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| Thursday Sep 27, 2001 | Apparently, everyone knows that Nostradamus predicted it, but I found it odd that random number generators may have predicted it, as well.
to Science by brainwave |
| Wednesday Sep 26, 2001 | Thinking of designing your own console RPG? Be sure to consult The Grand List Of Console Role Playing Game Cliches! to Games by kier |
| "Cuchi-cuchi cu!" to Music by mrradon |
| Time was when all that stood between you and radioactive fallout were the gallant,
white-helmeted men of the Civil
Defense. to History by fatherdan |
| Both the Lexical Freenet and WordNet allow you to dynamically explore the relationships and pathways between words. to Linguistics by joshua |
| Herb Zipper - The cyber-lovah for the new millenium!
to Sex by kade |
| Every hobby has its dark side. to Art by joshua |
| DeskSwap is a screensaver that swaps images of the user's desktop with others, exchanging candid glimpses of familiar-looking but ultimately unfamiliar workspaces. to Computing by joshua |
| These are the end times --
a
sequel to The Omega Code is out! to Movies by tregoweth |
| Pardon, m'sieu, have you a cigarette? Oui? Merci. C'est bon...
Ah, mes amis... I see you are, how you say, troubled, yes? Perhaps
a woman you long to forget? Perhaps you are on the run from a dark secret in
your troubled past, eh? Take heart, mon frere, there remains a refuge
for you. to Warfare by fatherdan |
| Tuesday Sep 25, 2001 | Find out everything about your prescriptions with RXlist, a comprehensive pharmaceutical encyclopedia.
to Health by joshua |
| At least one Private
Military Company
is consulting to business and government on building
effective memes for
Psychological and
Information
Warfare.
to Memetics by overload |
| Monday Sep 24, 2001 |
Tour the
Kokomo Opalescent Glass factory and
look at samples
of
their
products.
to Art by gator |
| From references in movies like Tapeheads and Rush Hour, Roscoe's House of Chicken'n Waffles has become something of a legend. Maybe it's time for you to stop by and try the Carol C special or Buckwheat Waffle.
In case you're not into meat, I guess you can always grab it to go and go visit Roscoe the spectacled bear, who'll surely appreciate the chicken.
to Food by cain |
| So, do you remember the one about the clueless woman who spilled hot coffee into her lap and sued McDonald's for $2.7 million? Perhaps you should read the facts at The Other Side of the Story. to Law by onigame |
| Roy
Wood and the Wombles (Not to
be confused, naturally, with other Wombles). The
Wombles are - depending on what source I
look at - appear to be either bear-like things or rodent-like
things. They started as children's fiction, apparently, and became
recording artists. Roy Wood, on
the other hand, was a founder and main songwriter for the incredibly
influential band The
Move. Both have done songs about Christmas: Roy - "I Wish
It Could Be Christmas Every Day"(),
Wombles - "Wombling Merry Christmas". Now, due to... well,
some unknown force that we should all fear, we have "I Wish
It Could Be A Wombling Merry Christmas Everyday". There's
even a video.
What really frightens me is that I'm considering getting the CD.
to Music by dha |
| Crack wise,
Dave Eggers-style,
with the
Royal
Journal (home of the ape-tastic guide to monkey movies,
Monkeypeice
Theatre).
to Humor by riotnrrd |
| The US DOD committed $761,270,703
to jet fuel and naval distillate contracts alone on Sept 18/01. That extra
$40 billion should come in handy. All that fuel has to go somewhere.
Why not learn how to
fly 'em while youre at it?
If you have the money, you can get the skinny
on land, sea,
and air thanks to JFT
Jane to Warfare by overload |
| Sunday Sep 23, 2001 | The Turanian Bioregion
which includes Afghanistan is
fragile and unique.
Species likely to suffer from a sustained military assault include the
Asiatic Cheetah,
diverse goats,
and Himalayan
bears.In addition, the entire worlds population of
Siberian White
Crane consort with
flamingoes at a lake of international importance. to Outdoors by overload |
| Saturday Sep 22, 2001 | A large piece of Afghanistan is in the mountainous
Hindu
Kush
and includes the Zereh Depression
and some other formidable
terrain.
Politically the north includes the
Republic of
Tajikistan [you can scan its
IMF Executive Board Assessment], the
Republic of
Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan.
South is Pakistan with the Khyber Pass and
nukes. to Warfare by overload |
| Friday Sep 21, 2001 | If you want to talk to people in Afghanistan, it's a good idea to know how to speak either Pashto or Eastern Farsi (Dari). Pashto is occasionally taught at one university in North America, but Eastern Farsi seems not to be taught at all, although you might be able to get by with Persian. You can listen to some some Pashto and Dari broadcasts in RealAudio. to Linguistics by riddle |
| To help the victims of the terrorist attacks, the Web's camgirls are auctioning pictures and videos, clothing and lingerie, site memberships, and, ahem, toys. to Sex by tregoweth |
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If knowledge is indeed
power then it's important to know how it works
and to what ends that knowledge is put.
The American people are well documented and there's no shortage of
information on
other nations, but how is the data
used? And how is the context
established? to Communication by overload |
| The Library of Congress' Printed Ephemera Collection just goes to show you, there was rampant crap before e-mail and the world-wide web. to Communication by braino |
| Afraid to request information under the Freedom Of Information Act?
The National Security
Archive may have done
it for you. to Politics by braino |
| The Joy
of Cooking + The
Art of War =
TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES FOR GARRISON FOOD PREPARATION AND
CLASS I OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT. The actual recipes are in a
different document, the 11MB (zipped) Armed
Forces Recipe Service. to Food by braino |
| Search the General Dennis J. Reimer Training and Doctrine
Digital Library or just browse the U.S. Army field
manuals. to Warfare by braino |
| The Electronic Frontier Foundation
has placed a draft of the Department of Justice's surveillance
and anti-terrorism bill (The Anti-Terrorism Act of 2001, or ATA)
online. Notice how the more catchy name doesn't mention
surveillance? to Politics by braino |
| A common barrier to Western understanding of Islam has been language: unlike the many translations and revisions of the Bible, Islam suggests the Koran (or Quran) is only authentic in the original Arabic. However, translations are available. to Culture by faisal |
| The history and structure of the Chinese and Japanese languages offer a sharp contrast to the Indo-European languages of most of Europe and the Americas, although they can leave some students quite bitter.
to Linguistics by pjammer |
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