History won’t be kind to Al Gore
Al Gore has certainly secured his place in history. His Academy-Award-Nobel-Prize-winning prediction that climate change will raise sea levels by 20 feet will be studied by future history students, along with the predictions of Malthus and Paul Ehrlich.
Tags: al gore, idiots, politics, environmental whackos
How To Install Ubuntu Linux In 12 Easy Steps
Ubuntu’s consumer-friendly features have made it the Linux distribution of choice for a growing number of IT vendors. Here’s a quick-start visual tutorial.
Tags: linux, ubuntu, how to, software, desktop
Nothing political today. Just a few fun sites.
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AllCDCovers
More than just free download of the latest CD covers and DVD covers. AllCDCovers strives to bring you the ultimate user experience with a friendly interface and complete music and movies information. Browse our album art [...]
Obama closely linked with ethanol
When VeraSun Energy inaugurated a new ethanol processing plant last summer in Charles City, Iowa, some of that industry’s most prominent boosters showed up — and so did Senator Barack Obama.
When are we going to start hearing about Obama’s ties to “Big Ethanol?” If it’s [...]
State denies cancer treatment, offers suicide instead
State officials have offered a lung cancer patient the option of having the Oregon Health Plan, set up in 1994 to ration health care, pay for an assisted suicide but not for the chemotherapy prescribed by her physician.
If Obama gets elected and implements his socialist/Marxist policies, this is exactly [...]
Dems want control over U.S. oil flow
The itch to control the U.S. oil industry is spreading among Democrats in Washington, with Rep. Maurice Hinchey, D-NY, joining in a call to nationalize the energy company assets. “We should own the refineries,” Hinchey said today.
No wonder Hugo is such a hero to these guys. They want [...]
‘I’ve Got Nothing to Hide’ and Other Misunderstandings of Privacy
In this short essay, written for a symposium in the San Diego Law Review, Professor Daniel Solove examines the nothing to hide argument. When asked about government surveillance and data mining, many people respond by declaring: “I’ve got nothing to hide.
I’ve always thought this was one [...]
