Cheney’s Hunt had the Animals Dropped in Front of Him and he Still Missed?!
More news on Cheney’s recent shooting accident. Apparently the hunt was a type of outing know as a Canned Kill
These increasingly popular services release caged animals that have been in a pen or cage from birth in a fenced in area. According to the article, there were 500 caged, defenseless, domesticated animals released of which the Cheney party killed just 470.
Pimp My Spaceship . . . the Cost of Flat to Faux Spaceship Conversion
The perfect example of why obsession is bad? It made this guy broke financially but something tells me it was very personally fulfilling for him to pull this 0ff. Gratz!
Toast the Earth with Exxon Mobil
A big business/conservative view of Exxon’s record shattering 4th quarter profits!
Toast the Earth with Exxon Mobil
What is hopefully my final attempt to quit smoking starts today. I don’t expect it to be easy, but I’m growing quite sick of the control I let smoking have on my life. After trying to find someone to quit with, it appears I’ll be going at this alone. Wish me luck!
Cingular Patents the Emoticon :(
Remind me again how patents fuel innovation?
Cingular Patents the Emoticon 
“Suburbia is where the developer bulldozes out the trees, then names the streets after them.” - Bill Vaughn
MercuryNews.com | 01/19/2006 | Feds after Google data
Why doesn’t the government just audit their own agency’s computers? It would be nice if we didn’t continue to give up our rights to this administration!
MercuryNews.com | 01/19/2006 | Feds after Google data
Digital Television, Part 1: Making Sense of it all - Engadget
The time is coming here in the US when we’ll be forced over to DTV. Copy protection is the real important part, gleaned over by the promise of a better picture.
Don’t forget the US government stands to make over $10 Billion from the sale of the analog frequency range. Read the article below for more information . . .
Digital Television, Part 1: Making Sense of it all - Engadget
