links for 2008-06-14
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A … polite … narrative regarding the latest episode of Battlestar Galactica on Sci-Fi Channel.
Sci-Fi Channel Murders BSG?
There must be something in the water at Sci-Fi Channel headquarters – and if there isn’t, there should be, because that’s the only explanation I can think of that covers the total mess that is BSG Season 4.
Season 4 of BSG has felt like an amateurish rush job at the best of times, but come on guys, not even I could put this many choppy deus ex machina plot twists into a storyline!
links for 2008-06-12
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An eerie report that reminds me of the depiction of the fictional army in the future from the pilot shows for Star Trek: The Next Generation – “Farpoint”
links for 2008-06-06
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More reasons to jump to Verizon … Or SBC … actually, to anyone but Comcast. Heck, even Cox might be better!
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OK, this one got me laughing too hard not to share
The definition of “Honour” in Honour Guard
Linked from CNN’s iReport section.
The iReporter who submitted it wrote:
Sphere: Related ContentI was standing in Arlington Cemetery in V.A when a huge storm was rolling in. I noticed these Air force soldiers standing so perfectly still. As the weather took a turn for the worse, these magnificent soldiers stood there ground. I was truly amazing to see them just standing there as the winds and rain were blowing tress and power lines over. WOW.
links for 2008-06-04
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“I can see how that would be a problem. It’s something we haven’t considered” but should.” – Well duh!
links for 2008-06-03
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Another news report of the advantages of ‘chutes!
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It’s about bloody time!
links for 2008-06-02
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The BBC reports on the beginnings of the “reconciliation” on Canada’s attempted genocide of First Nations peoples. Now if only the US would admit to its own genocidal policies.
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To survive the war in the sandbox, then be murdered by pathetic scum who didn’t deserve to benefit from his service to the country. Semper fi, Marine, thank you for your service – here’s hoping the scum fry!
links for 2008-06-01
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OK, now the EU surveillance society is getting downright Orwellian. It’s bad enough that just reading items deemed “suspicious” can get you interrogated somewhere, but now some computer is going to decide if you’re a terrorist on a plane, even if you mig
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Pic sent to me by jess … Interesting label
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The opposite to the cream in the last link …