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Thanks, Tad! - Akiva

Huh? - Mark Trapp

Probably this: http://friendfeed.com/tad... - Matt M (inactive)

My niece's first communion in Chicago. She is beautiful. - Joe Beda from iPhone

my daughter wore my commuinion dress :) - just ZONED

Wait, I fucking love liquor, maybe I've had a bit too much. - Jimminy, CoG of FF

cheers - just ZONED

Definitely worth the read. - Hayes Haugen

damn straight. i saw this on my friend feed daily digest. tagged on delicious pronto. - Hareesh Nagarajan

LMAO!!! - guruvan (Rob Nelson)

Wow - this looks like someone I know... - WoH: Minding her Steves

"The president of Georgia confirmed Wednesday that his country seized a shipment of highly enriched uranium, and blamed Russia for creating the instability that allows nuclear smugglers to operate in the region. In an interview with The Associated Press, President Mikhail Saakashvili declined to divulge details of the seizure but said the uranium was intercepted last month coming into his country in the Caucasus region of southeast Europe." - I like big Botts from Bookmarklet

I'm grateful that countries like Georgia are stopping all of the contraband nuclear material so we don't have to worry about it any more. - I like big Botts

LOVE this kind of stuff!! <3 <3 <3 - iTad

http://www.time.com/time... - "Who Is Craig?" - Andrew C (✓)

“What is it about cilantro that makes it so unpleasant for people in cultures that don’t much use it? Some people may be genetically predisposed to dislike cilantro, according to often-cited studies by Charles J. Wysocki of the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia. But cilantrophobe genetics remain little known and aren’t under systematic investigation. Meanwhile, history, chemistry and neurology have been adding some valuable pieces to the puzzle...” - Anthony Citrano from Bookmarklet

Thinking of using this in a presentation on the future of the publishing industry. - I like big Botts

I remember a short story by Isaac Asimov in which Shakespeare traveled through time to modern times, and said approximately the same thing. - Brome

LMAO - Jimminy, CoG of FF

lol - just ZONED

In other words: just a time machine. - Micah

Keep an eye on it, though. I hope your health stays good. - Spidra Webster

I already told you about everything, except for the college year, and my childhood. You guys know pretty much my life story for the past 3-4 years, through this post and others, I've scattered around on this site. - Jimminy, CoG of FF

This is just the beginning. I'm excited because I finally finished a painting after several years of messing around, starting and not finishing things and making tiny, insignificant stuff. It's very good to have the oil paints back out again. ... - Kamilah Reed (K. Gill) from Posterous

Give me a couple of months. By then, I'll have enough new paintings to make a decent portfolio, and perhaps within a year or so I can get into a show again. - Kamilah Reed (K. Gill)

Pleased to meet you! - Bruce Lewis

:) - .LAG liked that

Yeah, but this is ART! - WoH: Minding her Steves

YAY! Nathan Fillion :) - Anna Lynn M.

Good idea. - Spidra Webster

If audio is provided by Flash, the browser can't tell which tab is playing the sound (even in Chrome since it's still a single plugin process across all tabs). However, it would be possible to control this for <audio> and <video>. - tony chang

Dude. Passion and fantasy manifested... If you aren't moved by this, you're not human :) - Johnny

I live in Ft. Myers, Fl and have seen many launches from a distance, night launches are so cool to photograph. I saw one launch up close. I did cry. Took me by surprise. We were standing on a bridge and I couldn't get over how you could FEEL the rumble in your whole body. It was amazing. - Laserone

EXTREME CLOSEUP! - Neal Krummell

++ Neal - Ken Morley

The "No Stairway" sign is missing, too. I think it might be faked! - Neal Krummell

Good stuff in the comments. - Hayes Haugen

This is AWESOME and funny. Gotta see it. - AJ Batac :) from Bookmarklet

genius - Toby Graham

British police arrested a businessman they suspected of sending an email to a local planning council opposing a gypsy's plan to keep a mobile home in an area overlooking the site of the Battle of Hastings. The letter writer said he opposed the "do as you likey" attitude, and police felt that was racist because it rhymes with "pikey" a derogatory term for low-class people. They arrested the man, who was not named by the press, for suspicion of "committing a racial or religious-aggravated offense." They later determined he had not sent the email, one of his employees had. That man was then arrested but the charges against him were later dropped. - Alex Scrivener

"Complicated corporate tax rules will let Aol write off the full purchase price of Bebo if they declare it worthless and abandon the asset. With Aol’s effective tax rate of around 45%, that’s $380 million and change in their pocket in taxes that they’d be able to avoid. "A sale of Bebo would almost certainly be less attractive. If someone were to pay them $100 million for the service, which is optimistic, Aol could still offset the remaining $750 million as a tax loss. But it could only apply against long term capital gains, and Aol doesn’t have any to offset against. They’d have to carry that loss forward and hope for future gains to offset it against." - Alex Scrivener