Monthly Archives: March 2008
Singulair linked to suicide, depression
Since last October, Singulair allergy and asthma medication labels have warned that the drug is linked to, “suicidal thinking and behaviour.” The Wall Street Journal reports:
Is Wal-Mart helping you “live better?”
Your tax dollars are still subsidizing Wal-Mart’s health care crisis. Your good jobs are still being shipped overseas so Wal-Mart can import over 70% of its goods from communist China. Your neighbors are still earning poverty-level Wal-Mart wages so America’s … Continue reading
Exquisite underground temple of Damanhur
An ornate and beautiful underground temple was discovered in secret in the hills of northern Italy in November of last year.
Lindsay Lohan mimics Marilyn Monroe before suicide
Referring to the cover of New York magazine’s 25 February issue: At play . . . is a commercialism that is . . . creepier and more compelling: a picture of a nude Lindsay Lohan, less than a year out … Continue reading
Cheaters’ wives ‘smile for the camera’
Hello Great American Public. I would like to introduce you to my wife of 25 years, on whom I’ve cheated for at least 17 of those years. Or is that 18? Well, no matter. The point is, that she never … Continue reading
Dolphin rescues stranded whales
Moko the dolphin came to the rescue on Wednesday of a whale and her calf in New Zealand who were in danger of death. The pygmy sperm whales beached themselves several times while rescue personnel tried to find a way … Continue reading
Reviewers spoof toy airport security checkpoint
On Amazon.com reviewers have a lot to say about the Playmobil Security Checkpoint toy.
New stove design fights global warming
Bob Crosby is putting years of experience in mechanical engineering and appropriate technologies to good use. He’s going to build a wood-burning stove that helps fight global warming …
Get more gas when it’s cool out
In a comment on this article fenria14 wrote:
US watch list shuts down English travel sites
A NY Times article reports that Steve Marshall does not understand “how Web sites owned by a British national operating via a Spanish travel agency can be affected by U.S. law.†Worse, he said, “these days not even a judge … Continue reading