By now you’ve seen the video. Soldiers gathered around a few dead Taliban soldiers, whipped ‘em out and peed on them. Honesrtly, I’m not sure what’s more disturbing: that these are the folks that represent our military in a foreign … Continue reading
Intel’s Mooley Eden was the key speaker at today’s Intel CES 2012 press conference. During the press conference, Intel focused squarely on their ultrabooks and the developments that they were bringing to the marketplace as well as the innovations their … Continue reading
I was going to write a long post about Steve Jobs and what he meant to me, but I honestly think that President Obama really did say it best. The world has lost a visionary. And there may be no … Continue reading
Joey Vento, owner of a landmark south Philadelphia cheesesteak stand who once told customers to order in English, has died. He was 71. Vento’s nephew, Joseph Perno, a manager at Geno’s Steaks, told The Associated Press that Vento had a … Continue reading
Two interesting stats from Dan Mitchell at Cato. First, the “you’ve probably seen this before stimulus versus reality” chart. As you probably remember when Bush pushed Stimulus 1 (With Obama and McCain’s input) and Obama pushed Stimulus 2, we were … Continue reading
Oh. My. God. Wow. Just. Wow.
It’s one thing to not be able to name all of them. I can almost give you a pass on that. But to not be able to name ANY of them? Or one single Beatles song? I love the little … Continue reading
So sad. BERLIN — Berlin’s beloved polar bear Knut, who rose to stardom when he was hand-raised by zoo keepers after being rejected by his mother at birth, died today, a zoo official said. The world-famous bear died alone in … Continue reading
Oil from the BP spill remains stuck on the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, according to a top scientist’s video and slides that she says demonstrate the oil isn’t degrading as hoped and has decimated life on parts of … Continue reading
From Social Times on why your video isn’t getting traction: Your Video Is Too Long How long is your video? If it’s ten minutes long people may not be watching because they simply don’t have the time or patience. Ideally … Continue reading
So while everyone else keeps hauling out Christina Green as an icon for gun control, her own father says we shouldn’t use her as an icon for more restrictions of our freedom. He has more courage and common sense than … Continue reading
I’ve begun to wonder if YouTube isn’t the biggest waste of time for content producers. Think about it. You get lots of views because you end up in the related videos section on a popular video or because you used … Continue reading
Former presidential candidate John Edwards is engaged to longtime mistress Rielle Hunter, according to a report. The Jan. 17 issue of the National Enquirers says that the ex-North Carolina senator asked the mother of his lovechild to marry him only … Continue reading
I don’t like it.
My head can’t even absorb this…
I’d love to say I’m surprised. Unfortunately, I’m not. Senate Republicans have blocked legislation that would have repealed the military’s policy of “don’t ask, don’t tell” and allowed gay troops to serve openly. Democrats failed Thursday to cinch a procedural … Continue reading
This is the interview by Anderson Cooper that I talked about in IT.tv Episode 330.
FRONT ROYAL, Va., April 21 /Christian Newswire/ — Once again, “American Idol” is aligning itself with pro-abortion groups. Among the groups benefiting this year’s “Idol Gives Back” fund-raising campaign are Save the Children and the United Nations Foundation. “Idol Gives … Continue reading
After news broke out of the shooting at the Fort Hood Army post in Texas, the nation watched in horror as the toll of dead and injured climbed. The White House was notified immediately and by late afternoon, word went … Continue reading
There’s a world of difference between mourning a loss and remembering the one you lost. I’ve tried, since it happened, to come to grips with what happened. Patches was, to borrow a cliche, my best friend in the universe. Even … Continue reading