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Oh, Crap. Jon, does this mean that I’m screwed with my love of cheap vending machine “Chocolate”?
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I’m many days late with this one. But it seems to me that the debates ought to be public domain by their very nature, much like all government proceedings
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“There are as many blogs with the f-word as there are with “China” – Well, depends on what f-word you’re looking for. I’m almost tempted to drop it here just to get flagged. But not. ** As I’m posting it to del.icio.us, I’m noticing that the “f-word” is o
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Why I’m going to get my kids to learn Mandrin and Sanskrit instead of French or Spanish
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Someone translated pi into music. I’m digging on it.
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I vote yes. Security isn’t something that’s an option any more. Now, ask me why I don’t have a public key? (The answer is lazy)
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Another confession to make here – I’m pretty much out in left field when it comes to internet access. I think that it’s going to be as crucial to an economy in the 21st century as the Eisenhauer Interstate Highway System was to the US’s boom in the 20th c
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I’ll admit – when I was 16 and found out about this, I had “many sleepless nights in our house”. If only I’d had proper counsel, I could’ve paid for college!
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More on Floyd. More on screw practices by the lab.
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If anyone ought to be able to ride this year, it’s Hamilton. Tyler did his time, and is in shape. Let the man ride, let him get tested just like the others. It’s not justice if it continues to follow you
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Cool. Free power
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You can never know to many knots
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Freakin’ Canadian-Industrio-Military conspiracy to spy on the US
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I’m intrigued. But moreso for the idea of a $250 home server
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This is super cool. What a great idea – I’ll have to work this into the back yard.
Day: May 9, 2007
So, heat might suck, but it’s why we’re on top of the food chain.
This article’s absolutely fascinating. Not only are we evolved to run, but we’re evolved to run in crappy conditions. What great inspiration for summer
All together, Lieberman said, these adaptations allowed us to relentlessly pursue game in the hottest part of the day when most animals rest. Lieberman said humans likely practiced persistence hunting, chasing a game animal during the heat of the day, making it run faster than it could maintain, tracking and flushing it if it tried to rest, and repeating the process until the animal literally overheated and collapsed.
Humans hot, sweaty, natural-born runners
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