*Estranged guitarists Slash and Buckethead are excluded.
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Monday, March 31, 2008
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Cameras On Elephants' Trunks Show Jungle Secrets [PICS]
We revealed the amazing story of how four tiger cubs were captured on special cameras in logs carried by elephants - giving the most intimate insight into their early lives ever recorded. Now, we show for the first time other creatures of the jungle caught in this extraordinary - and pioneering - way.
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Thursday, March 20, 2008
A Couple of My Rules for Startups
My "rules" below aren't just for those founding the companies, but for those who are considering going to work for them as well.
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Owning a cat 'cuts stroke risk by a third'
Having a cat around the house could cut your risk of having a heart attack or stroke by almost half. Scientists said owning and stroking a purring feline may reduce stress and anxiety, and so protect against cardiovascular disease. They found even those who no longer owned a cat benefited from these protective effects.
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Sunday, March 02, 2008
Iditarod
Well, today was the REAL start of the Iditarod up in Alaska.
I can't begin to explain my infatuation with the sport of dog mushing, it's just something that appeals to me on a very... primal level. The challenge of man and beast working together against some of the harshest conditions possible is just something that I feel you just have to respect. To travel 1100 miles, over mountain ranges and frozen rivers at temperatures that can drop to -60 Fahrenheit in hurricane strength winds is something that I just have to try.
To that end, I am trying to find some "local" mushers to train me and show me the ropes. Not that anyone reads this, but if you happen across it on a Google search or something and happen to know someone in the Cincinnati region, help a brutha out and let me know.
Till such a time, I'll live vicariously on www.iditarod.com and continue to dream of competing in the last great race.
I can't begin to explain my infatuation with the sport of dog mushing, it's just something that appeals to me on a very... primal level. The challenge of man and beast working together against some of the harshest conditions possible is just something that I feel you just have to respect. To travel 1100 miles, over mountain ranges and frozen rivers at temperatures that can drop to -60 Fahrenheit in hurricane strength winds is something that I just have to try.
To that end, I am trying to find some "local" mushers to train me and show me the ropes. Not that anyone reads this, but if you happen across it on a Google search or something and happen to know someone in the Cincinnati region, help a brutha out and let me know.
Till such a time, I'll live vicariously on www.iditarod.com and continue to dream of competing in the last great race.