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Must be a Tuesday

March 30th, 2010 by mrzebra | Posted in Ramblings | No Comments »

Climate Change is a scientific reality, not a political debate Vienna Teng is going back to school   LHC webcam Zombie Jesus rises again  Good morning, we hope your exorcism was successful Godzilla is returning and apparently so is Will Smith in TWO Independence Day sequels   The Evelyn Evelyn project comes with some crazy bundles BC [...]

Midweek roundup

March 3rd, 2010 by mrzebra | Posted in Ramblings | No Comments »

Spectrum: World Press Photo Awards Valve launches surprise Portal game update, contains encyrpted messages, , images embedded in sound files,  and morse code.   I hope an earthquake kills everyone in Farmville Would a lava lamp in Jupiter’s gravity?  Someone built a large centrifuge to find out.   Roundup Ready crops threatening organic food supply   Readability is [...]

Mid-week Roundup

February 10th, 2010 by mrzebra | Posted in Ramblings | No Comments »

How Global Warming makes blizzards worse 10 years of Bejeweled The Baby Secrets Doll  someone isn’t letting the blizzard get to them Rachel Wiesz in Agora A class experiment has left a deep mark in a strongly religious community Vancouver: Drug Central of North America (via @ryanemiller) If Twitter is found dead anytime in the [...]

Monday update

January 18th, 2010 by mrzebra | Posted in Ramblings | No Comments »

7yr old reviews Jersey Shore: “They look like people who know how to drink milk. It looks like they have strong bones. I can kind of see their bones.” While you were drinking your coffee, somewhere in the world, a lake exploded.  An Open Mind is Advised.  May also contain Subtitles.  Or be Disturbing.  Serial [...]

Friday wrap-up

December 4th, 2009 by mrzebra | Posted in Ramblings | No Comments »

In these private conversations, the scientists revealed themselves to be petty, vengeful, emotional, and, well, human …[but]  there isn’t much there to suggest that the CRU’s published works are false. God will provide Tree of Knowledge under attack Aetna to force 600,000 people off insurance in order to raise profits 50 best films of the [...]

Tuesday Afternoon

December 1st, 2009 by mrzebra | Posted in Asides | No Comments »

Elsewhere in the world… Amy Goodwin detained at Canadian border, asked if she was going to talk about the 2010 Olympics. Windows patch causing black screen of death for some users the Zii, a 1080p Android-powered Trinity phone Virus attacks Apple iPhone Personally, I think the Salahis crashed that party for publicity.  Man dies in [...]

Happy Thanksgiving

November 26th, 2009 by mrzebra | Posted in Music | No Comments »

leaving terra leaving terra if you’re a thought you will want me to think you and I did invite a Guest up until you announced that you had moved in “what do you plan to do with all your freedom?” the new sheriff said, quite proud of his Badge “you must admit the Land is [...]

It’s a Monday

November 23rd, 2009 by mrzebra | Posted in Ramblings | No Comments »

Warming’s impacts sped up, worsened since Kyoto James Cameron’s Avatar costs revealed to be $400 million on 60 minutes World of Warcraft celebrates it’s fifth birthday  National Geographic’s International Photography Contest of 2009 Christmas is Pink & Glitter Before you donate, know what the Salvation Army stands for LHC is alive! Fox News kills Monsanto [...]

Monday catchup

November 9th, 2009 by mrzebra | Posted in Ramblings | No Comments »

“To be skeptical of climate models and credulous about things like carbon-eating trees and cloudmaking machinery and hoses that shoot sulfur into the sky is to replace a faith in science with a belief in science fiction.” A rare, giant stingray caught on camera Something unprecedented is happening here — and it’s very bad for [...]

Home

November 8th, 2009 by mrzebra | Posted in Science | No Comments »

We are living in exceptional times. Scientists tell us that we have 10 years to change the way we live, avert the depletion of natural resources and the catastrophic evolution of the Earth’s climate. The stakes are high for us and our children. Everyone should take part in the effort, and HOME has been conceived [...]