Since I started blogging, my relationship with the many magazines in my life has become a lot more complicated. Sometimes I’ll finish reading one with the thought that I could find much better content, perhaps even presentation, online whereas other publications inspire admiration bordering on envy. Blogs and magazines are different animals, this is […]
Click here to see image larger. Saturday, we went to Bienne to enjoy a warm day in the city. We walked quite a lot and ended up in a Nidau, a neighboring city that touches Bienne. While we were enjoying the birds singing in an otherwise quiet residential area, I […]
Blogger Imagining the Tenth Dimension posted an interesting suggestion today while discussing google search: Do you know about the the “Find Chuck Norris” experiment? You type those three words into Google, push the “I’m Feeling Lucky” button, and you’re taken to what at first glance looks like a Chuck Norris joke in the […]
Jump to the full entry & travel map Darkhan, Mongolia So it’s my second weekend here in Mongolia and I am now up in Darkhan - where I will spend most of the next 11 weeks… However I had a few interesting days back in UB before heading […]
Ten Digit Theater March 30th, 2008 So Junior’s ready to branch out. His taste is becoming more sophisticated. He’s enjoyed the classic Golidlocks & the Three Bears finger puppet set and has staged more performances of the Three Little Pigs on his tiny digits than Cats. So where […]
If you’ve been following podictionary for a while you’ll already know that the sources we have for Old English words, and even Middle English words are old documents, also that these old documents were not generally made of paper. This is a good thing not only for trees but for researchers too since […]
You may remember the picture of Two-Face the Cat I posted recently. The image has raised deeply felt concerns that Two-Face is actually the result of two cats’ faces that have been Photoshopped together in an attempt to pass as one cat. Seventeen year-old Julie put together the analysis posted above and […]
Wooster have reported a series of plastic bag animals that lay lifeless on top of subway grills but come to life when a train passes underneath. Expect advertisers to be stealing this idea in no time at all like they seem to be with everything else at the moment.
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Tacoma’s new animal control effort going well The day began with a trapped cat. Joe Hunt called up an address on the laptop computer mounted between the seats of his city-issued van and rolled out of the parking lot of Tacomas Sector Four Police Substation. A couple of blocks away, he found the […]
I think our Ministers and Malaysia Government needs some serious education on blogging, internet and the sinister cyberworld. It is time they open their eyes and confront the fact that they do not have control over the internet. Mohamed Khaled said the Government had in the past ignored […]
For decades, horse-drawn carriages have been a popular tourist attraction in New York City’s Central Park. For many visitors to the city, as well for those who know it only through its depiction in films and on television, the carriages are an elegant and romantic symbol of New York as it was in a […]
After the horrible weather we’ve been having I had to take the opportunity to actually get out of the house and enjoy a nice sunny day. Arieanna went out shopping for stuff to wear at the Junos so I grabbed the camera and went on a little photowalk by myself. For […]
The time is now 1:08AM and I’m awake and browsing the internet. I blame my insomnia on Ashley. This is Ashley: And this is her new baby, Burrito: I recently met Ashley through Blog365 — blogging every day for a year (I know, […]
Spectacular Landscapes From Around World March 30th, 2008 - Posted by: Steve Shickles From photog, Chris Gordaneer. Several pics are genuinely special; mix also includes couple “urban-scapes.” If interested, check out other portfolio on site–on Tanzania; the shots with animals (particularly the lion, near-hidden by terrain) are amazing. Originally Syndicated […]
The Chaos Computer Club, in an inspired hack to draw attention to some of the idiocies of biometric IDs, lifted the fingerprint of the German Interior Minister Read the rest of this post… | Read the comments on this post…
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When Bruce Nussbaum called out the iPhone platform as a pillar to fight recession, and then defended his selection by pointing to Kleiner Perkin’s iFund, he committed a classic error in assessing innovation opportunity: he focused on the elephant, and overlooked the ant. If you’ve ever had the opportunity to visit with an […]
In the April of 1992 a little gray cat stowed her 5 kittens on my parents’ back porch. The gray cat (no name that I ever heard) was one of our neighbor’s barn cats and a prodigous hunter. Another barn cat, Ginger, had two other kittens, a little older than these five, […]
… Cat Dance Music Jim Culleny Dance! Delphiniums winddance with phlox in Pat’s garden. They sway in quiet concord, rooted in motion. Dancing’s a vital sign of endless youth; even my grandmothers danced: one danced to accordianed polkas; corseted cantileverd bosom bouncing. The other jigged […]
International Rolex Regatta St. Thomas Posted 2 hours, 25 minutes ago by Sail Karma Photo by: Rolex / Daniel ForsterInternational Rolex Regatta St.Thomas, US Virgin Island After completing a single distance race today, yesterday’s eight class leaders nailed down overall victories at the 35th annual International Rolex Regatta, […]
Class Winners Bask in Victory Posted 24 minutes ago by Sail Search RSA www.Sail-Search.com: After completing a single distance race today, yesterday’s eight class leaders nailed down overall victories at the 35th annual International Rolex Regatta, which began Friday. The trade winds that made the prior two days so exciting delivered once again […]
www.tampabay.com, “MASARYKTOWN — A little more than a year ago, pet owners across the nation freaked out. Dogs and cats were dying because of tainted pet food imported from China. The Food and Drug Administration recalled a slew of pet foods, including some name brands.” link: Big pet food scare helped small Masaryktown […]
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Hi everyone. Anderson Cooper is once again coming at us from Los Angeles and he brings us the BREAKING NEWS that there’s new crap to add onto the Reverend Wright controversy. They’ve got to be kidding me. Okay, so, the latest brouhaha has to do with anti-Israel statements published in a bulletin, but I’m going […]
Sugar Shout Out: Fiercee!!! 7 min 15 sec ago by PopSugar 26 Views - 0 comments Who looked the most fierce at the Fiercee Awards? Rob and Big: Meaty Vs. Roomba Movie preview: Lee Pace in The Fall Lessons learned from The Celebrity […]
A Mommy bento! Yea! All for moi… Chicken pilau (way yummy), strawberries, chocolate coins, QBB cheese, dried fruit cookie, chocolate covered sake (don’t eat too many of those puppies or you’ll be seeing stars!), and my favorite peanuts (crunchy coated).
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I don’t know about you, but this sounds exactly like the kind of thing I would shell out $23 for: A Texas man is facing charges for selling liquor without a license after he was found peddling bottles of vodka containing dead baby rattlesnakes. Bob Popplewell, who runs “Bayou Bob’s Brazos […]
I Have A Bad Feeling About This March 31st, 2008 by Kevin I feel a great disturbance in the Vista. As if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror, and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened. Yes SP1 has been released…. And true to […]
More Than One There are four letters that are anagrams to form six words. You can cook food in ____. You need ____ to cover fast food cups. Red means ____ in certain situations. A ____ can be found on dirty […]
I finally installed my audio/video setup today and I am very excited. I will be discussing my configuration and specific tools in a later post. For now, I just want to post a video and see how it works out on the blog. This video has nothing to do with internet […]
Casa Diablo March 31st, 2008 At Johnny Diablo’s club in Portland, Oregon, the girls wear pleather while the guys eat vegan chimichangas, reports Kara Jesella in The New York Times (3/27/08). The club is called Casa Diablo, and, as Johnny […]
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Zen and the Art of Chilli Cheese March 30th 2008 by YummY! in Uncategorized 0 Stayed on this blasted box until after 2am this morning. Slept till after 11. Woke up feeling as exhausted as ever. We went out to eat at Krystal for lunch. I ordered chilli cheese fries and managed […]
Dandelion Salad By Tom Engelhardt March 30, 2008 4:40 pm Tomgram: Nick Turse, The Pentagon’s Battle Bugs We at Tomdispatch love anniversaries. So how could we have forgotten DARPA’s for so many months? This very year, the Pentagon’s research outfit, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), turns 50 […]
Our trip to Portland this weekend was wonderful for a number of reasons. First and foremost, I got to meet Susan of sulu design and Winona of Daddy Likey–all in the span of a few hours. Not only is Susan even lovelier than I could have possibly imagined her […]
It is said that human beings are “pattern-seeking animals.” (If anyone is able to help develop our understanding of this concept of human beings as inherently “pattern-seeking animals,” I think that could be a useful contribution.) I gather that if one shows people a truly random sequence of numbers, they will “discover” in that […]
Dear Dog and/or Cat: When I say to move, it means go someplace else, not switch positions with each other so there are still two of you in the way. The dishes with the paw prints are yours and contain your food. The other dishes are mine and contain my food. Please note that placing […]
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Recargados Animals March 31th See ALL wallpapers sorted by date Top rated wallpapers Perfect sunset Landscapes Rating: 9.23 Little polar bear Animals Rating: 9.21 Albino tigers Animals Rating: 9.21
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Before I had a full-time, outside-the-home job, one of my hobbies was helping with local dog rescue groups. Over about five or six years, I fostered dozens of puppies and dogs until the rescue organizations could find permanent homes for them. During that time, I got to know lots of different breeds of dogs. […]
Class Winners Bask in Victory Posted 21 minutes ago by Sail Search Blog www.Sail-Search.com: After completing a single distance race today, yesterday’s eight class leaders nailed down overall victories at the 35th annual International Rolex Regatta, which began Friday. The trade winds that made the prior two days so exciting delivered once again […]