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Oh No, There Goes Tokyo, Go Go Stopzilla!

Posted on November 22, 2007 - Filed Under Technology | Leave a Comment

Sorry, I find it difficult to resist Blue Oyster Cult references, no matter how cheesy ;-)

Apparently, the Stopzilla popup blocker has been around for years. In fact it was even the…

Black Friday Came Early This Year

Posted on November 22, 2007 - Filed Under Shopping | 1 Comment

I’ve been carefully watching the Black Friday deals as they began to be leaked about a month ago. I do this every year looking for new tech gadgets and computer equipment at “rock bottom” prices. Alas, this year’s deals really…

Football Keeps Invading My Life

Posted on November 22, 2007 - Filed Under Aahz | Leave a Comment

It’s no secret that I’m most definitely not a football fan. Yet, somehow it keeps invading my life. Sometime after we separated X became a rabid New England Patriots fan. I’m not sure how as she’s never lived in New…

FDA Quackery Continues Despite Small Progress

Posted on November 21, 2007 - Filed Under Health Care | 3 Comments

Found a fascinating article on cough medicine and kids over at the American Chronicle-

Another example of outright quackery by pharmaceutical companies has finally gathered enough steam to achieve mainstream news coverage: Cold medicines are useless, say pediatricians

What Does Your Christmas Tree Say About You?

Posted on November 21, 2007 - Filed Under Aahz | 1 Comment

As I traveled the main drag of the post-rural communities that I now call home and witnessed the Christmas Tree lots springing up I began to wonder and remember. When I was a child our Christmas tree was decorated with…


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