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[edit] R&B's Anthony Hamilton will never sell out his roots - Houston Chronicle

4 December 2008, by

[edit] Newsarama.com : Sterling Gates: Returning Prometheus to Glory

3 December 2008, by unknown One of the first things I wrote for DC was the Kryb story for the Tales of the Sinestro Corps back-ups in Green Lantern. I like my villains really dark. And yeah, it's true that writing Supergirl is completely different. ...

[edit] White tiger victim 'never complained' about work - AsiaOne

3 December 2008, by

[edit] Jet Engine Development in Germany

3 December 2008, by unknown As a result, most of the jet planes produced in Germany spent most of their short time-span grounded. To sum things up, German jet engine development suffered from two fundamental flows:. The Germans tried to rush jet technology into ...

[edit] Inside the mind of Lou Dobbs

3 December 2008, by In Lou Dobbs' world, apparently, everything is about immigration. Even the case of New York Giants wide reciever Plaxico Burress, who's in trouble with the law after accidentally shooting himself over the weekend. Dobbs was up in arms Tuesday night because of recent comments New York City Mayor ...

[edit] Tor.com / Science fiction and fantasy / Blog posts / Dave Gibbons Q&A

3 December 2008, by unknown The only one thing I can think of is that I wrote a short Hellblazer story for the 250th issue of that comic, and Sean Phillips has beautifully drawn that. Apart from that, I really can’t think of anything else, so you can see it has ...

[edit] Listen Up: It's a Great Time to Be an Investor - Motley Fool

3 December 2008, by

[edit] Article Slams ’No on 8’ Campaign as ’Political Malpractice’ - EDGE Boston

3 December 2008, by

[edit] Can you still root for someone you personally dislike? - Baltimore Sun

3 December 2008, by

[edit] Singing the City’s Praises - Los Angeles Times

3 December 2008, by

[edit] The Leaf Holding On (short short story) | Gather

3 December 2008, by unknown What a clever story. I want to know more about your character Jonas. I suspect he had other thoughts on numerous things. Great short piece. Trish A., Dec 2, 2008, 7:34pm EST. What a delicious story William. A delight to read. :) ...

[edit] What's Wrong with the US Military - CounterPunch

3 December 2008, by

[edit] Our say: Panel's key finding on medevac system makes sense - Maryland Gazette

3 December 2008, by

[edit] Teach and Manage 'Generation Net' - Sci-Tech Today

3 December 2008, by

[edit] No Short Corners: Top 5 Crappy Danish Stadiums

3 December 2008, by Greg Seltzer About two years ago, I wrote a piece on a website which shall remain unnamed in which I argued for relegation and promotion from and to MLS. Quite a few of the responses I received then and one of the first counter-arguments I still ...

[edit] Stuff Christians Like: #449. Wondering if God is enough.

3 December 2008, by Prodigal Jon It’s one thing to write a free blog on blogspot that no one expects to be good. It’s a completely different thing to write a book that people pay money for. That’s real, that’s permanent, those words on the printed page don’t change if ...

[edit] How to Write a Comedy Skit: Writing Short Scenes to Make your ...

3 December 2008, by unknown Tough crowd? With the right script structure and techniques you can write a short comedy script that will have them in stitches.

[edit] Howard Lindzon » Let's Face It...We are Soooooo F$#^*$^*&ked!

3 December 2008, by unknown So I mostly watch and tweet about things. Obnoxious to most of you, but is saving me a fortune. I guess you could buy Microsoft which seems cheap, but than you would be betting on Steve Ballmer. I mean he is smart, he must be, ...

[edit] Arabic news digest - The National

2 December 2008, by

[edit] Chasing Ray - 2008 2nd Day Recs: Fantastic short stories

2 December 2008, by unknown Finally, Neil Gaiman is the master and you have to read his short stories to really appreciate how monumentally talented this man is. His recent collection, Fragile Things, is notable for many reasons but my absolute favorite is "The ...

[edit] Lakers not a failure for coming up short in playoffs - Out of ...

2 December 2008, by unknown ALLENDALE -- It's a grand thing that Grand Valley State's football program consistently competes for national championships. It's also a curse because anything short of being the last team standing with the trophy feels like failure to ...

[edit] Gallery: The First Decades of Seeing the Unseen

22 November 2008, by

Photo courtesy San Francisco Museum of Modern Art What are the social consequences when science allows us to see things that had previously been invisible? Scientists have revealed microscopic life, nanoscale molecules and galaxies billions of light-years away. These images have revolutionized the ...

[edit] Simon Hattenstone meets the contradictory Tilda Swinton

22 November 2008, by Tilda Swinton and her dog Rosy are bounding through their vegetable garden. "Look at this," Swinton shouts. She runs over with the finest broad bean I ever did see. She unpeels it and hands it to me. Gorgeous. Then she's off again. "Taste these." And they are, just about, the sweetest plums ...

[edit] Midday open thread

17 November 2008, by VA-Gov: Terry McAuliffe thinks he's running for governor of Florida. In Prince William as Terry opened his listening tour, he talked about the research institutes and universities we have here in Florida... It's tough to keep tabs on which state you're running for governor. I think I ...

[edit] Charles Platt takes a Zero-G flight

17 November 2008, by Zero-G 3 In September, Charles Platt wrote a piece for Boing Boing about his visit to Tokyo's Akihabara district. This month, he submitted this astounding report about taking a zero-gravity flight. Anti-Gravity by Charles Platt I've always resented the force of attraction ...

[edit] Resurrecting The Coelacanth As An Icon Of Faith

17 November 2008, by By Robert Deyes ARN Correspondent In his letter to the Hebrews, the apostle Paul wrote how "faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see" (Ref 1). It would appear that faith has had a major part to play in much of the Darwinian synthesis. Darwinists after all continue ...

[edit] Human-Powered Mobile Treadmill — Just when I thought I'd found the ultimate iteration, along comes this puppy...

17 November 2008, by Last week's "My next treadmill" post is suddenly inoperative, what with the appearance on the scene of the one featured in the video above. Long story short: It's alive! At least it's mobile, one of the cardinal signs of life. Wrote the good folk at Burbia: Consider This The Stupidest ...

[edit] We Interview: Kathleen Edwards

17 November 2008, by KE.jpg Kathleen Edwards is a Canadian singer-songwriter who claims her primary influences are Neil Young, Bob Dylan, and Tom Petty. She spent some of her youth in Korea and Switzerland and she studied classical violin for twelve years. She swears, drinks whiskey, and she plays the Tractor Tavern Tuesday ...

[edit] 11/17: Chairman Lieberman? Secretary Clinton?

17 November 2008, by With less than 24 hours before Senate Dems decide by secret ballot whether or not to take away ex- John McCain surrogate/CT Sen. Joe Lieberman's chairmanship of the Homeland Security committee, the netroots are making their final lobbying push. Senators who spoke out against Lieberman (such as VT Sen. ...

[edit] Carl Capotorto, Author, Actor

17 November 2008, by CarlCapotorto1108.JPG Last month Carl Capotorto's Twisted Head hit the bookshelves. The memoir traces his life in the Bronx decades ago, from his father's "Pizza and Sangwheech Shoppe" to the Summer of Sam. This week he told us a little bit about what life was like in New York back then, how the Son ...

[edit] PICNIC '08, part six: From Crowdsourcing to Collaborative Creation

17 November 2008, by argnetpicnic2008.jpg Editor's Note: Daniël van Gool, an administrator at the Unfiction forums, was on the scene at PICNIC '08 on behalf of ARGNet. We were impressed with Daniël's work covering PICNIC '07 and, as media partners of the annual cross-media festival, were invited to a number of special events ...

[edit] The Economy Gets a Margin Call

16 November 2008, by The Economy Gets a Margin Call November 15, 2008 By John Mauldin The Economy Gets a Margin Call Where Have All the Consumers Gone? Why Is the Dollar Rising? Can We Actually Muddle Through? The Potential for a Large Stock Market Rally Is GM too Big to Let Fail? New York, Moving, and Another One Leaves ...

[edit] Next July: The first ever sprint triathlon

16 November 2008, by BlockStart Back in 2005 we wrote a feature story entitled "There is no such thing as a sprint triathlon." It began like this: If you think about it, there is no such thing as a sprint triathlon. Triathlon is an endurance sport…one of the longest and hardest that test an athletes ...

[edit] Welcome to Sue-perjail!

16 November 2008, by Well, it's been ages since I've milled around in this group (and LJ in general), so I figured it'd be nice to search for some delicious chaff in one of my newest fandoms. While Superjail! is a pretty polarizing show, it already has a fandom that's slowly picking up some steam and should ...

[edit] Is Obama A Democrat Eisenhower?

16 November 2008, by The presidential election of 2008 was the first occasion since the 1952 election, when neither the sitting president nor sitting vice-president was one of the major party nominees. It may also be notable, that in 1952 the winning candidate was not known for a long political resume, and the sitting president ...

[edit] What I learned about Blogging from the U.S. Presidential Election

15 November 2008, by In today’s guest post Trisha from Ideas for Women shares some lessons that she learned from the US Presidential Election. I followed this year’s U.S. presidential election pretty closely on T.V. and also volunteered for one of the candidates. Over I time I began to notice ...

[edit] pelle: What Lawyers could Learn from Programmers

13 November 2008, by AmLaw Daily has a great interview with Richard Susskind about his new book The End of Lawyers?: Rethinking the Nature of Legal Services . It is essentially about the fundamental changes that are coming in the business models of lawyers due to changes in technology in general and the economy as a whole. ...

[edit] If This Election Were A Movie ... and ZOMBIES!

12 November 2008, by British comedic writer Charlie Brooker pens an article for the Guardian, in two parts, that is a must read.  The first part posits that this past election were a movie.  My favorite bits: President Barack Obama. President Barack Obama. Nope, still can't get used to it. It's literally too good to be ...

[edit] When The Cult Attacks

12 November 2008, by The Cult is riled up. The funny thing is the Cult, as usual, never actually addresses what is written and then makes stuff up. Indeed, this is the Cult's modus operandi: I am not going to go through the TalkLeft archives and dig up where BTD gravely intones that Obama can ...

[edit] TrampMode

11 November 2008, by Contents What is TRAMP?Obtaining TRAMPQuick-Start Tramp ConfigurationTrouble ShootingTips and Tricks What is TRAMP? TRAMP (Transparent Remote Access, Multiple Protocols) is a package for editing remote files, similar to AngeFtp or efs. Whereas the others use FTP to connect to the remote host and to ...