So I remember way back when I decided that I didn’t like to read on my computer…
But with O’Reilly’s Safari online capabilities for technical books… I almost have to now.
[ Thursday ] - January 31, 2008
[ Wednesday ] - January 30, 2008
[Blogging] Takin’ a Break
Over here taking a break from learning C# and thought I’d try out this “new” blogging application that M$ has recently put out. [Microsoft Live Writer]
It’s actually pretty swanky… with support for the vast majority of blogging platforms out there.
I have to say I’m quite impressed and more than likely will be swayed away from the wonderful BlogDesk application, not just because of looks but mainly because of functionality.
Very, very swanky.
So let’s try our first post and see.
;-)]
[ Monday ] - January 28, 2008
[Movies] “Wow, Wolfman has nads?!”
God I loved my childhood… (and that it’s still going on today.)
;)
[Movie] Give Me Some Sugar Baby
I’ve waited for so long… and now…
I am so all over this.
[ Friday ] - January 25, 2008
['World'] The See-Told-You
Though the information contained in the video is important the more important information missing from this is the fundamental problem with the ‘human race’ today.
The idea and concept that so called governments, countries, nations, etc… exist at all in ‘reality’, when in point of fact they do not. They are simply a mental construct which when examined do not hold up to even a cursory examination of the evidence available.
Governments are nothing more than individual men and woman, doing business as [insert political label] and doing so at the barrel of a gun. That is fact… everything else is simply a smoke screen to get people to buy into the concept that they operate legitimately.
When perception change, our reality will follow… because one is simply the other.
- Zay
[Adventures In Legal Land - Marc Stevens]
[ Wednesday ] - January 16, 2008
[Games] Throw Back!!!
Do you ever wish you hadn’t sold your NES?
Or even better, that you could play it whenever you wanted…?
And better still play games that you didn’t even know they made?
Well then you’re in luck… thanks to….
So if you’re bored or just want to flashback head on over there and do what ya got to… because nothing says productive like a few quarters of John Elway’s Quarterback
[Hell Yeah] Howie vs. Hogan?
So S.. and I came across something the other week while we were sick.
I’m talking of course of the return of the Gladiators, with Hulk I Am The 80s Hogan and miss I Won’t Fight Anybody I Can’t Beat Ali.
It’s so awesomely retro-grade-cheesy that I need suace with it.
I loved the original so much, every Saturday afternoon I would watch that shit between other bad shows and reruns of TNG.
Anyone else remember the NES game? Well now you can… HERE .
Oh yeah it’s like that.
Smooth…
[ Friday ] - January 11, 2008
[Health] “Removing Mercury From Vaccines Does Not Make Them Safer”
Mike Adams on Newstarget.com:
What the mercury / vaccine study actually proves
Even if you believe the results of this study, it only demonstrates that removing mercury from vaccines does not reduce vaccine toxicity to children. Autism rates are still on the rise, right along with vaccination rates. Multiple toxic chemicals and substances are contained in vaccines, and the mercury in thimerosal may have simply been one factor among many.
The only reasonable, scientifically-minded conclusion we can draw from the study is that removing mercury from vaccines does not reduce autism in children. If removing thimerosal from vaccines made them safer, we should have seen autism rates go down, but we did not! Autism rates continued to climb in direct correlation to vaccination rates, indicating that mercury is not the only toxic substance causing neurological problems in children.
Scope it in it’s entirety there.
