... if you make a few uncoordinated moves, you’re off to the station. A good way to pass is to know what you are up against. Here are some common Field Sobriety Tests, the signs of intoxication, and how to beat them ...
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Monday, April 30, 2007
Filler Responsible For Pet Food Deaths Is Open Secret in China
As American food safety regulators head to China to investigate how a chemical made from coal found its way into pet food that killed dogs and cats in the United States, workers in this heavily polluted northern city openly admit that the substance is routinely added to animal feed as a fake protein.
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City of Lies
Lies and faulty memories (Attorney General Alberto Gonzales testified under oath 71 times that he could not recall or recollect) should not be tolerated even by this pathologically tolerant society. Mistakes can be forgiven, but deliberate lies are hostile acts. The liar is trying to subvert your mind and manipulate you into a position favorable
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Americans travel to china to farm IRL WoW Gold
A group of American World of Warcraft players made the trip to China this weekend to compete with all the gold farmers for $30,000 in the first WoW tournament. Sadly, the team bears an uncanny resemblance to Kenny/Kyle in the WoW Southpark episode.
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How to Avoid Library Fines
If you are one of the few people who still uses the library, here is a cool hack to avoid paying fines for late books.
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Sunday, April 29, 2007
Why are there so few women on digg?
I joined digg a year or so ago after my boyfriend kept showing me interesting things he had dugg. At first I started to wonder where the other intelligent, geeky girls were, but never have I seen an explanation of why. Since this is something that is complained about by users, I assume that they would prefer it if this were to change...
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10,000+ may be on Washington, DC escort list
The demise of a call-girl ring and pending trial of an alleged madam claiming thousands of clients has the US capital riveted by the chance powerful men may now be caught with their trousers down, with a senior state department official apparently first to fall.
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Estimate fuel costs with the Fuel Cost Calculator
Planning on a road trip this summer? You might want to visit the AAA's Fuel Cost Calculator first to get a sense of how much you might have to pay for gas.
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South Park has a silent partner
Trey Parker writes and directs every episode. So what does co-creator Matt Stone do?
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The Largest Star the Hubble Can See Looks Like a Space Explosion (+ pic)
Eta Carinae is a highly luminous hypergiant star. Estimates of its mass range from 100–150 times the mass of the Sun, and its luminosity is about four million times that of the Sun.
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PICTURE: Chinese Fake Brands
Fake brands are rampant in China sold with unreasonably low prices at marketplaces. Foreign companies have frequently complained of trademark violation. Check out these 19 fake brand pics,
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The 100-Year-Old Electric Car
Jay Leno: "My Baker Electric dates back nearly 100 years — and it's a late model. By then, the company had been selling electrics for more than a decade. Unlike other early cars, the Baker Electric needed no cranking, had no gasoline smell and was essentially maintenance-free. Not surprisingly, it was marketed to women."
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Saturday, April 28, 2007
Did You Know? Global Warming has Proved lucky for Fishermen!
Climate change is affecting the growth of fish, with those living in warmer, shallow waters growing faster and species in cooling deep ocean waters growing slower.
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April 27, 1981: Say Hello to the First Personal Computer Mouse
1981: The first integrated mouse intended for use with a personal computer makes its appearance with the Xerox Star workstation.
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10 Signs You're a Blog Addict
> 4. You get inspiration for new blog posts at the strangest times - in the Jacuzzi, sitting on the toilet, during marital activities (cough, cough)... <If you have the capacity to contemplate blogging while being "marital", someone is clearly doing something wrong. :P
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