Sweet! Goodbye love handles, hello gas with oily discharge!
All About Alli, The Weight Loss Pill, Experts Explain The Benefits And Side Effects Of The Over-The-Counter Diet Drug - CBS News: "The name has changed — and the over-the-counter version is one-half the strength of Xenical — but it's the same drug. And it has some of the same problematic side effects that plagued its prescription-strength predecessor — gas with oily discharge, inability to control bowel movements, oily or fatty stools, and oily spotting. "
Saturday, June 16, 2007
Thursday, June 07, 2007
Dutch students develop powdered alcohol for minors | Science | Reuters
Booz2Go: Stay off my grass!
Dutch students develop powdered alcohol for minors | Science | Reuters: "Booz2Go"
Dutch students develop powdered alcohol for minors | Science | Reuters: "Booz2Go"
Sunday, June 03, 2007
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Saturday, May 19, 2007
greenwashing
lemme get this straight. you're "building" an "environmentally friendly community" to stop urban sprawl. and right now it's a natural area. ok.
THE FUTURE SITE OF SKY, Florida (AP) -- Homes here could be heated or cooled using the Earth's natural underground temperature. Appliances would be run by solar-powered batteries. Houses would be oriented to avoid the summer sun.
And everyone could grow some of their own food in the garden each house will have or in community orchards. If all goes as planned, the 600 families in this proposed Florida Panhandle town will lessen the carbon they spew into the atmosphere by walking just about everywhere they go, except maybe work or school.
"You've got almost a zero-carbon footprint just by living here," said Bruce White, one of the developers of the town, who envisions creating the climate steward's dream community. "Just by being here you will be an environmentalist."
Part of a growing, $12 billion a year sustainable-building industry, Sky is meant to be the green town of the future -- the way Americans will live when they realize they use too much energy, its developers say. They hope it will serve as an experiment into what can be done to accomplish that goal, and maybe be a model for other communities.
Right now, it's mostly pine trees, grassy meadow, creeks and scattered gladiolus flowers -- which were grown commercially on the property by the previous owner.
THE FUTURE SITE OF SKY, Florida (AP) -- Homes here could be heated or cooled using the Earth's natural underground temperature. Appliances would be run by solar-powered batteries. Houses would be oriented to avoid the summer sun.
And everyone could grow some of their own food in the garden each house will have or in community orchards. If all goes as planned, the 600 families in this proposed Florida Panhandle town will lessen the carbon they spew into the atmosphere by walking just about everywhere they go, except maybe work or school.
"You've got almost a zero-carbon footprint just by living here," said Bruce White, one of the developers of the town, who envisions creating the climate steward's dream community. "Just by being here you will be an environmentalist."
Part of a growing, $12 billion a year sustainable-building industry, Sky is meant to be the green town of the future -- the way Americans will live when they realize they use too much energy, its developers say. They hope it will serve as an experiment into what can be done to accomplish that goal, and maybe be a model for other communities.
Right now, it's mostly pine trees, grassy meadow, creeks and scattered gladiolus flowers -- which were grown commercially on the property by the previous owner.
Thursday, April 26, 2007
Monday, April 09, 2007
Saturday, April 07, 2007
MSA 45 with the kidz
Show 45. We brought our kids to the mike. They don't want to be called Guppie No. 1 and Guppie No. 2 any more! Be careful with the headphones. Little Miss Hermit Crab is a close talker. Little Mermaid discloses her dog farting episode. Stay tuned until the end for two songs! Happy Easter and Happy Earth Day!
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Tuesday, March 27, 2007
MSA 44 Cup O Soup
We did it. Two months. Like the Sopranos. You gotta wait. 25 megs of goodness. Worms, beer, soup, house cleaning and taboo love. It's like ol' times. MSA and LSF in the house.
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Saturday, March 24, 2007
Captivity
Elisha Cuthbert in Captivity. Yes and yes. But I feel dirty.
Captivity02.jpg (JPEG Image, 600x875 pixels) - Scaled (61%)
Captivity02.jpg (JPEG Image, 600x875 pixels) - Scaled (61%)
Saturday, March 17, 2007
Why Fidelity
this is a great MUSIC podcast. i don't know who does it. i can't even find a comment link or an e-mail at the web site. but it's super duper. the latest episode is tv party #67. very retro. very entertaining. party on, whoever you are. Why Fidelity
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
Boing Boing: Mileage hacker Wayne Gerdis
No shit. Someone else listens to Sierra Club Radio? Right on. Far out. I would love to give a shout out to Boing Boing, but they always ignore me.
Boing Boing: Mileage hacker Wayne Gerdis
Boing Boing: Mileage hacker Wayne Gerdis
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
We've got big balls
Using concrete balls to stop a mud volcano. Are they nuts? (Couldn't resist).
Photo in the News: Concrete Balls to Help Plug "Mud Volcano": "February 27, 2007—Indonesian officials have begun dropping concrete balls into a devastating upwelling of mud in a novel but controversial plan to plug up the disaster.
On Monday engineers on the island of Java successfully released the first 16 of the balls into the 'mud volcano,' which has left more than 11,000 homeless, ruined miles of countryside, and killed at least 13 since it began erupting nine months ago.
Over the next few weeks the team plans to drop a total of 1,500 concrete spheres, weighing up to 90 pounds (40 kilograms) each, in an attempt to stanch the flow of mud."
Photo in the News: Concrete Balls to Help Plug "Mud Volcano": "February 27, 2007—Indonesian officials have begun dropping concrete balls into a devastating upwelling of mud in a novel but controversial plan to plug up the disaster.
On Monday engineers on the island of Java successfully released the first 16 of the balls into the 'mud volcano,' which has left more than 11,000 homeless, ruined miles of countryside, and killed at least 13 since it began erupting nine months ago.
Over the next few weeks the team plans to drop a total of 1,500 concrete spheres, weighing up to 90 pounds (40 kilograms) each, in an attempt to stanch the flow of mud."
Monday, February 26, 2007
near , far
wherever you are, james cameron is going to hell ...
Archaeologists, scholars dispute Jesus documentary - CNN.com
Archaeologists, scholars dispute Jesus documentary - CNN.com
Ah, Fame
Antonella Barba gets her dirty idol on.
ohnotheydidnt: Even MORE of Antonella: Icky Shots at WWII Memorial and Other Horrors
ohnotheydidnt: Even MORE of Antonella: Icky Shots at WWII Memorial and Other Horrors
Sunday, February 18, 2007
Thank You Bald Britney
Smooth ...
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Saturday, February 17, 2007
CNN has some fun with mole story
This was the headline on the CNN Top News RSS feed about Bush's mole being removed. I'd send it to Boing Boing, but I'm not in their clique.
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