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Sitting here waiting for Bush to go on the tube tonight and give Sadaam an ultimatum.
Does anyone think we’re *not* going to war? Does anyone think Sadaam will step down?
Is anyone else upset at the fact that history is about to be changed, that this will be the first time we attacked without provocation?
Listening to [...]
I started this blog to see how often I would write. I like to write and I would like to improve my writing and I know the way to do this is to just *write*.
Wathced “Enough” with J-Lo last night because the women wanted to. I thought perhaps I bumped the remote and we were [...]
‘Dub Side of the Moon’
Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon remains an iconic album, 30 years after its original release. And now it’s been remade into a reggae album. Chris Nickson reviews Dub Side of the Moon, the brainchild of two producers who work under the name the Easy Star All-Stars. Hear a full-length [...]
Oinks Per Gallon
The waste from hundreds of thousands of hogs will soon be
powering vehicle diesel engines if Smithfield Farms follows
through on a plan announced recently. Smithfield, the world’s
largest hog producer, intends to build a $20 million waste-to-
energy facility in southwestern Utah that will convert swine manure
into biodiesel fuel, which burns more cleanly than standard diesel.
Currently [...]
This idea is obviously not far fetched. A meter-wide ribbon made of some kinda super carbon, would extend into outer space to carry an “elevator” to space.
http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,57536,00.html?tw=wn_ascii
Very interesting article about how Bush’s appointee to head of the commision to investigate the terrorist attacks of 9-11, has strange links to al-Qaeda.
http://www.utne.com/web_special/web_specials_2003-02/articles/10296-1.html
