Brian Gongol
Graphic of the day: Mysterious Sightings
"UN fails victims in Iran"
Human Rights Watch says the UN Human Rights Council has given up on a plan to monitor Iran for human-rights abuses. Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, and Zimbabwe decided to end the inquiries. Argentina and France dissented.
What would Warren Buffett do?
A list of ten tips extrapolated from Buffett's behavior
Gmail crashes...for hours and hours on end
Coke successfully persuades its own lawyers that their own company is nuts
In pulling a "Candid Camera" on their own lawyers, though, aren't they just setting their legal counsel up to expect that anything someone brings up in the office could be a joke?
Using an open-source approach to checking up on politicians
A review of reasons to oppose the "Real ID" Act
It's a terrible law, much like the streak of stupid laws that a British journalism student sought to break during a US tour
The Stardust comes tumbling down
(Video) Implosion of a Vegas landmark
Iran still holding British sailors
Researchers think between 4% and 39% of planet will be "novel" (new) climate regions by 2100
They also think that somewhere between 4% and 48% of existing climate regions will change. Pat Sajak says the politicians making waves about the issue ought to do something (personally) about it.
In-vitro fertilization creates $60,000 two-father families
Related: In a very low-probability event, a pair of quasi-identical twins turns out not to share all of their genes
What to do when the market is down
Yeah, baby: Go-go stewardesses
More fun with the Chavez/Castro love-in
(Video) Google Current has a little fun with their "Whazzap?" incident
Even wealthy countries can have water troubles
