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You are viewing the most recent 20 entries March 14th, 2007March 6th, 2007: EXCLUSIVE - Waffle House grill cook cheat sheet So this is how they remember all the orders. December 23rd, 2006: Screencast: How to use OpenID Video showing how to create a new OpenID and use it to log in to different sites without needing to create a new username and password for each one. read more | digg story December 18th, 2006: Cartoon creator Joe Barbera dies Joe Barbera, half of the Hanna-Barbera animation team that produced such beloved cartoon characters as Tom and Jerry, Yogi Bear and the Flintstones, died Monday, a Warner Bros. spokesman said. He was 95. Barbera died of natural causes at his home with his wife Sheila at his side, Warner Bros. spokesman Gary Miereanu said. read more | digg story December 14th, 2006: The ten most dangerous toys of all time To keep things interesting, we excluded BB guns, slingshots, throwing stars, and anything else actually intended to inflict harm. Below, our toy box from hell. read more | digg story December 12th, 2006: America's Injustice System Is Criminal: It Destroys Lives of the Innocent The US has the largest percentage of its citizens imprisoned of all countries in the world, including China. 1 of every 32 US adults is behind bars, on probation or on parole. In the US the wrongful conviction rate is extremely high. One reason is that hardly any of the convicted have had a jury trial. No peers have heard the evidence against them. read more | digg story November 16th, 2006: Student tasered at UCLA library for not having his ID 11-14-06 11:30pm Don't you hate it when you forget to bring your ID to Library... and the CSO or UCPD end up zapping you like five times with a stun gun? what is happening in todays universities now a days? UCLA library is a 24/7 library only for UCLA students... read more | digg story November 12th, 2006: Bush's Chernobyl Economy; hard times are on the way In the next few months, a financial crisis will arise somewhere in the world which will jolt the American economy and trigger a swift and precipitous decline in the value of the dollar. This is not speculation; it will happen and there is nothing that the Bush administration can do to stop it. read more | digg story November 9th, 2006: How To Annoy People You would think that this list would be unneeded. We all know how to annoy people right? Well, I'll bet there are a few here you've never thought of. Absolutely hilarious. read more | digg story : S. Dakota Rejects Abortion Ban, Missouri Backs Stem Cells Contentious initiatives on abortion and embryonic stem-cell research brought out voters in South Dakota and Missouri. In conservative South Dakota, voters struck down a proposal that would ban virtually all abortions in the state. In Missouri, a new constitutional amendment enshrines the right to conduct embryonic stem-cell research. read more | digg story : 'Intelligent Design' Suffers Further Setback in Midterms Intelligent Design received a drubbing yesterday, with pro-evolution candidates taking control of the Kansas State Board of Education and strengthening their representation on the Ohio State Board of Education. Many scientists also cheered the defeat of Sen. Rick Santorum (R-PA), one of the most politically influential supporters of the movement. read more | digg story August 22nd, 2006: Chavez offers China: Cheap Oil Chavez's six-day tour of the world's fourth-largest economy and second biggest energy consumer comes at a crucial time for his country as it seeks to dramatically increase oil production. This could be really important folks! read more | digg story August 15th, 2006: Why give up our liberties to reduce the minuscule risks of terrorism? From Ron Bailey, science correspondent at reason.com: "your risk of dying in a plausible terrorist attack is much lower than your risk of dying in a car accident, by walking across the street, by drowning, in a fire, by falling, or by being murdered." read more | digg story August 12th, 2006August 2nd, 2006: Kansas moderates recapture school board majority Moderates have recaptured the majority on the Kansas Board of Education. Science Wins! read more | digg story July 31st, 2006: O'Reilly gets pwned by Olberman as BOR gets caught twice in the same lie. I am surprised a bit that BOR has made the same mistake (or lied) twice on the same fact; (that Americans had commit ed specific atrocities in WWII when it was the Nazis against the Amerasians). But I am more disappointed that FOX chose to change the transcripts to match what BOER wished he had said and not what the video actually shows. read more | digg story July 13th, 2006: RIAA loses in file sharing case The RIAA suffered a legal setback today, as a file-sharing case was dismissed and the defendant awarded attorneys fees. read more | digg story June 27th, 2006: How Public Education Cripples Our Kids, And Why A rather interesting article that discusses why our education system is not just broken but deliberately so. A fascinating read. read more | digg story June 23rd, 2006: Charles Darwin's tortoise dies THE world's oldest animal in captivity has died on the Sunshine Coast at the ripe old age of 176. Giant Galapagos tortoise Harriet has died of a suspected heart attack. She was a star attraction at Steve Irwin's Australia Zoo since the 1980s and even features in the Guinness Book of Records for her longevity. read more | digg story June 20th, 2006: Abe Vigoda Status Ya need to check on how ole Abe is doing from time to time. read more | digg story |
