This is a ten on my “Wow Scale” if anyone should ask.
… it had measured neutrinos arriving some 60 nanoseconds earlier than they would have if travelling at light speed.
So, yeah. There you go. Good luck with that.
This is a ten on my “Wow Scale” if anyone should ask.
… it had measured neutrinos arriving some 60 nanoseconds earlier than they would have if travelling at light speed.
So, yeah. There you go. Good luck with that.
Hey everybody! There’s still some Kool-Aid in the punch bowl!
I mean, they’re backed by Goldman Sachs. What could go wrong? It’s not like they’ve ever deceived their own clients. Oh, wait.
I remember when Groupon was getting ready to get bough by Google. But, their finance guy blabbed about it and Google pulled out within hours of learning about the leak.
These guys crack me up.
Boston Dynamics’ AlphaDog Quadruped Robot Prototype on Video – IEEE Spectrum.

Revealed – the capitalist network that runs the world – physics-math – 19 October 2011 – New Scientist
Here we go. Say bye bye to the Eurodollar.
Greece will miss a deficit target set just months ago in a massive bailout package, according to government draft budget figures released on Sunday, showing that drastic steps taken to avert bankruptcy may not be enough.
As Germany slowly makes for the door, one might ask who has been making money off all this? Any guesses?
How about Goldman Sachs?
Greece wanted to build a new airport. Goldman got them the money to do so, but held the mortgage to the property, the payments for which consumed all the profit the airport generated (and added additonal costs to the Greek state).
Now, reunited Germany is morally obligated to start stuffing Deutschmarks in its pockets as it removes deposits from Brussels. Its steady export surplus entitles it to do so, but the reunification of Germany was agreed to only because the new Germany would back the Euro with its Deutschmark. Now for it to withdraw support for the currency would surely be the deathknell for the European Economic Community and its market basket currency. would it not?
via Greece to miss deficit targets despite austerity | Reuters.
You know, I’d be happy to jump in on this if anyone wants to buy me a plane ticket to NYC.
This is the fourth communiqué from the 99 percent. We are occupying Wall Street.
On September 20th, 2011, we were awoken by police bullhorns around seven in the morning, they objected to us protecting ourselves from the rain. They told us that the tarps suspended above us had to be taken down. We held a General Assembly to determine how to respond. We decided that we would hold the tarps over ourselves and our possessions. The police ripped the plastic away from us. We then scrambled to protect our possessions, primarily the media equipment streaming our occupation to the world. The police were also mostly interested in our cameras, it seems like they don’t want you watching us.
via A Message From Occupied Wall Street (Day Four) | OccupyWallSt.org.
I get a shrug every time I ask anyone who might have an interesting answer to this question: “Why is there so much numeric symbolism in the visual imagery of the USAF (especially “black” projects)?”
This photograph clearly depicts five crew members and two vehicles, possible a coded boast they are at Area 52 of the Groom Lake facility in Nevada. It seems a little far-fetched until you see some of the insignia made visible by FOIA requests.
In fact, it’s public knowledge that OXCART did operate out of Area 51.
The Santa Monica Planning Commission approved Apple’s plans for a new retail store with a giant glass roof on Wednesday without any discussion.
via AppleInsider | Santa Monica Apple Store with glass roof given swift approval.