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More garden gnomes have appeared at a business outside of Buffalo. This time, they brought with them what seems to be a Gnome Manifesto.
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Gnomes were meant to be FREE!
SiliconBeat: Behold, the new Yahoo Mail
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Should be interesting. Now what is google going to come back with?
Freestar Media, LLC
Press Release
For Release Monday, June 27 to New Hampshire media
For Release Tuesday, June 28 to all other media
Weare, New Hampshire (PRWEB) Could a hotel be built on the land owned by Supreme Court Justice David H. Souter? A new ruling by the Supreme Court which was supported by Justice Souter himself itself might allow it. A private developer is seeking to use this very law to build a hotel on Souter’s land.
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Amen!!! I think this plan of attack needs to be instituted against all of the Justices that voted for this supremely STUPID bill, as well as the lobbiests that pushed for it and the businessmen behind the lobbiests.
Techdirt:Grand Theft Identity — Plus A Big Bonus
If you hadn’t realized, it’s all a big scam. The people who created the problem got rewarded for it, and are now making big money pretending to fix the problem — and, yet, nothing actually changes.
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Imagine that! Kinda like the DEA and the Anti-Virus industry. 🙁
30 Kg dry weight and 5134 km per liter of petrol
Vehicle with the highest fuel efficiency sets new world record
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And in the article they actually call this a “car”.
Future Feeder » Archive » Stem Cells from Adult Human Skin
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This changes the whole ball game. Grow the new part or pieces and no worries about rejection. Fantastic!
Alfresco Airs Open Source ECM
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Interesting article. Was going to go to the site and see what all the fuss is about but no link. A quick google found it at http://www.alfresco.org/.
This is the second news article I have hit today without a link back to the companies website. This is POOR work. From the writer to the editor. Whoever failed to include or if for some reason removed the link should have to visit “Daddy” Howard Hyatt (reference is toward the bottom of the article). 🙁
Tectonic — Linux and open source news
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Review of Peanut Linux. I have used this distro in the past but wasn’t able to take the time needed to get it fully operational on the machine I had at the time. Haven’t tried it lately. Should give it a try again. I’ve got an old Dell laptop that I need to put a distro on. Will take a few and download it and see how it does.
The Colorizer – Tools – HTML with Style – Webreference.com
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This is a cool tool!
For what it’s worth…
The new picture was taken at the crossing at Calcis Alabama by yours truly on March 5 2005 from Cat’s Mother’s front yard. Was looking for a header picture and came upon this one and with a bit of cropping and both dimming and brighting as well as screwing with the saturation the above is the result.
Safari and IE 7, separated at birth?
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If you can’t innovate, imitate…
Tom’s Hardware Guide: Tom’s Hard News
Micro-organisms produce natural wires to conduct electricity
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Totally SHOCKING man! 😉
Nanotech Undies : Gizmodo
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Go, Read, make the choice…
Future Feeder » Archive » Extracting Video from the Brain
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Haven’t read the pdf but the pix at Future Feeder are amazing!
Alabama Man Sets New World Record Cash-In of Largest Penny Collection
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Guess this is better advertisement for Alabama than most of the news stories I’ve seen lately…
LancasterOnline.com: Calif. Prankster Changing Traffic Lights
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Now that’s a prank!
Cool Hunting: How to Disappear Completely
This is plain weird. And I would love to have several. And may make some. Of some kind anyway. Interesting concept. Kinda like a hunting blind but for citys.
Hanson Robotics : Project > Phillip K. Dick Resurrected
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Totally AWSOME!
Wish I could go just to see this if nothing else.
From the site:
“IIS will create the artificial intelligence personality of the robot by mathematically deriving it from Dick’s life and works in a manner very similar to that described by Dick himself in his book We Can Build You (published in 1964). ARRI will supply mechanical and manufacturability engineering support. Their eloquent CAD models will provide a solid foundation.”
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Not impressed with the site but the products look interesting. Low power per square foot and a long lifespan cuts the cost down to pennys per day or less. Need to run the figures on this. The initial cost is a bit much but with the long life I guess it’s not that bad. Hope they figure out soon that the red and blue can be intergraded into a single unit with switching to select between them as needed.
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