Coffee and Provocation
In the future, we may not test drugs on natural animals, but on lab-created heart-beating living human tissue.
Here’s a map showing the location of every single bomb dropped during the blitz. Next time someone rants and raves about the horror of new and improved drones and guided missiles, show them this and ask them how much collateral damage (destroyed homes and dead children) the old unguided drones and bombs caused.
Bubbles the chimp, Michael Jackson’s former pet, is now the 29-year old alpha male of a group of seven at a Florida chimp sanctuary, and you can buy his paintings at $1,500 a pop. He shares his digs with other abandoned performing apes that have had shattered and miserable lives.
Barack Obama is one of five politicians who have had their names attached to newly discovered species of fish. Along with Etheostoma obama, there are species named after Teddy Roosevelt, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, and Al Gore. All five of the fish are newly discovered darters native to the rivers and creeks of northern Alabama and eastern Tennessee. Barack Obama also has a small carnivorous dinosaur named after him (Obamadon gracilis), as well as a lichen (Caloplaca obamae), and a worm (Paragordius obamai).
Manufacturing is coming back to the U.S., but maybe without too many jobs. The reason: $30,000 robots are even cheaper than foreign employees, and dealing with all the shipping, brand-name knockoffs, theft, and other sourcing problems that come with overseas production is a pain in the ass. And yes, the robots are Made in America and no, they do not require complex programing.
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1 Comments:
Damn shame about wolf 832F. Couldn't they just make some footnote saying, gee, I don't know, maybe NOT to shoot the wolves with $4000 radio collars on? If it's close enough to shoot, it's close enough to see it's wearing a collar. Also, it's high time their protected status extends to the entirety of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Wild animals shouldn't be expected to respect arbitrary park boundaries, or pay with their lives. How else do we ensure "hunters" who really just want to see wolves out of Wyoming aren't sitting at the park border waiting for some unlucky Yellowstone wolf to wander along?
I just came home from a day trip to Yellowstone (I live in Bozeman) and was lucky enough to see my first ever wolf in the wild, something I've dreamed about since I was a kid. I'll never forget it. Hopefully I'll still be seeing wolves in MT/WY for a long time to come...
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