Very funny, but sadly, oh so painfully true... If a stop sign were designed today.

A press conference going on right now with NASA, announcing that the LCOSS spacecraft they bombed the moon with a few weeks ago, revealed significant water on the moon. That means, in theory, that a colony/research station would not need to bring water. In theory. Of course.

worth a quick checkout.

I am going to assume this was an accident, but something in my soul says it isn't, though probably from a staffer, not the Arnold himself. But the fact that the content of the letter basically is saying F.U. it is the best timing for this happy coincidence if that is all it is.

Schwarzenegger's press secretary, Aaron McLear, insisted Tuesday it was simply a "weird coincidence." He sent us veto messages the governor sent out in the past with linguistic lineups such as "soap" and "poet," which he said were also unintended.

Great/Horrible idea. Fun Video.  Apparently this was at a tradeshow in Germany. Brilliant frankly.

Point iPhone at foreign language, take picture, wait, viola, translated.

$1 plus $1 more per language.

News Corp Deputy Chairman Chase Cary, was apparently quoted:

I think a free model is a very difficult way to capture the value of our content. I think what we need to do is deliver that content to consumers in a way where they will appreciate the value,” Carey said. “Hulu concurs with that, it needs to evolve to have a meaningful subscription model as part of its business.

Seriously? Appreciate the value? Um, figure out how to advertise on the internet. Call google if you need to. Target the ads, and charge more as a result. The reason you make pennies on the dollar with Hulu is because your ads mean nothing to me, because I don't care about 90% of the stuff you show me. This is not broadcast, this is internet.

worth a giggle.

Not a photoChop. Congress Hall in Biel, Switzerland.

The woman at my polling place asked me do I believe in equality for gay and lesbian people. I was pretty surprised to be asked a question like that. It made no sense to me. Finally I asked her: what do you think I fought for in Omaha Beach?