Steven Wevodau - Sarah Connor’s Worst Nightmares All Come True
Well, I didn’t see that coming. Any of that, really. My jaw dropped multiple times during last night’s Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, an episode I had to watch twice in a row. Spoiler rampage!
In a clerical error to end all clerical errors, a German mathematician named Adam Ries who died 450 years ago has been sent a letter demanding payment for long-overdue television license fees! Read on for more details.
Zoho Writer 2.0 provides one of the richest feature sets of any online word processor, now more accessible thanks to an interface revamp. And, of course, it’s free…
Connecticut coach Jim Calhoun has always said he would not make any decisions about his future after a tough defeat.But the disappointment of losing to the underdog Spartans, coupled with frustration over allegations that Calhoun’s program violated NCAA recruiting rules, bubbled over…
xkcd, nuff said.
As we see more and more businesses move their services online, a greater need arises for websites that are designed and built to sell. A great-looking website may achieve the goal of shaping and delivering a strong brand, but its good looks alone aren’t enough to sell the products or services on offer.
A complex chemical interaction in the meat is what produces the winning combination of taste and smell in a bacon buttie, according to an expert.
There’s been a number of really cool mods for Unreal Tournament but nothing lives up to what you’re about to see. Unreal Tournament in Sonic the Hedgehog’s Green Hill Zone.
If the president releases the Bush torture memos, Republicans are promising to “go nuclear” and filibuster his legal appointments. Scott Horton reports on a serious threat to Obama’s transparency.
By Kerstin Gemhlich and Mark John PRAGUE (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama urged the European Union on Sunday to accept Turkey as a full member of the 27-nation bloc, in remarks rejected outright by France and met coolly by Germany….
Moyers talks with Amy Goodman and David Beckmann about the failures of modern journalism and the importance of truth in our current political climate.