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Throw away your TV - Stephen Colbert Interviewed by Charlie Rose
Fellowship of the Ring - HD vs DVD
Low-protein diet might reduce cancer risk
All but Ageless, Turtles Face Their Biggest Threat: Humans - New York Times
Quotes From STEPHEN WRIGHT :
Ten Commandments for Living a Bold Life at Ririan Project
Three Ways to Kill Mold Naturally
Pronto condoms - the best way to get it on
Pronto Condom
hakia Search Engine Beta
Searching for meaning, search engine.
Ten reasons why you should never accept a diamond ring
Fark.com - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bodyhack
The Daily WTF - No, We Need a Neural Network
TIME.com: Not So Silly String In Iraq
zaSOS.com - Reasons To Have Sex...
zaSOS.com - Upgrading From Girlfriend 4.0 to Wife 1.0
Hilarious! Saving a copy. It's a keeper: Upgrading from Girlfriend 4.0 to Wife 1.0
YouTube - faithless - bombs
Music video banned by MTV? Great visuals offer provoking message, but don't get why it was banned.
Welcome to TableTouch Inc.
Ted's into this. Sounds like a good idea.
Bonnie CLAC - A non-profit organization helping people from all walks of life get the most car for their money
Heart transplants: 25 years on
Heart transplant reunion party celebrates lifesaving milestone
Discoveries and Breakthroughs Inside Science
Link found in cancer fight | The Courier-Mail
Chemotherapy Drugs May Damage Brain Cells
"Drugs used to treat many cancers, chemotherapy drugs, such as cisplatin, carmustine and cytarabine, may damage and destroy brain cells." I suppose it's better than the alternative.
How to shoot a spherical panorama (2) on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
59 amazing sketches of the Monty Python
1 in 32 Americans in jails, on parole - Yahoo! News
Hacking Knowledge: 77 Ways to Learn Faster, Deeper, and Better | OEDb
Dr. Kradjian addresses cow's milk
BMI is the wrong measurement for health?
"What we want is for people to understand that a fat middle is bad news," she says. "It is not how much you weigh, but where the excess fat gathers that causes problems."
eChalk colour perception: This is the most amazing optical effect in the world
The National Sleep Research Project - 40 amazing facts about sleep
PI | How to Increase Your Self-Discipline
YouTube - Tony vs. Paul
Brilliant live stop-action animation.
10 films the US Government would rather you not see. | The Skeleton Project
Coding Horror: Never design what you can steal
Wired News: AI Seduces Stanford Students
10 Things Your Casino Won't Tell You (10 Things: Personal Finance) | SmartMoney.com
PmWiki | Cookbook / TraceTrail
Common fonts to all versions of Windows & Mac equivalents (Browser safe fonts) - Web design tips & tricks
The Disposable, Simple Email Address
5 Desk Gadgets You Can Build Yourself
Similepedia - Main - HomePage
The stunning size 12 model branded 'too fat' for TV competition
Something for the Dove Ad Campaign for Real Beauty.
How mirrors can light up the world
How to Change the World: Book Review: Influence--Science and Practice
World's Armed Forces Forum
WW I photos in COLOR. Very interesting.
Brent Stop Smoking Service
In Class Warfare, Guess Which Class Is Winning - New York Times
Warren Buffett interviewed about taxes.
Recline or slouch - it's the safest way to sit - Britain - Times Online
How To Make (and grow) A Luffa!
John T. Reed's analysis of Robert T. Kiyosaki's book Rich Dad, Poor Dad
Clipmarks - Bite-size highlights of the web.
Very cool social bookmarking site that includes relevant "clips" of the items.
Best photogrGJ of 2005
Gmail Spam trick | Clipmarks
Unlimited GMail Ids | Clipmarks
Why the U.S. Loses Small Wars
He notes that the primary object in a small war is to force insurgents to fight on the regular force’s terms by drawing them into conflicts in which their superior firepower and discipline could prevail. Unfortunately, the history of small wars has shown that insurgents play hit and run – striking boldy and then retreating quickly, and rarely engaging the larger force head on.

The other, and much bigger obstacle to winning small wars, brings a moral dilemma. According to Callwell, to win small wars, mere victory isn’t enough, the enemy must be thoroughly and utterly destroyed to the last man, woman, and child – which means enormous civilian casualties. For citizens of most modern democracies, this is an unacceptable stance. The level of violence and barbarism it would take to beat an insurgent force -- torture, wholesale executions, leveling of towns -- is a place where most democracies refuse to go. This keeps victory out of reach.

Small wars are also lost because of the larger army’s lack of national commitment which ends in inadequate or misspent funds and deployment of too few troops. For insurgents fighting for their own soil, the commitment is 100 percent. If they lose the war they lose everything. Without ‘skin in the game’ national commitment by the larger force’s country usually wanes.

Econbrowser: Will the Dollar Plunge? Would that Be So Bad?
Pinnacles National Monument - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
13 things that do not make sense
Whois Wanderings.net [2006-11-27]
Wanderings.net - AboutUs
A Smarter Computer to Pick Stocks - New York Times
In Space metal sticks together
In space, if unprotected pieces of metal touch each other, they stick together permanently.

This doesn't happen on Earth, because the oxygen in our atmosphere forms an extremely thin film of oxidized metal on every exposed surface. The oxidization layer acts as a barrier that conveniently prevents chunks of metal from sticking to other chunks of metal.

In the vacuum of space, howevernwebthere is no oxidation layer. If the atoms of two metal objects come in contact with each other, what you suddenly have is one continuous metal object, and a lot of explaining to do to your mission commander.

This is an issue on the space station. Metal tools used outside the station have to be coated with plastic or other materials that will not stick.

Daily Kos: Articles of Impeachment against Bush and Cheney
How to structure large CSS files - Friendly Bit
Smart Graduate School Applications :: How To Present Numbers
odds_dying.jpg (JPEG Image, 600x852 pixels)
BBC puts cameras on genitals? - Google Video
UNMARRIED WITH A BABY ON THE WAY: Pregnant teen 'Nativity' star gets snub from tstylatican
Country Gourmet Breakfast Menu
Windows XP: Tips and tricks
Restore Your Computer's Performance with Windows XP
PmWiki | Cookbook / PerformanceComparisons
Quick PC Shutdown Video
How To Become A Hacker
What to read at my funeral - Richard Dawkins

:Rethinking the Conscious Mind%3.1 2D

Cartoon Laws of Physics
Caution Is Advised!
Signs, signs, everywhere signs...
Amazing blind teen
Thanksgiving cartoon
The 25 Funniest Analogies (Collected by High School English Teachers)
Ecology.com - The Most Important Organism?
"Algae!....Algae allows us and almost every other organism you can think of, living or dead, to be here. Seaweed are not plants, but are algae. Not only does algae provide much of the Earth's oxygen, they also are the base for almost all marine life. Green algae (pictured) gets its color from chlorophyll and exists on or near the surface where there is plenty of sunlight. Green algae is not as common in the ocean as brown and red seaweed. It is also more closely related to land plants than any other type of algae. It is estimated that between 70% and 80% of the oxygen in the atmosphere is produced by marine plants . Nearly all marine plants are single celled, photosynthetic algae. Yup, that's right, good ol' scum on the pond green..slip slimein' away. Even marine seaweed is many times colonial algae. They are a bunch of single cells trying to look like a big plant (see seaweed photo), but they are really individuals."
Permaculture Reflections
I really like this blog and its articles. Very interesting environmental topics, well-written.
Permaculture Reflections: Passive Cooling
Cell phones and water - warning sticker you don't know about
The Most Famous Photographs
YouTube - screwed by Bush
Blog of Sin - Salma Hayek Images Feeds
For me, Salma Hayek is one of the most physically beautiful woman in the world.



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