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// April 14th, 2009 // No Comments » // Current Events, Humor, Science, Technology
An example of a solarcooker from solarcooker.org
I just read about something called the “Kyoto Box” over at Steve Milloy’s blog.
What is it exactly? According to an article on the BBC website: (more…)
// April 5th, 2009 // No Comments » // Current Events, Science
This article Bad news for Catlin Expedition: Satellite Data Shows Arctic Cooling in February and March really ticks me off. I just wish the earth would make up it’s mind. I mean Al Gore’s reputation is at stake here (yes, the Al Gore), not to mention all the trillions we will be spending on fighting global warming.
Apparently, this has been happening since 2005, according to the article: (more…)
// July 23rd, 2007 // No Comments » // Communication, Current Events, Technology
So I wake up this morning and I’ve got a bright and shiny Pownce invitation in my inbox. Cool. Now what?
Pownce is kind of like twitter, right? I also have a twitter account, but I never use it. Apparently twitter is one of those extremely useless, highly addictive things.
Anyway, I have 6 invites. Who wants a pownce invite? I’ll warn ya’ though, it’s gonna cost ya’! Ha ha. How about a link exchange? You provide a link on your cool, hip blog read by thousands of actual people to my uncool blog read by, well, actually I think even the spambots have stopped dropping by.
People hate comment spam, but I actually kind of liked it, because they were just about the only comments I was getting. It made me feel a little less lonely.
Anyway, if you want an invite, leave a comment with the link to your blog. Maybe I’ll be in touch.
UPDATE: Oh yeah, I guess I left out this part – pownce.com/thedonkey is my address.
// April 4th, 2005 // Comments Off // Current Events
As many around the world mourn the passing of Pope John Paul II, I see the images live on my tv screen and can’t help but feel that this is a very momentous occasion.I mean, momentous in more than the sense that someone famous has died.
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