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[Tuned In Journal] Streamy awards for Web series; 'Kings' bombs - Tuned In Journal ...: The 2009 Streamy Awards Ceremony & Gala is presented by Kodak®, the world's foremost imaging innovator, and long-time supporter of film and television, and Episodic, the best online video platform for the greatest shows on the Web.

[Ration Reality] 12 Rock-themed Films that don't suck « Ration Reality: * Heavy Metal in Baghdad (2007) In a city filled with determined insurgents, perilous checkpoints and deadly IEDs, 4 determined young men meet to conspire and sharpen their deadly skills. However, these are no suicide bombers-in-training–they’re a heavy metal band, much like the ones we have here in the west–except for the incident where mortar fire destroyed their practice space and the whole being -forced-to-write-and-perform-an-anthem-about-a-ruthless-dictator deal.

[Dvorak Uncensored] » The Experts Are Starting To Say The 9/11 Conspiracy Wackos May ...: Had previously flown the actual two United Airlines aircraft that were hijacked on 9/11 (Flight 93, which (supposedly) impacted in Pennsylvania, and Flight 175, the second plane to hit the WTC). Former U.S. Air Force fighter pilot with over 100 combat missions.

[Making Light] Making Light: Free Muntadar Zaidi now!: But back to the darker side of this post: if it is true, as has been reported, that Bush could hear the beating while the press conference continued, then he can't claim not to know what's been done to Muntadar Zaidi, and if he doesn't hold any grudge, as his press spokesperson has said, then he certainly is obligated to speak out for Zaidi's release. But come on, this Shrub we're talking about.

[Dangerous Intersection] The Iraq invasion has cost more than one trillion dollars. How ...: Another way to get at the $1 trillion cost of the Iraq War is to note that the Treasury could have used the money to mail a check for more than $3,000 to every man, woman and child in the United States. The latter alternative would have an added benefit: Uniformly distributed and spent in this country, the money would have provided an economic stimulus that the war expenditures have not.

[Comments for The Lost Blog] Meet Kevin Johnson - The Lost Blog: But given time to think about it, perhaps realizing that Ben did indeed keep his word about letting Michael and Walt leave the island, seeing the evidence that seems compelling about Widmore’s alleged faking of the OA815 crash (Michael doesn’t exactly have the means to investigate whether that’s true or not), and for whatever reason not physically being able to kill himself, he came to believe what Tom said. Maybe us viewers who know way more about what’s been going on than Michael does don’t think Michael should trust Tom and Ben, but Michael doesn’t know that much, and at this point in his live it’s not like he has a whole lot to live for, so I found it believable that he’d go along with Tom and Ben’s scheme.

folio: I have no idea why that link keeps reverting to the blogger homepage BTW (it’s not what I’m typing). Anyway, good luck to you sir, I salute you for also being one of those, alongside myself and others, who took a stand against Vigil, and if you would like to stop by my blog any time (go via my profile), you would be most welcome.

[Dangerous Intersection] Charles Darwin's exceedingly dangerous idea | Dangerous Intersection: Lee Smolin has developed a theory positing the existence of a vast number of unseen universes, a multi-verse, resulting in the present universe with its “improbable complexity.”  Another application is the computer programming technique employing genetic algorithms, which allows solutions to problems that resist traditional analyses. In one application, a genetic algorithm was used to further the design of a jet engine for Boeing.

[The Oil Drum - Discussions about Energy and Our Future] The Oil Drum | DrumBeat: June 30, 2008: Regarding the 16,7 HZ system used in Switzerland, Germany and Austria for main line railway electrification, this system was developed around 1915-1920 by the then Oerlikon Company of Zurich (later BBC and ABB) to allow the use of series traction motors (as were the de-facto standared for DC traction, such as tramways metros and local railways) -, on an AC supply. Using the lowfrequency rather than the industrial frequency (50HZ) greatly reduced the inductive effects (arcing at the commutators).

[Captain's Blog] Captain's Blog: Deep Impact ... Deeper Confusion: Hoagland with the Tom Corbett Viewmaster discs: given the huge amount of time that all Masons spend in ritual activity that features strong geometry/math components (and, yes, Masonry in certain forms *does* have 33 grades of initiatic membership, with hours of investiture for each progressive degree; this per my friend's brother, who should know, as he *is* a Mason), and also given the fact that they are thus encouraged to 'ritually encode' even the most mundane things, like shaking hands, with math/geometry (number of times hands move up-and-down, angles of fingers and which knuckles the fingertips press between), what inferences might be drawn from a Mason presenting Mr.

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