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June 15, 2005

NPR, PBS DOA? A [United States] House subcommittee voted yesterday to sharply reduce the federal government's financial support for public broadcasting, including eliminating taxpayer funds that help underwrite such popular children's educational programs as "Sesame Street," . . . In addition, the subcommittee acted to eliminate within two years all federal money for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. more inside
Julian Beever is an artist whose pavement drawings have to be seen to be believed. He uses an anamorphic technique that makes the images appear three-dimensional when viewed from the proper angle.
Curious George: tracking wires through walls. How can I track a coaxial cable or telephone wires that do not complete a circuit? more inside
Tunes for Pets. Well, it's simple really. A bunch of us were sitting around the office one day brainstorming about new business ideas. We had music going and our two office mascots, Rusty and Frances (2 really big Standard Poodles) looked like they were enjoying the tunes. The rest is history...
Porn Bread offers a delectable collection of recipes to titillate your palate [NSFW]. more inside
Moving rocks of Racetrack Playa, Death Valley.
Tour an abandoned missile silo. When the weather's hot, it's nice to cool off underground.
Repeal the 22nd? James Sensenbrenner has proposed a resolution asking for a constitutional amendment repealing the 22nd amendment - you know - the 2-terms-max for a president one.
Bobs Dune Buggies
The Harper's Index (1998-2005)
The Story of Welsh