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28 August 2007

Is this the man who sank the Titanic by walking off with vital locker key? | News | This is London
Post-Orgasmic Women Agree - Men
James Moriarty - a forgotten mathematician: We remember Sherlock Holmes
Bill Sardi website
26 Free Tools for Buzz Monitoring
Senior Prank - CollegeHumor video
Mill Ends Park, Portland, OR - Smallest Park in the World - Wikipedia
Software Development in the Real World: Ultimate Web Development Cheat Sheet Guide
GOOD 006 - Transparency - Tell Me More
Things I Learned From Movies - Funny Emails

25 August 2007

Darfur essentials
WTF?
Coffee Drinks Illustrated | Lokesh Dhakar
Dont' really drink coffee, but I found this educational...especially the "Americano."
John Cleese Interview - by Michael Parkinson
Piranha on Steroids
This would scare the hell out of me.
If Drivers Ed. Were Taught Like Sex Ed. - Comic
NO, I Will NOT COMPLY! PERIOD - Jean's Blog
If drivers ed. were handled like sex ed.
Superb point, here.
Solar Shield Fit-Overs Sunglasses, Solar Shield Fit-Overs, Discount Solar Shield Fit-Overs Sunglasses
Antalya, Sand City 2007 | haha.nu - a lifestyle blogzine

24 August 2007

Domino Movie - The Domino Harvey Story?
The life and death of Domino Harvey | Features | Guardian Unlimited Film
Domino Harvey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Sad Fall Of Domino Harvey - October 12, 2005
George Carlin - On Aging
Total crackup...but soooo true.
Move mouse from sunrise to sunset
Wii Sex : David Paul Robinson
Funny application of the Wii controller.
TrackStar : View Track Member in Text
Doctor asks if patient is creationist
Hilarious and to the point. Wow.
Holding a Program in One
How to Buy a Cheap Airline Ticket in First Class
converted water tower, zecc architecten at materialicious
The R Project for Statistical Computing
Free software for statistical computing.

23 August 2007

Alice in the SEO wonderland.: Python fun with reddit URLs
Google Press Center: News Announcement
DIY laser long-distance listening device - DIY Life
The Underwire - Wired Blogs
George Carlin's view on aging
The Dangerous Disconnect Between Home Prices and Fundamentals | eFinanceDirectory.com

22 August 2007

YouTube - Perv Detector
Let's hope this is not the trend...

Clipmark
Loved the "Just did it!" t-shirt.
How to Get 6,312 Subscribers to Your Business Blog in One Day | Copyblogger

21 August 2007

Search Engine Marketeers are the new script kiddies - Justinsomnia
His blog was hacked and he found out who did it....Happened on Wordpress, btw.
Underwater turbines set to generate record power - tech - 21 August 2007 - New Scientist Tech
Clever students create cheapo DIY Segway - Engadget
50 Mile-Per-Gallon... Plane! - GoodCleanTech
Penguin Feather: Animated Philosophy of Alan Watts
Grad Money Matters: What I Do to Live Frugally
Welcome to the MythBusters Wiki - MythBusters Wiki
Web framework discussion
How to Write a Story
20 Things you Didn't Know About... Hygiene | Infectious Diseases | DISCOVER Magazine
TV kills! University of Arizona researchers determined that television remotes are the worst carriers of bacteria in hospital rooms, worse even than toilet handles. Remotes spread antibiotic-resistant Staphylococcus, which contributes to the 90,000 annual deaths from infection acquired in hospitals.
L'Origine du monde - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
BBC NEWS | Europe | The secret history of the Nazi mascot
Look out, men: Testosterone is under attack - Men
naked yoga on Flickr

20 August 2007

Buy.com - Joytech Wii Sharp Shooter Light Gun Accessory Wii
I Eat Noobs: Get Wireless working in Ubuntu 7.04
God Bless Me, It
A Financial Market Crash is a Process, Not an Event - iTulip.com Forums

18 August 2007

coffee-face-kiss.jpg : My Confined Space
Liquid Kiss
Gorgeous mirror lake image
How WalMart Killed America's Golden Goose - The Smirking Chimp
"With more than 127 million customers visiting a U.S. Wal-Mart store or a Sam's Club warehouse location in America every week, the company is considered a barometer of the health of the nation's retail sector." Excellent analysis of Wal-Mart's possible impact on U.S. (world?) economy. Intriguing ideas here.
Wikipatterns - Wiki Patterns
BICO - Jewelry

15 August 2007

Nothing Gold Can Stay - Poem by Robert Frost
Wii Tennis - Cheats, Tips, Hints
A collection of links and tips for my Wii Tennis obsession.
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Walkthrough - IGN FAQs
9 Digital Camera Settings for Every Photographer to Discover
Watercone - An Ingenious Way To Turn Salt Water Into Fresh Water
Get into pay sites for free as a Googlebot (PinGUY's Website)
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Walkthrough - IGN FAQs
Michellepedia
This is the kind of site I'd like to do. Site is a lot more complete and personal than mine. I like it very much.
Suicide at San Quentin

12 August 2007

Mind Blowing Magic - Cool Funny Vids
Tee-shirt on young coed
Dinner, drinks, and a movie: $200. This shirt off...priceless
LiveLeak.com - Lion Reunites with Humans
Picture of the first Beta Segway | The Kim Chee Blog
TG Daily - Point and click Gmail hacking at Black Hat
UltraNewb: A beginner's guide to BitTorrent - Lifehacker

4 August 2007

My Interesting Files: Playboy Germany Ads
Technology Review: A More Efficient Engine
"A new sparkless gas engine could significantly reduce fuel consumption. In a conventional engine (top), a mixture of fuel and air is ignited by a spark plug. In a diesel (middle), the fuel ignites when it's injected into hot, compressed air. An alternative to both is called homogeneous charge compression ignition (bottom). Here, a mixture of fuel and air is compressed until it combusts. Because the fuel and air are premixed, they burn more evenly than they do in a diesel engine, producing much less soot and nitrogen oxide."
Today @ PC World Mozilla Releases Hacker Tools

3 August 2007

When insults had class - Angry 365 Days a Year
TechEBlog - In Case of Zombies, Break Glass
YouTube - Banned Commercial - Never made it to air...
This one is cute.

Bud Light - Sexy Commercials

YouTube - Banned Commercials - Mastercard Priceless
Careful where you put your hands...

Best Freeware Design Software | Lifehacker
Unix/Linux Command Cheat Sheet
Drupal Upgrade Access Problem Solved
Google: Kill all the patent trolls | The Register

2 August 2007

Dr. Joan Bushwell's Chimpanzee Refuge : Is sugar more addictive than cocaine?
"[W]hen rats were allowed to choose mutually-exclusively between water sweetened with saccharin-an intense calorie-free sweetener-and intravenous cocaine-a highly addictive and harmful substance-the large majority of animals (94%) preferred the sweet taste of saccharin. The preference for saccharin was not attributable to its unnatural ability to induce sweetness without calories because the same preference was also observed with sucrose, a natural sugar. Finally, the preference for saccharin was not surmountable by increasing doses of cocaine and was observed despite either cocaine intoxication, sensitization or intake escalation-the latter being a hallmark of drug addiction....Our findings clearly demonstrate that intense sweetness can surpass cocaine reward, even in drug-sensitized and -addicted individuals."
Facts about the Moon - Astronomy - Helium
"The answer is Tidal Locking...The moon is not uniform. It has lumps and mountains and metal deposits from meteor impacts. The upshot is that one side (the side we see) is slightly heavier than the other and is more attracted to the Earth gravitationally. Imagine, you have your bicycle turned over so that the front wheel can spin free. If you tied a small weight to the front wheel, even just a few coins or washers, when you spin the wheel it will eventually slow and stop with the weighted side toward the Earth. It is now in Tidal Lock. Even though it is spinning round and round as the Earth turns, it will remain facing the ground until respun."
How long can you live in space without a space suit
Lifehacker Top 10: Top 10 Firefox features that don't require extensions - Lifehacker
Let them sing it for you
Type in a sentence and hear famous singers sing the words.

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