Obinna January 2nd, 2010 8:49 am ET Wishing him good health under my belove president obama health care reform. Mary January 2nd, 2010 8:49 am ET Its the hate inside you rush that's eating your insides like a cancer. This should be a wakeup call to you. tracy January 2nd, 2010 8:43 am ET Rush?...a heart?...who woulda thought. Kate in ATL January 2nd, 2010 7:39 am ET I know w
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As someone on Twitter pointed out, the same people who want universal healthcare are the same people who are hoping Rush Limbaugh will die. Whenever the government gets involved in something, it becomes about politics. I don’t want health care decided by politicians. As the Stimulus spending has shown – the best predictor of who will get government money
Ironically, this article comes from the much hated (by some) “Faux News”: http://www.foxnews.com/slideshow/politics/2009/12/31/big-stories-mainstream-media-missed What is interesting is that for all the angst about Fox News that I see online that its popularity is often due to reporting things that simply get ignored elsewhere. I prefer bias by commission rather than
106 billion people are thought to have lived on this planet so far. Here’s a graph with some interesting stats on that. http://www.flickr.com/photos/ww4f/4108672641/sizes/l/
Rush Limbaugh has been hospitalized with chest pains. As usual, left-wingers are out there hoping he dies. http://radioequalizer.blogspot.com/2009/12/limbaugh-hospitalization-brings-out.html
The decade is over in less than a day. EnGadget has a great article on the top 10 gadgets of the decade. >&
[quote]Someone, somewhere in this diverse and wonderful nation - wanted to express themselves by putting a picture of Mao on a christmas ornament; fine, so be it. In fact, in this very PC nation, I say kudos to them. Why? Because they did something that is considered by many people (namely conservatives/republicans it seems) to not be Politically Correct. Fact is, being politically correct goes both ways. It doesn't matter if you are being forced by modern liberals
Keyboard Launchpad is a marvelously useful utility. But its UI is pretty long in the tooth. I was wonder
LB: I have a feeling you're going to have a lot of influence over how we implement this.
As the new year approaches, we’re starting to look forward to the DesktopX 4 beta. S
There are still Impulse sales, they're on the website in the same manner as D2D and Steam and such.
They're coming to an end. I see Dark Void for 25% off.
Coming up with crazy new hobbies in your mid-30s provides an interesting challenge. 2007: Radar Detectors / Radio scanning. 2008: Beekeeping. 2009: Dietary Supplements So looking forward, I have some new hobbies I’m looking at taking up. 1. Bats. That is, putting up bat houses and such. 2. Gardening. Though more specifically, conservation and natural restoration. 3. Guns. I’m having a hard time with this one because in the ag
I have to say, I really like what Microsoft has done with Office 2010 so far. Better across the table. The Outlook updat
One of the things that amazes me is when programs lack even 128x128 icons. WindowBlinds and DeskScapes had this boo boo which we ar
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http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/12/08/the-smoking-gun-at-darwin-zero/ Every time someone gets their hands on the raw data and then looks at the “Adjusted” data that the “consensus scientists” end up with, it’s pretty obvious that the data is being modified to fit a pre-determined conclusion. The above listed article shows how the climate centers that we rely on to tell us what th
Future house continues to move along and we’re using a material called “SEALECTION 500” for the insulation. Basically, it’s like having your house filled with styrofoam (at least, that’s how it tastes..). Here’s the FAQ on it. http://www.advancedinsulationla.com/faq.html Once in, it looks like this: <a href="http://www.draginol.com/images2009/Learningaboutinsulation_DBA5/image.png
So do you have a list of gadgets that you discovered this year that really struck you? Here’s a list of some of the gadgets I”m using a lot now: 1. Verizon MyFy. Game changer for me because I now get reliable Internet wherever I go. 2. Jing Pro. Makes it very easy to get videos and screenshots up. 3. Google iPhone app. Its voice recognition for searching is unreal. What would be your list?
Tomorrow is the 20 year class reunion for my high school. I can’t believe it’s been that long. For me, high school was not fun. Even with the benefit of hindsight the best I could describe the overall high school experience was “horrible”. That it was horrible wasn’t due to my classmates (though certain classmates did make a bad situation worse but my main pain from high school is in prison serving a life sentence) but just the situation overall – I was a total nerd and
Costs less than $100. Ink lasts quite a while. WiFi network support (i.e. doesn’t have to be connected to a PC), scanning, printing. Just a great printer. Got one for myself and then for my mom. Canon PIXMA MP560 Wireless Inkjet All-In-One Photo Printer (3747B002)
One of the days, I’ll find better things to do with my time than to surf the net reading all things gaming. One thing that never ceases to amaze me is how dumb people are. For some people, the compulsion to comment is so strong that even if they don’t have the faintest idea of what the subject is, they’ll still comment on it.
I don’t know about you guys but one thing I’ve become obsessed with is being able to change icons in devices and printers. I’ve figured out
It’s like being back in Baldur’s Gate except with today’s tech. If you liked Baldur’s Gate and don’t have Dragon Age I’m not saying you’re a bad person…but I’m not saying you’re not. I mean seriously, if you’re into RPGs then this is a no brainer.
Years ago I wrote “What if global warming zealots are wrong?” Will they apologize? Will they feel any shame for all the bile and nastiness they heaped on those who were merely skeptical? In the past couple of years, the evidence in favor of manmade global climate change has not worked out so well for the zealots. This past week saw what may be the beginning of the end for the whole global warming movement with th
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