Daily Archives: 03 August 3, 2007

Make sure to have your speakers on. Link

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Texas has 49,829 bridges. That doesn’t include private, pedestrian, railroad, utility or federally owned spans. The total is 40 percent more than any other state. The U.S. has about 607,363 bridges. 19% were built before 1950. Last fiscal year, the … Continue reading →

Burqa was the only word I could think of. Link

I think I have found a site for you.  Link I found the one about Star Wars pretty interesting.  Link And for you theology folks, check out BibleDiagrams.com

Here’s the rules: Every weekday (that isn’t a major holiday) either Hank or John will post a video addressed to each other but available to the public. (Sometimes, Hank and John will use private videos to communicate private and/or boring … Continue reading →

You will appreciate today’s Woot! product description. It’s posted after the jump in case you read this on some other day.

You can have this as you license plate. Link

The work done each year by a typical stay-at-home dad is worth $128,755 in annual salary, according to a study by Salary.com. That’s 2.7 percent higher than last year, but still more than $9,000 less than the services provided by … Continue reading →

When I went to meet the editorial policy/legal people at the BBC, the first thing I wanted to know, as you can well imagine, was this: which swear words am I allowed to use? I was shown a ranked list … Continue reading →

My colleague came to work waving around a new pair of Sony headphone’s he’d bought on the way over, still new in the blister plastic packaging. He was excited because he got such a good deal on them, and tried … Continue reading →

I wouldn’t bother reading the article, I highly recommend watching the video here.

I’m not sure what I find more intersting: – News Corp officials that donated to the Hillary campaign or – Hillary accepting the campaign funds. or – Should people in the news be making this kind of contributions?  I know … Continue reading →