To shouts of "Yes we can," Democrats nominated Barack Obama
yesterday as their presidential candidate in a historic first for a black
American, backed by his ex-rivals Bill and Hillary Clinton.
To shouts of "Yes we can," Democrats nominated Barack Obama
yesterday as their presidential candidate in a historic first for a black
American, backed by his ex-rivals Bill and Hillary Clinton.
Uhm. Yeah. We're not sure exactly what this is even used for. Maybe if you need to make enough margaritas to feed an entire army, literally, and in under 2.5 seconds, then what you need my friend is this gas-powered-party-blender. The best thing they have to say about it is that it is "the sensible alternative to cutting ice with a... Read more...
Despite the tremendous risks involved, more and more countries are sinking ever larger sums of money into research examining the energy potential of gas hydrates, or methane clathrates. As Janet Pelley... Read more...
When my daughter started preschool last year, my life as a craft collector began. From rock monsters to paper plate people, our family grew by the day. While I always welcomed the creative creatures and inventions into our home, I was disappointed that many of them... Read more...
I feel the consumerism of back to school season like a stiff wind in my face. I’m sending my oldest off to preschool, and after 3 years of not caring what she is wearing except for holidays and birthdays, forgetting to brush her hair for days on end, and rarely buying things new for her, I am a bit swept up in how... Read more...
The message from Hillary Clinton to supporters in Denver was as neon as the
tangerine pantsuit she wore to the ball. All that she stood for during her
historic quest to be American's first woman president - equal rights for
women, universal health care and economic equality - Barack Obama stands for
too.