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Why I’m Boycotting “The Grey” and Why You Should Too…
The upcoming release of Liam Neeson’s new film “The Grey” has many wolf conservationists, animal rights groups and thousands of concerned citizens like myself quite concerned about this movie and what it might do to wolf recovery efforts and the … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Power, Personal, Political
Tagged @carnojoe, @thegreymovie, Activism, boycott, defamation, Films, joe carnahan, killer, mischaracterization, protest, The Grey Movie, TheGrey, wolf, Wolves
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I Love Craigslist but not this part…
Looking for a new place to live sucks. We’ve all dealt with this so I don’t need to say anything more. Looking for a new place with a significant other adds another dimension of pain er… complexity to the process. … Continue reading
How You Can Tell When Two People Love Each Other
Crash! I turned around, slowly. I had been pouring myself a bowl of Frosted Mini Wheats. “What broke?” I said. “Our picture.” she replied with a touch of pain in her voice. I walked around the counter to survey the … Continue reading
Posted in Humanity, Personal
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Is NASA hiding what it found on the Moon?
For several years, I have been studying images that were captured by Clementine – a military satellite that was launched on January 25, 1994 and orbited the moon taking pictures and conducting other experiments until June 1994 when power levels … Continue reading
Posted in Lunar Anomalies, Pearltrees, Ufology
Tagged Aliens, Apollo, Clementine, ET, Extraterrestrials, Lunar Anomalies, Moon, NASA
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Soap Suds for Kids
If you’re anything like me you spend a lot of time traveling for work. Among other things, this means a lot of nights away from home in hotel rooms. I’ll bet I’m not the only one whom, as a result … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Power, Personal
Tagged developing world, giving, kids, smiles, soap, toothbrushes, underprivileged
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How to Show Your Valued Partner You Don’t Value them Back
If I was Juno Cho, LG’s President of Mobile Products I would not be a happy man this evening. In fact I would be pissed. No. I’d want a crossbow with a picture of Michael Bay’s face tacked to the … Continue reading
Posted in CTIA, LG, Video
Tagged Insult, Juno Cho, LG, Michael Bay, partner, Samsung, Stupidity, Transformers Revenge
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Breaking News from CERN Lab
This just in from Zurich. Reports indicate that there has been a “minor incident” at the recently restarted Hadron Large Collider/CERN Lab. Apparently efforts to contact the lab itself have so far been unsuccessful and a spreading “zone of EM … Continue reading
The Singularity is Here: Google Launches CADIE
Considering that it may be the end of life as we know it, Google’s announcement of CADIE is surprisingly low key. The world’s first Cognitive Autoheuristic Distributed-Intelligence Entity (CADIE), according to Google, has done what many thought was impossible and … Continue reading
Posted in End of Days, google, Singularity
Tagged AI, Artificial Intelligence, CADIE, End of Days, Google Labs, Ray Kurzweil, Singularity, Turing Test
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A Personal Invitation to the GTD Global Summit: a conference you can’t afford to miss
As you may know if you’ve read this site previously, I work for the David Allen Company as the Editor of GTDtimes, the community hub for all things GTD. David, the author of both “Getting Things Done: the art of … Continue reading
Apple’s Unreasonable Censorship
I guess that the folks at Apple don’t really believe in the first ammendment. If they did I simply cannot understand why they would refuse to post the following review to the iPhone App Store. I have looked and cannot … Continue reading →