Monday, June 28, 2004
Hey, it's lunch time, I've got nothing better to do, and I'm not prostrate with exhaustion from my new job! Time to get blogging...
Beach blob mystery solved at last. New Scientist
Not as interesting as it sounds, but what a headline!
Not as interesting as it sounds, but what a headline!
Serious fun with wobbling friend. NZ Herald
Awful headline, but good story. Found this on the Wired site, which is not the first time I've caught them reading the NZ Herald. I wonder if they have a Kiwi on the staff?
Awful headline, but good story. Found this on the Wired site, which is not the first time I've caught them reading the NZ Herald. I wonder if they have a Kiwi on the staff?
Spider-Man vs. True Spider Superpowers
National Geographic must be short of stories or something... Spider-Man vs. True Spider SuperpowersNat. Geo.
BBC NEWS | World | Middle East | Iranian woman 'gives birth to frog'
Iranian woman 'gives birth to frog'. BBC
Now this is what I call news! And it's on the BBC not The Onion!
Now this is what I call news! And it's on the BBC not The Onion!
Thursday, June 24, 2004
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Google reveals its caring side. Story from the Melbourne Age which is quite interesting. Read it quick before they force you to register (ie force you to accept their spam... )
Caffeine-free coffee tree discovered! NZ Herald. Ain't life wonder and mysterious!
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Maori win return of preserved heads from Scottish museum. NZ Herald
Does anyone else find it bizarre that throughout Britain museums are a collection of preserved heads collected from around the erstwhile empire? Weird man. And when pressed by the descendents who would like to give their ancestors a decent burial, they resist and want to keep them! GIVE THEM BACK DAMN IT!!!
Does anyone else find it bizarre that throughout Britain museums are a collection of preserved heads collected from around the erstwhile empire? Weird man. And when pressed by the descendents who would like to give their ancestors a decent burial, they resist and want to keep them! GIVE THEM BACK DAMN IT!!!
Tuesday, June 22, 2004
The Indian Shankar Drum Ganesh Machine !! :::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Hey David... you still readin this? Looks like your sort of thing... The Indian Shankar Drum Ganesh Machine
New Scientist
First private astronaut goes into space. New Scientist
There's a related story about a few things that weren't quite right. Doesn't look like they'll be doing commercial flights too soon, but it can't be far away.
There's a related story about a few things that weren't quite right. Doesn't look like they'll be doing commercial flights too soon, but it can't be far away.
New Scientist
Still thinking about speech, language sound and mantra a bit these days. This article suggests that we evolved speech quite early on - or at least the ability to hear it. New Scientist
Monday, June 21, 2004
TV in Bhutan
A BBC report on the effects of TV in Bhutan, which has only had it for five years. Results... more violence in the playground. Nuff said. via BNN
Friday, June 18, 2004
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Music by numbers - good news for low budget orchestras, bad news for run of the mill musicians. Independent
Thursday, June 17, 2004
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Teleportation breakthrough made
Teleportation breakthrough made! Anounced on BBC, so it must be true.
Wednesday, June 16, 2004
Smokey the Bear Sutra by Gary Snyder
This was the reading today at work (we start the day with a mantra and a reading... ) Smokey the Bear Sutra by Gary Snyder
Tuesday, June 15, 2004
Remember the guy who ate only McDonalds for 30 days, and became extremely ill? Well his documentary has been attracting attention in Australia... McDonald's in Australia Bites Back at Film
Friday, June 11, 2004
New Scientist
A dog that can talk? Well not quite, but he does seem to understand what his master is telling him. New Scientist
Science & Technology at Scientific American.com: Ask the Experts: Biology: Do we really use only 10 percent of our brains?
A Scientist looks at the urban myth that we only use 10% of our brains. SciAm
Probably not what Einstein meant, but hey... you have to get those research dollars eh?
Probably not what Einstein meant, but hey... you have to get those research dollars eh?
Thursday, June 10, 2004
Monday, June 07, 2004
Telegraph | Arts | How the bee got his knees
Origins of some English idioms (English idiots are not explained). Telegraph
Friday, June 04, 2004
New Zealand News - NZ - Glaxo sued over depression drug
Glaxo sued over depression drug. NewNZ Herald
I took this drug for a few years! I'm really starting to think drugs are a bad idea!
I took this drug for a few years! I'm really starting to think drugs are a bad idea!
Thursday, June 03, 2004
fwbo news [BLOGGER PREVIEW]
My new project... a blog for the FWBO. fwbo news
I'm hoping that this will basically turn into a sort of on-going newsletter/newspaper for the movement.
I'm hoping that this will basically turn into a sort of on-going newsletter/newspaper for the movement.