Snopes is invaluable. Everyone has one of those friends who sends "crap" that turns out to be patently untrue. Usually, a quick search on snopes puts them in their place. But sometimes, it's true.
September 27, 2007
September 24, 2007
Interesting Idea
Are you the prefect typist? Do you ever mispell or just have a different idea of how to type a common-word? If the answer is yes and you sell on EBay, you might have a problem.
If you are an EBay buyer, there might just be an opportunity for you. Fat Fingers allows you to type in a search word then they compute possible mis-spellings and return EBay items that possibly mis-spelled your word.
Chances are you won't have a lot of competition for that spinnaler that you always wanted and might just get a good deal.
If you are an EBay buyer, there might just be an opportunity for you. Fat Fingers allows you to type in a search word then they compute possible mis-spellings and return EBay items that possibly mis-spelled your word.
Chances are you won't have a lot of competition for that spinnaler that you always wanted and might just get a good deal.
September 20, 2007
HDTV Recommendation

If you have, or just got, a High Definition TV, do yourself a favor and re-watch Nova. The graphics and photographs are incredible, but the real winners are the scientists. These guys obviously primp for the show but they just can't escape the HD lens. Watch this show again, you owe it to your HD tuner.
September 19, 2007
Bob Ross Paints the Sea
I know this isn't supposed to be my sailing blog but my sailing blog shouldn't be about painting either. This is my second favorite Bob Ross episode ever:
From "Rob Bartlett's Not For Profit TV Special".
From "Rob Bartlett's Not For Profit TV Special".
September 18, 2007
This is Next
September 12, 2007
Do You Floss?
Neanderthals did.
Apparently, some Neanderthals used sticks to clean their teeth as they have "grooves formed by the passage of a pointed object," according to paleontology professor Juan Luis Asuarga.
This is quite the find as I seem unable to get my 2 year old to brush his teeth despite 63,398 years of evolution over this Neanderthal. Maybe if I get him a stick.
Essential elements of story lifted from Yahoo.
Apparently, some Neanderthals used sticks to clean their teeth as they have "grooves formed by the passage of a pointed object," according to paleontology professor Juan Luis Asuarga.This is quite the find as I seem unable to get my 2 year old to brush his teeth despite 63,398 years of evolution over this Neanderthal. Maybe if I get him a stick.
Essential elements of story lifted from Yahoo.
September 6, 2007
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