July 31, 2007 | |
Cubicle Fact! | |
67 percent of office phone cords are too twisted to reach across the user's cubicle. | |
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The Global Peace Index Rankings - Pakistan: 115/121 |
This section lists the results of the analysis into each nation's peace. The countries are ranked from most peaceful to least peaceful, highlighting their ranking as well as their score. You can click on a country to see the detail of its peace indicators and drivers. Pakistan is at 115. The only countries worse off than us are:
I don't think that paints a very rosy picture for any of us! See complete list here. |
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Bush's modeling career has taken off! |
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July 30, 2007 | |
Sexualized Mammal! | |
After the chinchilla, the hamster and the bonobo, humans are the fourth most sexualized mammal. | |
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Chick Fight |
Chick Fight video! Do you need any other persuasion?!??
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Reporter Owned |
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Warning Signs |
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Fat Duck Surprise! |
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Say Cheese! |
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Squeeze Me! |
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Do Not Cross |
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Power goes Wireless |
Goodbye wires... MIT experimentally demonstrates wireless power transfer
A team from MIT’s Department of Physics, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies (ISN) has experimentally demonstrated an important step toward accomplishing this vision of the future. The team members are Andre Kurs, Aristeidis Karalis, Robert Moffatt, Prof. Peter Fisher, and Prof. John Joannopoulos (Francis Wright Davis Chair and director of ISN), led by Prof. Marin Soljacic. Realizing their recent theoretical prediction, they were able to light a 60W light bulb from a power source seven feet (more than two meters) away; there was no physical connection between the source and the appliance. The MIT team refers to its concept as “WiTricity” (as in wireless electricity). The work will be reported in the June 7 issue of Science Express, the advance online publication of the journal Science. |
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Interesting 404! |
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Corporate Info! |
The Colorado Business Group, an economic think tank concluded that the optimal size for a corporation is 250 employees. |
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Audrey Kawasaki |
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Cash-strapped U.S. Government hands out $30 billion to Israel's military |
Israel Voices Satisfaction Over U.S. Aid Increase (and why wouldn't they???)
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert voiced satisfaction on Sunday over Washington's intention to offset a package of arms sales to Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states with increased military aid for Israel. He said he and U.S. President George W. Bush, in talks at the White House last month, agreed Israel would receive $30 billion in U.S. military aid over the next decade, averaging $3 billion a year. "This is an increase of 25 percent for the military aid to Israel from the United States. I think this is a significant and important improvement of the defense aid to Israel," Olmert told reporters. He spoke a day after a senior U.S. defense official said Washington was working on a military assistance deal for Israel expected to top $30 billion over the next 10 years. Click here for complete article |
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Miss Arab World 2007 |
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July 29, 2007 | |
Pakistan on the Verge | |
Pakistan's newspapers speculate that Musharraf, unpopular and increasingly isolated, may be considering running some sort of political accommodation with Bhutto, leader of the still popular Pakistan People's Party (PPP). Bhutto fled to Europe amidst corruption charges in Pakistan after the collapse of her second government in the early 1990s. Presidential advisers and Bhutto aides seemed surprised when news of the secret get-together was first reported, suggesting that very few officials in either camp knew about the meeting, though a minister later confirmed it had taken place. Original Link | |
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Universal Health Care Map |
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A patriotic speech by James Spader |
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July 27, 2007 | |
The real reason why dinosaurs became extinct | |
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July 26, 2007 | |
The real threat to americans | |
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50 craziest celebrity baby names |
This is a must read for some real inspiration!
Sampler:
Click here for all 50! |
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July 25, 2007 | |
Chemical Weapons used on Lal Masjid | |
On 12th July, AAJ Tv boradcasted a program of Live with Talat in which Talat Hussain visited Jamia Hafsa. While touring the bullet ridden compound a number of military personal hovered around, at a certain point Talat Hussain asked an accompanying Army personal about all the evidence of smoke around the area asking, “Why is there so much smoke?”, the solider replied “WP”, Talat put another question “Please explain WP?”, the solider answered “White Phosphorus.”
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Tourism Booms |
Alaska is home to all ten of the ten least-visited national parks. |
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Health Facts |
A recent study found that individuals who drink the daily-recommended amount of water suffer from one third of the medical ailments than those who don't. |
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You Have No Rights |
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THE SUPER MEGASON IV!!! |
The super megason IV has hit the shelves. After XBOX, PlayStation and Nintendo, this is another gaming console! Read the review here!
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Caption It!!! |
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Internet Traffic |
Emails make up 73 percent of all traffic over the internet. I guess 73 percent of those emails is made up by SPAM! |
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Hard to swallow fact |
Bottled water costs 200 times as much as tap water per gallon. And to imagine that the MAJORITY of the residents of the major cities of Pakistan actually rely on bottled water! |
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Quote |
The better I get to know men, the more I find myself loving dogs. ~ Charles de Gaulle |
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Crashed iPhone at the Apple Store! |
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July 23, 2007 | |
Some Mother's Do 'Ave 'Em | |
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The Tongue On This Chick!!! |
Guys! I know you're all thinking BJ's. But this is simply amazing! I never imagined someone could have control like that over their tongue! |
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Last Picture I Took |
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Dumbest Baseball Fan Ever! |
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Buckle Up! |
Traditionally, belts were a symbol of poverty worn by peasants who could not afford properly fitted pants. They came into general fashion in the early 1890s.
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The French suck at everything! Even French! |
There are more fluent French speakers in China than in France.
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Nothing To Hide! |
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US allies get well-deserved treatment! |
It's amazing how well the US security system is reacting to it's allies in the war on terror. The allies were always going to get some preferential treatment by virtue of being with America. Even being neutral wasn't an option, either you are with them or against them!
For Britons who are with them, they're religious and political beliefs along with their sexual preferences are to be passed on to US security officials when they are travelling to the US. It just doesn't stop there. US troops left a Australian private security operator for dead when he was seriously wounded in an ambush in Iraq. If that's what the allies are getting, I'd rather be against 'em! :P |
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Modern Education! |
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Believe It Or Not |
More incense is burned on U.S. college campuses than in all of India.
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July 22, 2007 | |
Quote!!! | |
I have the heart of a child. I keep it in a jar on my shelf. ~ Robert Bloch | |
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July 20, 2007 | |
Thought provoking ads | |
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Wizards That Could Kick Harry Potter's Ass |
Watch out, Harry, these wand-wielding veterans aren't afraid to hit a guy with glasses.
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Trillions of dollars missing from US government |
This was old news, but someone has actually compiled the articles and documents here that show that trillions of dollars are missing from the US government. I wonder where all that taxpayer money went?
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July 19, 2007 | |
DIY Wart Remover | |
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Emperor Dragonfly shedding it's Exoskeleton |
Amazingly beautiful picture of an empreror dragonfly shedding it's exoskeleton!
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How Not To Act On A Date!!! |
I've seen bizarre, weird and comical stuff all my life. Most I've forgotten in a day or a week perhaps. This is all three combined and I'll remember this forever! Please click and read!!!
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July 18, 2007 | |
Life is too short for wrong jobs | |
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iPhone vs. E70 |
A personal and rather unconventional comparison. Good read.
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Dumb American's |
More than a decade after the Internet went mainstream, the world's richest information source hasn't necessarily made its users any more informed. A new study from the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press shows that Americans, on average, are less able to correctly answer questions about current events than they were in 1989. Citizens who call the Internet their primary news source know slightly less than fans of TV and radio news. Hmmm... maybe a little less Perez Hilton and a little more Jim Lehrer.
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Greatest Living American Ignored |
Today in Washington I was in the room as the greatest living American received a medal. George W. Bush, Nancy Pelosi and others were present. But will you ever hear this event occurred? To judge from tonight's major network evening newscasts, perhaps not. Cameras were allowed at the ceremony but I saw none from the major networks, though the international press was significantly represented. And will you recognize this great man's name when I say it?
... Born 1914 in Cresco, Iowa, Borlaug has saved more lives than anyone else who has ever lived. A plant breeder, in the 1940s he moved to Mexico to study how to adopt high-yield crops to feed impoverished nations. Through the 1940s and 1950s, Borlaug developed high-yield wheat strains, then patiently taught the new science of Green Revolution agriculture to poor farmers of Mexico and nations to its south. When famine struck India and Pakistan in the mid-1960s, Borlaug and a team of Mexican assistants raced to the Subcontinent and, often working within sight of artillery flashes from the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965, sowed the first high-yield cereal crop in that region; in a decade, India's food production increased sevenfold, saving the Subcontinent from predicted Malthusian catastrophes. Borlaug moved on to working in South America. Every nation his green thumb touched has known dramatic food production increases plus falling fertility rates (as the transition from subsistence to high-tech farm production makes knowledge more important than brawn), higher girls' education rates (as girls and young women become seen as carriers of knowledge rather than water) and rising living standards for average people. Last fall, Borlaug crowned his magnificent career by persuading the Ford, Rockefeller and Bill & Melinda Gates foundations to begin a major push for high-yield farming in Africa, the one place the Green Revolution has not reached. Complete article here |
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July 10, 2007 | |
Food: Ads vs. Reality | |
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July 07, 2007 | |
Stupidity Candidates | |
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Quotes |
No one means all he says, and yet very few say all they mean, for words are slippery and thought is viscous. ~ Henry Adams |
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