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POPSSolution to global warming: Floating cities The 'Lilypad City' would float around the world as an independent and fully self-sustainable home. With a lake at its centre to collect and purify rainwater, it would be accessed by three separate marinas and feature artificial mountains to offer the inhabitants a change of scenery from the seascape. Power for the central accommodation hub is provided through a series of renewable energy sources including solar panels on the mountain sides, wind turbines and a power station to harness the energy of the waves.
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POPSNew Jersey Unclaimed Money Hundreds of millions worth of of New Jersey unclaimed funds in the State Treasury. Over a million names on the NJ unclaimed property list. Scores of residents may be missing money and not know it.
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POPSStunning Beijing Olympic Topiary Gardens More information at site. For those of you who may wish to attend I'm quite sure you :will enjoy your visit to Beijing if you remember to take these tiny precautions: Don't drink the water and don't breath the air.
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POPSMars Soil Resembles Veggie-Garden Dirt What kind of life can persist in the atmosphere thousand times less dense, planet-wide dust storms and average (!) temperature -63 grad.C? Primitive bacterial? As on Earth poles.
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POPSWill the carrot approach work? Nope. Wait and see. Just as Hamas started lobbing rockets a mere 5 days into the cease fire, you can be sure that North Korea will not fulfill their promises.
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POPSThe great migration crisis This is happening in North America, too ... although the reasons are known. (I wonder if they are actually the same. See http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/D58167AC-8AF2-41D8-A92F-A63210284B36/
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POPSBush says he will lift sanctions against N. Korea Of all the places, NK? Really? Well, there goes the axis of weevils. And further proof that Iraq was not about the "threat". I mean, wacky dictator, check, nukes,check, million man army, check, wants to unify his country by force and has built his power base around a cult like following deifying his father, check and check! Not fighting the "hard" wars? Priceless! For everything else Imperial there is Busch and Co.
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POPSPresident Bush Urges Quick Passage of Wiretapping Bill I'm watchin' on CSPAN the debate on this bill in the House of Reps. Supporters of the House version say this will NOT give Telecoms immunity and make the 4th Amendment (right to privacy, search and siezure) virtually shredding another piece of the Constitution, like the Senate version., but if The Preznut supports it, I have my doubts.
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POPSRare albino tadpoles "What's unusual about this is that the batches of white tadpoles suggest that a number of adults that carry genes for albinism possibly exist in the area, not just one." "Usually though albino amphibians fail to live to a breeding age - their white colour makes them a blindingly conspicuous beacon for the various animals that depend on frogs for food." she added.
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POPSCeltics' Allen Overcomes Issues On And Off Court "There were times when we were trying to figure everything out and what we needed to do and how we needed to proceed. But we always came back to each other as a team, and to finally win this and to prove we're the best team in the NBA this year, everything we went through was definitely worth it, and we know exactly what it takes to be the best." But those on-court frustrations and challenges were nothing compared to the last three days for the 32-year-old veteran who, like Pierce and Garnett, got his first taste of ultimate victory on stage on the parquet of TD Banknorth Garden Tuesday night. "It's not easy, but to be the best you have to give up a lot, and we gave up a lot but we definitely took a lot along the way," Allen said. And with Walker in his arms, that taste of a championship was even sweeter for Ray Allen.
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POPSClub Gitmo Major Kyndra Miller Rotunda, a JAG officer in the U.S. Army Individual Ready Reserve, is author of the new book, Honor Bound: Inside the Guantanamo Trials. A former prosecutor at the Office of Military Commissions and Gitmo, in an interview with National Review Online editor Kathryn Lopez, Major Rotunda sheds light on war and the law, Guantanamo, and Thursday’s Supreme Court decision, and more.
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POPSHoly Smoke! A likely story.. cant help wondering if 'fibbing to the police' featured in the confessional...
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