heard a few brief news
reports on the radio, but never had an interest in trying them or
seeking out someone who has actually tried these products.
These are sites I've recently found that offer varying points of
view, mostly what I would call more progressive views than are
typically found on the larger TV news outlets, or in most of our
nation's newspapers. Some of the columnists and cartoonists are
syndicated and found in some newspapers, but a few I've not read
elsewhere. Even if you don't agree with their reasoning or
conclusions, it is always a good idea to seek a variety of views in
order to make better, more informed decisions. Simply listening
to those with whom you already agree results in a closed loop.
This loop results in a closed mind and those do not make good decisions.
http://www.workingforchange.com
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This WSJ Opinion Extra article falls in line with a couple of articles I've read over the last year.