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30 September 2007
- Zach Braff Website
- Looks like we're in for another season of Scrubs.
- blog.pmarca.com: The Pmarca Guide to Career Planning, part 1: Opportunity
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- KOIN News 6 for Local News Weather and Sports, Portland, OR; KOIN.com - Topless anti-war protest near White House
- Breasts not Bombs
- High-Priced Student Loans Spell Trouble - Business on The Huffington Post
- Video codec - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Feist - Interview - Stylus Magazine
- PopMatters Music Interview | Dancing Through Song: An Interview with Feist
- Video Codec Resources
- Download the XviD Codec - XviD Movies
- Free zipcode lookup
27 September 2007
- Favorite Music Videos
- Pingdom Tools
- PmWiki | PmWiki / CustomMarkup
- Playgreen - The wiki on green living
- YouTube - Feist talks to thelondonpaper
- YouTube - Feist "I Feel It All" on a bus on Jimmy Kimmel Live 5-15-07
- "1234" Lyrics - by Feist
- MySpace.com - Feist - Toronto, CA - Indie / Folk / Alternative - www.myspace.com/feist
- Feist
- IBM - My profile
- Head Lock Escape #1: Knee and Face Push
- Ruperts Kids
- The 15 Worst Celebrity Plastic Surgery Disasters
- Rule Breakers in the credit card processing industry
- simpa | Info Zone
- High HDL Levels Protect Heart Health
- High levels of "good" HDL cholesterol protect against heart disease and stroke no matter what the blood levels of "bad" LDL cholesterol are, a new study shows....The incidence of heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular problems was 40 percent lower in the one-fifth of participants in a major trial who had the highest HDL cholesterol levels, regardless of their LDL cholesterol levels
- FOXNews.com - Mixing Tylenol with Caffeine May Increase the Risk of Liver Damage, Study Finds - Health News | Current Health News | Medical News
- A mix of acetaminophen and caffeine may cause liver damage, especially in heavy caffeine drinkers, according to a preliminary study conducted by the University of Washington in Seattle....Although previous studies have linked alcohol consumption and use of acetaminophen to liver damage, this is the first study to link caffeine to the danger.
26 September 2007
- We Can't Give You Anything But War, Baby
- Love the title.
- Discovery supports theory of Alzheimer
- Now scientists at Northwestern University have discovered why brain insulin signaling -- crucial for memory formation -- would stop working in Alzheimer's disease. They have shown that a toxic protein found in the brains of individuals with Alzheimer's removes insulin receptors from nerve cells, rendering those neurons insulin resistant.
- Joe Biden for President
- I like this guy...He doesn't shy away from complex ideas, which confused people sometimes...but it's a worthy effort.
- VULVA
- The original pheromone (NSFW).
- WiFi Cafes and Hotspots
- Boys have biological reason to be troublesome
- Overall, there is strengthening evidence that ADHD has a biological cause.
- Pat Condell Videos
- LiveLeak.com - Hello angry Christians
- FAITH HOPE & SANITY
- Lies Well Disguised: Condom Ads About Contraception? Not In America. - Gawker
- CoScripter: All scripts
- Unsafe sex - Picture (SFW)
- Education Goes Online: 25 Free Online Education Resources
- Virtual Hosting Blog » 100 (Legal) Sources for Free Stock Images
- Test Early - Fire your best people, reward the lazy ones
25 September 2007
- AlterNet: MediaCulture: Is Keith Olbermann the Next Edward R. Murrow?
- What the evening news shows need is less "objectivity" and more analysis. The problem with objective journalism is that it doesn't exist and never did. Molly Ivins disposed of the objectivity question for all time when she observed in 1993, "The fact is that I am a 49-year-old white female, a college-educated Texan. All of that affects the way I see the world. There's no way in hell that I'm going to see anything the same way that a 15-year-old black high school dropout does. We all see the world from where we stand. Anybody who's ever interviewed five eyewitnesses to an automobile accident knows there's no such thing as objectivity."
- India's healthy appeal: Modern (and cheap) services promoted - International Herald Tribune
- For uninsured or elective procedures, go to India for excellent, inexpensive medical care.
- Clinton Has Staff Kill Negative GQ Article - Media on The Huffington Post
- Early this summer, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign for president learned that the men's magazine GQ was working on a story the campaign was sure to hate: an account of infighting in Hillaryland....So Clinton's aides pulled a page from the book of Hollywood publicists and offered GQ a stark choice: Kill the piece, or lose access to planned celebrity coverboy Bill Clinton....Despite internal protests, GQ editor Jim Nelson met the Clinton campaign's demands, which had been delivered by Bill Clinton's spokesman, Jay Carson, several sources familiar with the conversations said.
- Run away the ray-gun is coming : We test US army's new secret weapon | the Daily Mail
- Revealed: Israel plans nuclear strike on Iran - Times Online
- Just a little scary...
- Wordpress Install - VPIP
- CTV.ca | Acupuncture works for back pain: study
- Their study found that almost half the patients treated with acupuncture felt relief after six months of treatment. And it mattered little whether the treatment was genuine and based on traditional Chinese medicine or not.
- flor.nl - funny jokes
- Difference between drug-dealers and software developers
- Hilarious!
- Main Page - dKosopedia
- Seacoast Eat Local
- flatplanet - About
- YouTube - 1. Corrupt Banking System - Cartels Robbing the Public
- Fascinating education on how money is created.
24 September 2007
- Bill Maher on Religion
- A True Bad Ass! - Clary Novels
- Parallel universes exist - study
- Just How Far Did They Go, Those Words Against Israel? - New York Times
- Mime legend Marcel Marceau dies - CNN.com
- Are children harmed by seeing their parents naked?
- Uh oh...
- Most Intense Commercial Ever - Video
23 September 2007
- YouTube - Bill Maher on Religion
- I worry about this trend...Rationalist? Maher puts down people with religious beliefs. It's not that I'm religious myself. I am just not confident anyone--any side--is right...What I abhor is the self-righteous, whether "rationalist" or religious. Believe what you want. But Maher's "rationalist" slam of those with religious beliefs is just as self-righteous as a fundamentalist Christian claiming those who don't believe Jesus will got to hell. Arrogance in whatever form raises warning flags for me....But we are attracted to confidence, aren't we? When we can't find faith in ourselves, we seek it out in others...so the arrogant are rewarded with this attention, and thrive.
- Stanislav Petrov Averts a Worldwide Nuclear War - Bright Star Sound
- Book TV - After Words: Frank Luntz, author of "Words That Work: It's Not What You Say, It's What People Hear" interviewed by John McCaslin
- Book TV - After Words: Nassim Nicholas Taleb author of "The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable" interviewed by David Brooks
- LaurelBurch.com | Home
- How to Do Philosophy
- Gulfnews: Wonder pill to fight ageing could become a reality
- San Jose Mercury News - Lunchbox warning: Health officials say toss them
20 September 2007
- Back from Iraq
- Moving picture of a soldiers return.
- "The Ultimate Guide to Rock, Paper, Scissors" - Off Topic - TechNews.CC
- Search IRC, the most advanced IRC search engine.
- Rapidly Dying 47-Year-Old Professor Gives Exuberant Last Lecture
- What a loss....Looks like a very interesting, creative guy.
- Sclipo: Wacom Challenge- Fundamentals of drawing and tips on animatiing
- This is Why I Rent: Median Incomes Do Not Support Median Home Prices | eFinanceDirectory.com
- cbs5.com - Video Library
- San Diego Mayor changes position on gay marriage. Quite moving.
- American Dream Project
- Economic thoughts.
- Banksy
- Color + Design Blog / The 7 Wonders of the Food Coloring World by COLOURlovers
- ABC News: 10 Technologies That Will Change The World
18 September 2007
- Debit or credit? Here
- Beyond Wikipedia: 20 References You Cant Do Without. | Daily Revolver
- 57 Things We Know Because We Game on Gamerhelp.com
- Resistance And Aerobic Exercise Help Diabetics, Canadian Study
- A new Canadian study found that compared to no exercise, either aerobic exercise or resistance training helped people with type 2 diabetes control blood sugar, and doing both was even more effective.
- Crooks and Liars - Wife Of Victim From Michael Moore's Sicko Responds To Stossel Hit Piece
- Hooked on mnemonics: A new way to conquer foreign languages? | csmonitor.com
- 6 Volt Battery Hack! You
- This could save me a lot of money. 36 AA batteries for about $5.
- Infinite Possibilities
- dungeon.jpg (JPEG Image, 2535x1616 pixels)
- Living Your Dreams, in a Manner of Speaking - New York Times
17 September 2007
- Indian doc develops enzyme that can destroy HIV
- Tips For Saving a Knocked-Out Tooth [Time Is Of The Essence] | Healthy Living Blog
- 5min - The prehistoric sex machine manual - Video
- Renters squeezed by lack of affordable housing - Real Estate - MSNBC.com
- What is reCAPTCHA?
- 13 Billboards (I laughed, I cried, I posted.)
- Real Asshole
13 September 2007
- Vagabox "Burn This Book" 1 dreamslaughter Selected Quotes<
- Excellent, thoughtful, avante garde quotation. Wonderful source of thought provoking words.
- Richard Dawkins: Flatfish(Halibut) Evolution
- Diesel Fumes Increase Risks For Heart Patients
- "Most people tend to think of air pollution as having effects on the lungs but, as this study shows, it can also have a major impact on how our heart functions," he explained.
- 10 Google Video Documentaries You Have To Watch | NicheGeek.com
- [Awesome] Military photos of the Twin Towers
- MarketingSherpa: Test Results: Simple Word Change in Email Hyperlink Raises Clicks 8.53%
- Inhabitat - WING PERSONAL PORTABLE WINDMILL
- 7 Stupid Thinking Errors You Probably Make - lifehack.org
- Online Composer
- the TV addict » Blog Archive » theTVaddict.com Interview: Tim Kring HEROES Creator
- Interviews & Features | TVGuide.com
- Tim Kring - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Jim Hill : What was it like to be at Disneyland and/or Walt Disney World six years ago today?
8 September 2007
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- Lighter Footstep - Dump Dangerous Diacetyl by Making Your Own Microwave Popcorn
- Why Harvard Wants You To Be Unhealthily Thin
- Salt water as fuel? Erie man hopes so
- Left-Handed Toons Blog » Blog Archive » Subway: A Method to Their Cheesy Madness
- Washington City Paper: Cover Story: Wanted: Gullible Lawyers
- Flying Meat: Acorn
- Breaking news: Wii Zapper pack-in will be Zelda Crossbow Training
- BoredStop.com - Perception of World by Americans
- Thruster May Shorten Mars Trip
- An amplified photon thruster that could potentially shorten the trip to Mars from six months to a week.
- 8 Foods You Should Eat Every Day | Healthy Living Blog
7 September 2007
- IndianaJones.com
- rognvald - Google Search
- 7 Wonders Panoramas - The New 7 Wonders -Travel Great Wall, Taj Mahal, Machu Picchu - 360 degree Panoramas
- Write a perfect email / Wired How To's
- Ted's Journal
- From the mind of Ted....Wonderfully creative stuff....sort of like a box of chocolates...or a night in a Tijuana jail.
- How to Feed Yourself for $15 a Week - Get Rich Slowly
- 5000+ Resources to Do Just About Anything Online
- LEAPS: Options for the Long Term
- LEAPS - Long-term Equity AnticiPation Securities
- Car Talk - Mechanic in Fremont
- Medical News: Depression Eclipses Other Chronic Disease for Poor Health Status - in Psychiatry, Depression from MedPage Today
- No individual chronic disease -- not angina, not arthritis, not asthma, not diabetes -- is more disabling than depression, according to a World Health Organization study.
- Food Additives May Make Kids Hyper
- Artificial coloring and preservatives in food can increase hyperactivity in kids, a new British study shows.
- Great Questions
- Where's OSHA When You Need 'em?
- Librophiliac Love Letter: A Compendium of Beautiful Libraries (Curious Expeditions)
- 'Wrinkle in Time' author dies at 88 - CNN.com
- Everything I Needed to Know - I Learned From President Bush
- Why are nice guys gay?
- Mattel's "Vibrating" Harry Potter broomstick big hit among girls. Mattel pulls toy off the shelves | Charchaa
- Never Fight Over the Remote Controls Again - Natural Products Worldwide
- the way i see it: the bible: a book review by herschel weiner
- I really like this guy's point of view...Makes me laugh...and think.
6 September 2007
- the way i see it: Do Like Me. Sit Down To Pee
- Here! Here!...Or should I see Pee! Pee! -- SITTING DOWN!
- Microwave Popcorn Linked to Lung Harm
- The Ass Family
- MyArcadePlanet.Com: Cheats, Reviews, Previews, and more - Article: In Case You Missed It: 5 Great Gamecube Games for Under $50 Total
- Adult Brain Can Still Change | LiveScience
- 40 Unusual Websites you should Bookmark. » Cool Websites, Software and Internet Tips
- 5 Easy Steps To Conserve Energy In Your Home
- News - Balancing daily blood-sugar levels
- HubbleSite - Entire Collection:
- The 'elixir of life' that could soon be given by injection | the Daily Mail
5 September 2007
- Teens and Sex - New Study
- Business Edge, Volume 4, No. 8
- Twitter: What are you doing?
- DIY Film School: Rigs and mounts - DIY Life
- 30 Happiness Tips: Program Your Life for Optimum Enjoyment - Dumb Little Man
- Texas startup says it has batteries beat - Yahoo! News
- Marry Our Daughter - Home
- WTF?
- Rafael Nadal - Times Online - WBLG
- THE SHERLOCK HOLMES MUSEUM
- Sherlockian.Net: The original stories
- Wii Sports - Tennis Tips and Tricks! « Wii Sports Blog
- How to Get the Most Out of Your Books
- 10 Big Lessons from Little Kids at Personal Development with Ririan Project
- "You can learn many things from children. How much patience you have, for instance."
- Psychology Today: Teens and Sex
- YouTube - George Carlin: education and the owners of America
- Agathidium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Agathidium bushi, Agathidium cheneyi, and Agathidium rumsfeldi are species of slime-mold beetles named after George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, and Donald Rumsfeld, respectively, by two former Cornell entomologists, Dr Kelly B. Miller (now at Brigham Young University) and Dr Quentin D. Wheeler (now at the Natural History Museum). According to Miller and Wheeler, the naming of the beetles (who were three of 65 species to be named) was done in homage to the political figures. Other namesakes for species in this genus include Darth Vader, "who shares with A. vaderi a broad, shiny, helmetlike head" and Pocahontas.
- bradley's almanac - the sims torture test (a mirror site)
- scaryideas | Media 24: Flags of our fathers - Oil Rig
- Oooo...this is baaadddd....
- best of craigslist : I am an IDIOT--But thank you for your concern
- Very cute....
- YouTube - HOW TO MAKE A WIFI EXTENDER
4 September 2007
- Totally simple method to extend wi-fi range of home wireless network
- Persistence of Myths Could Alter Public Policy Approach
- The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently issued a flier to combat myths about the flu vaccine. It recited various commonly held views and labeled them either "true" or "false." Among those identified as false were statements such as "The side effects are worse than the flu" and "Only older people need flu vaccine."....When University of Michigan social psychologist Norbert Schwarz had volunteers read the CDC flier, however, he found that within 30 minutes, older people misremembered 28 percent of the false statements as true. Three days later, they remembered 40 percent of the myths as factual.
- AlterNet: WorkPlace: The Vanishing American Vacation
- This is sad.
- Sexual Orientation Revealed by Body Type and Motion, Study Suggests
- Government publically acknowledges impact of Wal-Mart on local business
- 15 Stunning Images Using Blur to Portray Movement
- How to Learn More and Study Less | zen habits
- How to Think Like a Computer Scientist: Learning with Python
- Daniel C. Dennett: OnFaith on washingtonpost.com
- Mother Teresa's agonies of doubt are surely not all that unusual. What is unusual is that she put them in writing and now they are being revealed to the world, in spite of her explicit wish that they be destroyed. I get mail all the time from religious leaders who admit to me in private that they do not believe in God but think that the best way to continue their lives is to swallow hard and get on with their ministries, concentrating on bringing more good than evil into the lives of their parishioners and those for whom their churches provide care.
- How To Fake Extraordinary Strength Video
- thisisby.us - Top 10 things I learned about law school, by OlgaSomeras
3 September 2007
- BBC NEWS | Health | Why kissing means more to women
- A New York State University team quizzed over 1,000 students, finding women place a big emphasis on kissing...They use kissing as a way of assessing the recipient as a potential partner, and later to maintain intimacy and to check the status of a relationship....But men placed less importance on it, using it to increase the likelihood of sex, Evolutionary Psychology reported.
- Wired Science - Wired Blogs
- Rather than starkly laying out the risks of not breast feeding -- as focus group testing showed would be most effective -- the resulting ads instead made awkward visual references (dandelions! ice cream scoops!) to breasts and soft-peddle the benefits of breast-feeding. As predicted by the Ad Council, this had no impact on breast feeding rates.
- Jury give the people a veto
- America's Founders worried that the government they created might someday grow too powerful, and begin to pass laws which would violate the rights of the very people it was intended to protect: ordinary, peaceful, productive folks. But they kept an "ace in the hole", a trump card they believed citizens could use to hold this new, experimental government in check. That ace was the right to a trial by a jury of one's peers.
- Chinese Factory Worker Can't Believe The Shit He Makes For Americans | The Onion - America's Finest News Source
- CARPE DIEM: Aren't Sharks' Teeth Forever? How The Diamond Cartel Turned Worthless Rocks Into Priceless Gems
- Bee sting in an awkward place
- This has gotta hurt....I do hope this is photoshopped.
- 4 Things that could help reduce risk of Prostate Cancer | Healthy Living Blog
- Leitzmann's findings were that men who ejaculate between 13 and 20 times a month had a 14% lower risk of prostate cancer that men who ejaculated on average, between 4 and 7 times a month for most of their adult life.
- Planes Collide During Show, Killing Pilots - AOL News
- DIY: Whiten your Teeth with Strawberries - Dumb Little Man
- Zlio.com - Setup your very own online store in just 5 minutes!
- I think Google bought these guys.
- YouTube - Jimmy Connors at 2007 Sony Ericsson Open.
- World's Hottest 101 Women With Tattoos for 2007
- Simple and Effective Photographic Results for Beginners
- Yellowstone National Park Morning Glory Pool_jpg.jpg (JPEG Image, 800x600 pixels)
- PsyBlog: Does Semen Have Antidepressant Properties?
- Ogle Earth: Microsoft's bird's eye view catches Navy propeller
- NIEHS Kids Page -- Optical Illusions
2 September 2007
- YouTube - Air show crash
- How very sad...
- Features
- Endurance training is antithetical to anti-aging. So it amazes me when guys in their 40s and 50s who are training for a marathon or Ironman suggest that doing so will keep them young. It won't. You may feel like a stud now with your shaved legs and your magic marker biceps tattoos, but endurance training speeds up the aging process almost as fast as watching TV, drinking sodas and eating potato chips. Actually, in some cases, it speeds it up even faster.
- Goodbye, cruel Word - Steven Poole
- I send articles to the Guardian as plain-text rather than .doc. I am confident that I will be able to open those articles and the chapters of my book again, if I want to, in 30 years time. And now a 1000-word review weighs 4K instead of 30K. I weep at all the innocent electrons I wastefully killed over the years, sending those massive, lumbering Word documents through the internet. I apologize for my particle profligacy. I have learned my lesson. Goodbye, cruel Word.
- LifeStraw - Introduction
- New "Blade Runner" cut is "how it should have been" - Yahoo! News
- Toto | Washlet - Flash Player Installation
- O.K. More unintended toilet humor.
- The Hidden "F" In Your Web pages. - Blogging Popular
- instant fundas: Install any Linux distro directly from hard disk without burning any DVD
- Bill Moyers Journal . Watch & Listen | PBS
1 September 2007
- Daily Email Newsletter for the Funniest Videos, pictures, & jokes on the net
- Kill Bill by *lahandi on deviantART
- Marco's Blog: Google Earth Flight Simulator
- The phytosterol phenomenon
- Phytosterol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- worldclock.swf (application/x-shockwave-flash Object)
- The Sietch Blog- How To Ride Your Bike To Work
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