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  Mike Buie's Johnson
  Posted on February 28, 2007 by sammy
  He's smaller than I expected…
  Posted in Playtime, Uncategorized	| 1 Comment
  According to Yahoo News, Chinese scientists have successfully been able to control pigeon flight using electrodes inserted into the brain that mimic natural signals. If they add sphincter control, they would have quite the weapon!
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  Posted on February 23, 2007 by ghubert
  Guinness is no longer one of the most popular drinks in Britain. I wonder if they'll take a page out of Coca Cola's playbook and go with "New Guinness", followed by "Diet Guinness" and "Guinness Zero". Sadly, Guinness is outsold … Continue reading →
  Posted in Culture War, Playtime	| 1 Comment
  The Volokh Conspiracy has an informative post on where the various possible Presidential candidates stand on the gun rights. Especially after Giuliani's recent anti-gun statement, we need to look harder at pro-gun candidates for President. A friend of ours, Tom, … Continue reading →
  Posted in 2nd Amendment, Politics	| Comments Off on Presidential Candidates on the Second Amendment
  A nice series of articles can be found in the National Post on Canada.com. Aside from using the term "deniers," it's actually a pretty fair look at some of those who don't consider human activity to be the primary cause … Continue reading →
  Posted in Environment, Science	| Comments Off on Nice Series of Global Warming Articles
  Interesting Take on the Civil Rights Movement
  Posted on February 7, 2007 by ghubert
  This is an aspect of the civil rights movement that you don't often hear about. The goal was achieved, not only by peaceful sit-ins and protests, but also using force or the threat of force to protect people and property. … Continue reading →
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  Home Defense Bill
  Posted on February 2, 2007 by ghubert
  Legislators in West Virginia (of all places) introduced a bill today that would allow citizens to use deadly force against intruders in their houses and vehicles. The bill implies if officers/agents do not clearly identify themselves, then citizens cannot be … Continue reading →