Dan, Ryan, and Tammy, Last Night

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by Ms. Jen Moblogs on Sat May 31, 2008 6:25 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | fun stuff , photos + text from the road

IHT on "We Should Still Like Ike" - 'The supreme commander of Allied forces during World War II, Eisenhower believed the United States should not go to war unless the nation's survival was at stake. "There is no alternative to peace," he said."

Reason Magazine on "Baby Bust" - 'At the heart of any fertility incentive lies an attempt to encourage a particular group of women to orient their bodies in a traditional way. Every pro-fertility policy is an effort to slow cultural transformation, to stabilize a society's ethnic composition, to ossify a current conception of a national culture by freezing the genetic makeup of a nation. From Poland to Singapore, swollen wombs are a bulwark against change.'

The 11 Best Foods You Aren't Eating
Baratunde on "The Website Is Down - Amazingly Hilarious Video" - And it is amazingly hilarious. Halo! Reboot server! Stupid Sales Dude! Funny! Funny! Funny! Thanks for posting this, Baratunde!

"Drunken Swede tries to row home" - BBC News on a drunk Swedish man who stole a dinghy to row home to Sweden from Denmark. He fell asleep half away across the 5km Oresund Strait. This is good local news.

"The Worms Crawl In" - NYT article on using hookworm infections to quell allergies. As an allergy sufferer, I will wait for the researchers to figure out the hookworms dampen one's immune response and wait for a pharmaceutical pill that is not a live parasite! Ewwwwwwww!
Funny: defective yeti on "Typical Reaction to the Revelation That I Do Not Own a Cell Phone, By Year"
Flagship Sony Ericsson Phone May Have 8.1MP Camera (via FastCompany)

Dan, Ryan, and Tammy, Last Night

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