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• Homeless veterans bringing their fight to Bill O'Reill
  Fox News' Bill O'Reilly recently told his television audience recently that John Edwards was wrong to assert that there are 200,000 homeless U.S. military veterans. He told his viewers "there's not many of them out there," and said he would intervene to help veterans sleeping under bridges.
  
  
  
• Dealing with Debt Collectors - How to Take Away Their Power
  If you or someone you know are having problems with creditors or collection agencies, this is the article that THEY hope you NEVER read.
  
  
  
• Apple Launches How-To Site For New Mac Users
  Apple has launched a subsection of its site that offers dozens of how-to videos to try to sway Windows users and to help new Mac customers get started.
  
  
  
• 500 People convince Grand Central that time had stopped
  A flash mob of people descend on Grand Central to perform what has to be the best improv ever. It has everyone in the entire station utterly confused!
  
  
  
• How to Catch Glasses
  Learn how to pull off those cool tricks added on film, like this sunglasses catching maneuver.
  
  
  
• Rambo's Kill Count w/ Details! [PIC]
  Lots of death, no sex.
  
  
  
• The Worlds Most (Retardedly) Expensive 5 Course Meal
  Money may let you assemble the world-class feast described below, but it cannot make you realize what a world-class tool you are for buying it.
  
  
  
• Developer makes desktop VR application for PS Eye
  A PS3 developer has created a VR program that tracks your head utilizing a Eye camera and gives the illusion of three dimensionality from your television. Even better is that he intends on making this code public on PSN.
  
  
  
• World's Fastest NAND Developed by Intel and Micron
  How do 200MBps reads and 100MBps writes in a storage device sound to you? Pretty sweet if you ask us.
  
  
  
• Olberman- push for telco immunity textbook example of facism
  In a blistering condemnation of President Bush's willingness to go to the wall for corporations he relies on to spy on Americans, MSNBC host Keith Olbermann says the president's message in his State of the Union address calling for immunity of telecommunications companies is a "textbook example of fascism."
  
  
  
• The Most Dangerous Dog in the World [Pic]
  Is asleep on the job.
  
  
  
• Nigerian 5-Year-Olds Repair OLPCs in "Hospital"
  The OLPC is so easy to repair that even 5 year olds are doing it, and learning more about technology in the process. The rest of the computer industry can learn from this experience.
  
  
  
• Counterprogramming the Super Bowl
  The basic idea of counterprogramming is simple. Come up with a program that can swipe away 5% of Superbowl viewers, and you've pilfered yourself a huge audience. With that in mind, we give you some of the brightest, most bizarre moments in Super Bowl counterprogramming history.
  
  
  
• The World Is Excited For the Bush Regime to End
  Many of the actions under the Bush administration have left a damaged image of this country. Many nations are excited for the next political election hoping that under a new leader there will be changes made. Many countries feel they have a lot at stake, hoping to work with the United States again and to have their faith restored in this country
  
  
  
• A Map of the World's Undersea Internet Cables
  So you'll know where not to cut.
  
  
  
• Top 10 Super Bowl Commercials Of All Time - w/video evidence
  It seems that every top 10 super bowl commercial list has the same 10 commercials in basically the same order. Not this one. This one shows the commercial and a little commentary as to why it made this list. At least half of these are not on the usual list which at least gave a new point of view. I think # 2 and 4 are the best
  
  
  
• Rock Band on Wii confirmed! (finally)
  During a conference call today, EA's CEO John Riccitiello casually referred to the "coming launch" of a Wii version of Harmonix's multi-instrumental music game Rock Band. Harmonix's Alex Rigopoulos has mentioned the possibility before, but this is the first official word from the publisher.
  
  
  
• 92 Year-Old Blind Golfer Gets Hole-In-One
  A blind 92-year-old man has stunned his golfing friends by scoring a hole-in-one in Florida.
  
  
  
• Floors That Harvest The Energy From Every Little Step
  Generate electricity by capturing the energy people create in such simple motions as walking, running or jumping. They envision a future city in which the crowds streaming through subway stations, sporting venues and tourist destinations produce energy for harvest.
  
  
  
• KDE 4.1 feature plan and release schedule, KDE 4.0.1 tagged
  Release schedule for KDE 4.1; discussion of inclusion in different distributions; KDE 4.0.1 tagge; and many helpful links.
  
  
  
• Who's The Biggest Giant Monster Ever?
  Sure, the Cloverfield monster is pretty bad-ass, but how does he stack up against Godzilla and other famous giant monsters? And who's the tallest giant monster of them all?
  
  
  
• Gamespot's New Editor-In-Chief:"I Want to Regain Your Trust"
  While GameSpot certainly took a hit to its image and reputation, the consumer website fiercely defends its integrity. New EIC Ricardo Torres says he hopes to regain readers' trust.
  
  
  
• We have a broadband strategy? Bush administration says yes
  A new report from the NTIA talks in glowing terms about the success of our national broadband strategy. Wait, we have one? That's news to the FCC.
  
  
  
• LA Times Endorses Obama
  We urge voters to make the most of this historic moment by choosing the Democrat most focused on steering the nation toward constructive change: We strongly endorse Barack Obama.
  
  
  
• Can a Lightsaber Cut Through Superman?
  Can a gadget defeat a superhero? Here's a question our sister site io9 posed: can a lightsaber cut through Superman? We put both our nerdy gadget knowledge and our nerdy superhero knowledge to the test.
  
  
  
• Bush Wary of Jeopardizing Military Industrial Profits
  LAS VEGAS - President Bush said Thursday he will not jeopardize security gains in Iraq by withdrawing U.S. forces too fast, another signal that troop reductions could slow or stop altogether this summer.
  
  
  
• New Improv Everywhere: Frozen Grand Central
  Over 200 Improv Everywhere Agents froze in place at the exact same second for five minutes in the Main Concourse of Grand Central Station. Over 500,000 people rush through Grand Central every day, but today, things slowed down just a bit as commuters and tourists alike stopped to notice what was happening around them. Enjoy the video first and then
  
  
  
• Support the Abolition of the Federal Reserve System!
  Allowing the Fed to create more money out of thin air would merely put off the day of reckoning, and ensure that day would be even worse, when it finally arrived.
  
  
  
• The Nation: MoveOn Endorses Obama
  The Nation is reporting that MoveOn will endorse Barack Obama, who got 70% of the votes in their online balloting.
  
  
  
• Obama Plans 24-State $10 Million Advertising Blitz
  Sen. Barack Obama has launched an eight-figure, 24-state barrage of television advertising, heading into the Super Tuesday contests and beyond, that will carry his message to twice as many states as Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's ads will reach with her current ad buy.
  
  
  
• The 2009 Oscar Nominees (If the Strike Is Still On)
  The frightening future of cinema, as told through Photoshop.
  
  
  
• 'Bizarre' new mammal discovered
  A new species of mammal has been discovered in the mountains of Tanzania, scientists report. The bizarre-looking creature, dubbed Rhynochocyon udzungwensis, is a type of giant elephant shrew, or sengi. The cat-sized animal, which is reported in the Journal of Zoology, looks like a cross between a miniature antelope and a small ant eater.
  
  
  
• New hotel for Beatles fans
  Beatles fans can now get their Golden Slumbers in a new Liverpool hotel.
  
  
  
• Incredible 10ft 'photographs' drawn with a ballpoint pen
  They may look like pin-sharp photographs - but these amazing pictures are actually drawings created with the humble ballpoint pen.
  
  
  
• Braindead Designer: Making the City Work Together [PIC]
  Or ripping it apart.
  
  
  
• 18 Most Unforgettable Super Bowl Half-Time Shows
  They progressed from Texas cheerleaders to Rolling Stones extravaganzas. Here's a look back at some of the most memorable Super Bowl halftime entertainment shows through the years.
  
  
  
• Which game controller has the best battery life?
  Ever wonder which controller has the best battery life? Over the last month, we juxtaposed Xbox 360, Wii, and PS3 controllers to find out which ones go the distance.
  
  
  
• Sarah Silverman Singing "I'm fucking matt damn" with Matt
  lol, it's Jimmys Birthday and she got Matt to record the 'video'. Those that watch Kimmel knows there is a long standing 'issue' with Damon and Kimmel
  
  
  
• xkcd: Real Programmers
  Real programmers set the universal constants at the start such that the universe evolves to contain the disk with the data they want.
  
  
  
• Fresh Insight into Evolution
  It's a tantalizing thought worthy of X-Men-inspired daydreams: are some of us, for better or for worse, evolving faster than others?
  
  
  

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