Dec
21
2006
Help the Red Cross. This website donates €0,01 for every visitor. So just click this link, once, 55.000 people a day can make a difference. Just go in and out, you don’t have to read their content (if you’re like me in the U.S., you can’t, but the money is used to help the victims of mines by supporting aid, medicine and wheelchairs).
The Plus Deck Cassette Converter. Ironically, I’ve been looking for something like this, since my dad likes to make jazz cassette tapes for me, but I have no way of playing them anymore, since I got rid of my last tape player years ago. (via Attu World)
Free copies of “An Inconvenient Truth” for Educators. 50,000 copies of the climate change documentary An Inconvenient Truth which were rejected by the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) after pressure from Exxon and oil industry advocates are now offered free of charge to teachers via Participate.net. No wonder Al Gore got the popular vote. (via Boing Boing)
Web 2.0 Is A Gift, Not A Threat, To Venture Capitalists. A great analysis breaking down the VC business into what it is – a science. (via A VC)
The Dumbest Deaths in Recorded History. From a guy who didn’t go to the washroom in time, to the guy who promoted jogging and died from it. (via Moronland)
Get Your Latest Ironic Accessory. Busted Ts has a t-shirt to commemorate the SNL Dick in a Box Skit from five days ago. Hurry! This trend might last about 6 more days, max. (via Gorilla Mask and YesButNoButYes)
Need Directions? MapQuest Helps You Find The Clitoris (via College Humor)
George Bush is Delusional. Not that it’s a surprise to anyone, but Mike Barnicle finally states the obvious. He was on fire during this segment on Wednesday’s Scarborough Country. He feels that Bush is delusional and going to place more lives in danger. I agree. (via Crooks and Liars)
10 Fucking Years of The Daily Show. At the culmination of its first 10 years, the Daily Show presents the latest in its recurring segment “10 Fucking Years,” this time with “Happy Fucking Holidays” (via OneGoodMove)
