Saturday, November 22, 2008

Sesame Street - 30 Rocks

Is anyone out there?

Wow, this is really true.
clipped from jezebel.com

Online interactions are broken down into small electronic boxes: a computer on a desk, a screen on a computer, a video playing in the center of that screen. We watch other human beings float in and out of these boxes, putting on the versions of themselves they deem most fit for public consumption. In the best circumstances, everyone, including the video star, gets at least a laugh out of it. But in the worst circumstances, the disconnect becomes so strong that we lose all sight of the small human being within the video screen.

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What can I say about Paris

I don't know why, but I am a fan.
clipped from www.buzzfoto.com

Paris the Bookreader

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Heartless maybe, but still hot

clipped from www.buzzfoto.com

Mandy is a Heartless Ex?

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Full House star splits with husband

clipped from bumpshack.com
Sweetin’s agent, Stella Alex, says the actress is “absolutely clean” and that the couple have “come to this path in their life and she felt like this is the way she had to go. Jodie says it’s unfortunate but it’s just what has to happen right now. No more detail, only because she says she doesn’t want to be disrespectful to him.”
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Rosie O'Donnell Variety Show Promo

Ants!

2008 election part of a long history


This is not a political blog. However, this is a story I couldn't pass up:
the story of how voting patterns in the 2008 election were essentially
determined 85 million years ago, in the Cretaceous Period. It's also a story
about how soil science relates to political science, by way of historical
chance.
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They're bringin Mammoths back

As long as they keep it low on the food chain, it sounds ok to me.
clipped from www.kottke.org

If the genome of an extinct species can be reconstructed, biologists can work out the exact DNA differences with the genome of its nearest living relative. There are talks on how to modify the DNA in an elephant's egg so that after each round of changes it would progressively resemble the DNA in a mammoth egg. The final-stage egg could then be brought to term in an elephant mother, and mammoths might once again roam the Siberian steppes.

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Pics of Alyson

She is soooooo hot!
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