Posts Tagged ‘Politics’
Closing Argument
Posted by: 80cent on November 3, 2008
- Crude Oil Prices Tumble Below $75 Per Barrel November 28, 2009Crude oil prices tumbled Friday on the New York Mercantile Exchange, falling to nearly $74 per barrel on doubts of a strong economic recovery...
- The hormones, my friends, are blowing in the wind November 28, 2009On any given day, some 750K U.S feedlots are beefing up between 11 million and 14 million head of cattle. The vast majority of these animals will receive muscle-building steroids, hormones they will eventually excrete into the environment. But traditional notions about where those biologically active pollutants end up may need substantial revising.
- Microsoft: Project Natal Could Replace Your TV Remote November 28, 2009SAN JOSE - It's entirely possible, and reasonable, that the controllerless Project Natal technology Microsoft is developing will replace a remote control on Xbox 360-powered TVs, Marc Whitten, the general manager responsible for Microsoft's Xbox Live service, told attendees at the Streaming Media West show.
- Deadly Passenger Train Derailment in Russia November 28, 2009Deadly Passenger Train Derailment in Russia, An express train carrying hundreds of passengers from Moscow to St. Petersburg derailed late Friday, killing at least 25 people and injuring dozens of others, emergency officials said.
- Uganda proposes death penalty for HIV positive gays November 28, 2009Britain and Canada protested yesterday over a proposed law that would result in gays in Uganda being imprisoned for life or even executed.
- Meteor lights up sky in South Africa November 28, 2009Obviously optimus prime has arrived
- How to Sell Detergent to Dudes (Pic) November 28, 2009OM NOM NOM...Mountain Fresh with Bacon.
- Call of Duty series sales top $3 billion, Activision says November 28, 2009Blockbuster sales of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 have helped push the Call of Duty franchise past the $3 billion mark.
- U.S. Journalist Grilled At Canada Border Crossing November 28, 2009U.S. journalist Amy Goodman was stopped at a Canadian border crossing south of Vancouver on Wednesday and questioned for 90 minutes by authorities concerned she was coming to Canada to speak against the Olympics.
- Ben Huh on Where Weird LolCat Misspellings Come From (Vid) November 28, 2009The icanhascheesburger owner also talks about running 30 web sites and his plans for the future.
