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• Nude buttocks may cost ABC $1.4 million
  The Federal Communications Commission has proposed a $1.4 million fine against 52 ABC Television Network stations over a 2003 broadcast of cop drama NYPD Blue.
  
  
  
• The Pirate Bay Now Tracks 1 Million Torrents, 10 Million Pee
  Today, The Pirate Bay reached another milestone, as they broke the 1 million torrents and 10 million peers barrier. The largest BitTorrent tracker just keeps growing and growing, and there is no sign that this will be put to a halt soon.
  
  
  
• Obama's South Carolina Victory Speech
  
  
  
• Reuters: Hillary really will do ANYTHING to win.
  Sen. Hillary Clinton, in an about-face, said on Friday she wants the Democratic Party delegates in two states that were barred by the national party to be reinstated and counted in the race to determine the party's U.S. presidential nominee.
  
  
  
• HILLARY IS TRYING TO STEAL THE ELECTION
  Clinton said Friday — just four days before Florida's primary — that she wants the convention delegates from Florida and Michigan reinstated. The National Democratic Party eliminated all the delegates from those states because they broke party rules by holding their primaries before Feb. 5. Democrats agreed not to campaign there.
  
  
  
• SSBB's singleplayer storyline penned by writer behind FFVII
  '"At that point, I decided to ask Kazushige Nojima-san to help us since he had composed the scenarios for titles like Final Fantasy VII," Sakurai tells Iwata. In typical Iwata fashion, he replies, "Wow, asking the person who crafted scenarios for Final Fantasy to write one for Smash Bros. is a pretty big deal."'
  
  
  
• The United States of Fat: A Map of Obesity in the USA
  Fit Nation, a special report at CNN has a map showing how the United States is becoming fatter and fatter over the past twenty years. Notice how good ol' Mississippi leads the way in obesity (30% of Mississippians are found to be obese!)
  
  
  
• Stewart slams media for provoking campaign drama
  Host Jon Stewart slammed the media for provoking campaign drama on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" this Friday.
  
  
  
• High School Hockey Player Nearly Killed When Puck Hits Chest
  Hit right on the heart, and collapsed on the Ice
  
  
  
• Barack Obama wins South Carolina Democratic primary
  Barack Obama won a vital contest in South Carolina on Saturday in his quest for the U.S. Democratic presidential nomination, showing strength among southern blacks who make up half the state's Democratic voters.
  
  
  
• Driver Who Killed Teen Sues for Damaged Vehicle
  A speeding motorist who killed a teenage cyclist is suing the boy's parents over damage to his luxury car, the government says.
  
  
  
• The naked truth about women in Russian politics
  Heated debates in Russia's State Duma could be about to get even hotter. Among the brand new deputies to win seats are four female ex athletes who have a history of letting it all hang out - for the cameras. All eyes are now on the Duma, to see whether these beautiful ladies bring a new kind of passion to political discussions.
  
  
  
• The Terrible Secret Behind the Worlds Greatest Card Trick
  Nobody ever said magic was easy.
  
  
  
• How to Reverse a Car Out of a Moving Plane
  Just in case you join Chuck Norris, or the call of duty calls out to you, or whatever.. here's how to do it. Caution: Getting a plane for this stunt is tougher than reversing out of it.
  
  
  
• SC Primary coverage: Live, interactive, and commercial-free
  Live viewer polls, comments and streaming election returns. Plus the smartest guests from Firedoglake, Crooks and Liars, Alternet, the Huffington Post, Personal Democracy Forum, Pam's House Blend. Hosted by Cenk Uygur from the Young Turks radio show, and Robert Greenwald, founder of Brave New Films.
  
  
  
• Ann Arbor Lighting Up With 100% LEDs!
  Last year Ann Arbor joined forces with LED manufacturer Cree, Inc, on an ever-expanding citywide LED initiative to save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. With a recent retrofit contract signed with Lumecon, Ann Arbor is on its way to being the first U.S. city to light up its downtown with 100% LED technology!
  
  
  
• Digg Users Send Message To Elite Whiners
  Here's a Yahoo Pipe that filters all stories submitted by the crybabies who whined about the algorithm change, asking pretentious questions like: "What happens if the most powerful users in the community decide to leave? Will others join? Is Digg anything without us?" You may have decided to stay, but we don't need you here--this Pipe shows why.
  
  
  
• Hookers for Jesus: Ex Sex-Workers Save Souls
  Las Vegas used to be a lucrative haunt for Annie Lobert, a $500-a-day escort girl, and Heather Veitch, a highly-remunerated stripper. Now the vivacious double act patrol the city's neon-lit streets with a dramatically different mission - to save souls rather than sell their bodies.
  
  
  
• New Jersey Douche Bags!
  The dumbest MF's out there!
  
  
  
• The First Taser (1935)
  More punch than can be found in a boxing-glove is contained in a new electric glove invented for use by police while handling rough characters or in quelling riots. Persons contacted by an officer wearing the glove receive a 1,500-volt shock, sufficient to remove all traces of fight.
  
  
  
• The Ocean's Biological Deserts Are Expanding
  Researchers are reporting that the ocean's biological deserts have been expanding, and they are growing much faster than global warming models predict. All of the biological deserts had grown, except the South Indian Ocean's. The total expansion was 6.6 million sq. kilometers or 15%, and it happened as the shallow waters of the gyres were warming
  
  
  
• One Way to Say It
  Whether you love President Bush, hate him, or are somewhere in between, you have to appreciate the, shall we say, effectiveness of this particular placard.
  
  
  
• Sharapova Wins Australian Open
  Add the Australian Open to Maria Sharapova's Grand Slam resume. The Russian beat Serbian Ana Ivanovic in straight sets Saturday. A 17-year-old Sharapova won at Wimbledon in 2004 and the U.S. Open two years later.
  
  
  
• Barack Obama Delivers Letterman's Top 10 List
  Sen. Barack Obama is making some campaign promises we can be pretty sure he won't keep. Appearing Thursday on the "Late Show With David Letterman," the Democratic presidential candidate delivered a tongue-in-cheek list of his top 10 campaign promises, including a pledge to rename the tenth month of the year "Barack-tober."
  
  
  
• Microsoft's Net Rises 79% On Strong Vista, Office Sales
  Microsoft Corp. posted a 79% jump in quarterly net income from a year ago, when results were lowered by deferred sales of Windows Vista and Office. Quarterly revenue jumped 30% amid a surge in sales for the Windows operating system and holiday sales of the Xbox 360 videogame console.
  
  
  
• The Holographic Principle and M-theory
  To many people, the Holographic Principle seems strange and counterintuitive: How could all of the physics which takes place in a given room be equivalent to some physics defined on the walls of the room? Could all of the information contained in your body actually be represented by your `shadow'
  
  
  
• But how? The only clues were the pictures on the camera
  At dusk on New Year's Eve, Erika Gunderson got into a taxi in New York City and entered a digital-age mystery.
  
  
  
• George Orwell's 5 Rules for Effective Writing
  This is hardly a recent problem, and as George Orwell wrote in his 1946 essay, Politics and the English Language, the condition is curable. By following Orwell's 5 rules for effective writing, you'll distinguish yourself from competitors and clearly communicate your ideas.
  
  
  
• EA vs Fox: Lawrence Recants Mass Effect Judgement
  Self help author Cooper Lawrence, along with Fox News came under heavy fire from gamers last week when they mindlessly branded Mass Effect as pornography. While Fox News hasn't come forth with an apology, Lawrence has admitted her mistakes in an interview with the New York Times yesterday after angry gaming fans trashed her book on Amazon.
  
  
  
• First High-res Resistance 2 Screenshots
  Sony has just forwarded the first high-resolution screenshots of Resistance 2. These are not magazine scans. Looks pretty amazing and detailed!
  
  
  
• Scariest airport EVER [PIC]
  The landing strip in Courchevel, France is so short that you have to land on an inclined strip to slow down and take off on a decline to pick up enough speed. Who even needs to ski after a landing like that?
  
  
  
• Now we've got a mysterious SHEEP circle
  There were strange goings on at the farm today when a flock of sheep made their own version of a crop circle. About 100 of the woolly creatures formed an orderly ring - baffling the farmer and passers-by.
  
  
  
• Seth Macfarlane Written Short re: Writers Strike Negotiation
  Well played, Seth! Hilarious and makes a great point. I'm going to miss all this quality Internet stuff when the writers/actors go back to making televised junk.
  
  
  
• 10 Examples of the iPhone Making People Crazy
  The iPhone is a popular gadget, there is no doubt about it. As with all popular gadgets, people tend to get a little overenthusiastic. This enthusiasm can take multiple forms—like waiting in line for days to get the product, dressing up like the gadget for Halloween, or selling cheap knockoffs or completely ridiculous accessories.
  
  
  
• URGENT: Oppose Telecom Immunity and Contact Your Senator
  As early as Monday, the Administration and its allies are trying to end Senate debate on FISA and telecom immunity and force a vote on the Senate Intelligence Committee's bill-a bill that would broadly expand the executive branch's spying powers while granting immunity to telecoms that broke the law and assisted in the NSA's illegal domestic spying
  
  
  
• Scientists Build First Man-Made Genome
  Craig Ventner has created the first Genome from scratch - essentially accomplishing the inverse of the human genome project - by taking an almost 600,000 long base pair sequence from a computer and turning it into a DNA strand. This allows scientists to create living "robots" from scratch, and could lead to man-made biofuel producing cells.
  
  
  
• The Internet Was a Real Pile of Shit in 1996
  Pepsi's website might be the best source of evidence to this claim.
  
  
  
• CIA Says Hackers in Control, Threatening to Cut Off Power?!
  WASHINGTON - Hackers literally turned out the lights in multiple cities after breaking into electrical utilities and demanding extortion payments before disrupting the power, a senior CIA analyst told utility engineers at a trade conference.
  
  
  
• Evolution in 5 minutes
  It's cute and catchy, but it's also got a very awkward sudden jump from the mammal-like reptiles to the primate.....
  
  
  
• How to Tell If You Are Addicted to Technology
  They're not called "Crackberries" for nothing. Some people may be as addicted to Blackberries and other personal electronics as junkies are to drugs, according to John O'Neill, director of addictions services for the Menninger Clinic in Houston.
  
  
  

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