The Physics of LOST

Has the secret to LOST island been revealed in the subtext of the latest episode? It would seem so!

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President Bush Singing the Hits! This is so funny!

Here are some great videos of President Bush and other politicians singing. A hilarious cleverly dubbed/edited video of Bush singing Sunday Bloody Sunday, Bush singing Imagine and Walk on The Wildside Remix, Bush and Blair singing "Endless Love" together, Colin Powell singing YMCA in front of a live audience, and more....

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LOST - Extremely creepy reverse speech found in Brainwashing Video

Don't listen to thinks alone at night! This guy has reversed the Audio from the famous brainwashing scene in the recent Lost episode 7 - Not in Portland and found some ultra creepy audio. The key part of the text says "Only fools are enslaved by time and space" the link has the MP3 player. It's really creepy.

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Blogs: Bust or Boon? Calculating Blog ROI

How to know if a blog can really help the bottom line of a website.

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A Turncoat Narc Offers Tips On How To Move Your Weed

Barry Cooper. Top cop. Total prick. He claims more than 300 felony drug arrests during his eight years as an officer in Gladewater, Big Sandy and Odessa, and a former supervisor says he was damn good at his job, even if he doesn't agree with Cooper's latest get-rich idea.

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9 Resume Tips That Should Be Screechingly Obvious (But Apparently Aren’t)

"These are all basic rules, but they all seem to get broken constantly. All of these should be obvious to anyone who ’s conscious (maybe even the lightly sleeping), but they must not be. On to the rules!"

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Daily Show slams Bremer for $12 billion in lost cash

Jon Stewart takes aim at the Republicans and Democrats for inefficiencies, redundancy in the Federal government. Stewart saves his most stinging criticism for Paul Bremer who had responsibility for $12 billion in cash that can not be accounted for.

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Target Iran: US able to strike in the spring

"Planning is going on, in spite of public disavowals by [Defense Sec] Gates. Targets have been selected. For a bombing campaign against nuclear sites, it is quite advanced. The military assets to carry this out are being put in place." Well-placed intelligence analyst Vincent Cannistraro added: "We are planning for war. It is incredibly dangerous."

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Obama launches presidential bid

Democratic Senator Barack Obama has officially launched his presidential campaign with a speech in Illinois.

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New brain scan that can read your intentions -- Pre-cogs, anyone?

A team of world-leading neuroscientists has developed a powerful technique that allows them to look deep inside a person's brain and read their intentions before they act.

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Autism Cured in Mice

A form of Autism, called Rett syndrome, has been cured in mice using gene therapy.

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Performance OverClocker's System Building Guide

Quote: "OCZ has come out with what I consider one of the most innovative products to hit the market in a long time. The FlexXLC (Xtreme Liquid Convention) copper / aluminum heatsink has the "flex"ability to function as a passive air cooler or as a liquid cooled solution. The ability to watercool the memory right out of the box will allow you to..."

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OZZFEST 2007 TO HAVE FREE TICKETS

Amazing! Tickets to the 2007 summer tour will be absolutely free!

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25 Helpful Search Engines You're Not Using Yet

Online search is now a multi-billion dollar industry, with Google alone grossing over $3.5 billion in profits last year. But Google, Yahoo! et al only search a fraction of the web. Here are 25 search engines that can help you go much deeper.

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Global Child Porn Ring Busted - More Than 2,360 suspects!

Sick fcuks! Austrian authorities said Wednesday they have uncovered a major international child pornography ring involving more than 2,360 suspects from 77 countries, including hundreds in the US, who paid to view videos of young children being sexually abused. The children were under the age of 14 and screams could be heard!

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