A friend and I were discussing what was the last U.S. aircraft carrier to be sunk or lost at sea, after some research, I think it was the USS Princeton (CVL-23).
If you are an Android user and use the Dolphin Browser HD, it’s latest update provides a Siri like voice control experience, not that it will talk to you, but you can do a web search by speaking to it.
Halfway through the 1994 football season, a TCU football player came out to his teammates and later tied the school record for sacks in a single game. That’s a pretty brave thing to do today, much less in 1994.
I spoke to a federal agent recently and learned a few things. Before a flight is boarded, those holding weapons gather just to get to know one another and discuss where they will be sitting. I also learned that there is specific ammunition used for flights, it’s designed to penetrate human flesh, but not go through it or the fuselage.
I just discovered you can get steamed veggies as a side item at Jason’s Deli, that’s much better than chips.
Dallas is going to try to create their own SXSW, called the DXDW Festival. It starts March 18.
The UK’s Avengers trailer gives you more details than the U.S. version I’ve been told. It appears Cobie Smulders is sporting short hair in the movie.
I finally stopped following Deion Sanders on Twitter, he just retweets too much.
I want to tap the brakes on an ultrabook because Windows 8 will be available on laptops that have a touchscreen, and some laptops will just fold over and turn into a tablet. Here’s a pretty good review of the beta version of Windows 8.
One of the “Texas Seven” was put to death yesterday for the murder of Irving Police Officer Aubrey Hawkins. A local media member witness the execution and kept a running blog, this part stood out to me for some reason: 4:42p The widow of Irving police Officer Aubrey Hawkins, who was killed by George Rivas, will not attend the execution. She told News 8 that she felt no closure after being present at the last execution of a Texas 7 gang member in 2009.
There are infinity of those Jesus and Mary shell things in Corpus and South Padre.