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  1. At least with their heads in the sand on NC Planners May Be Barred From Using Speculative Sea Level Rise Predictions · · Score: 0

    those fools will be the first to drowned.

  2. Re:Democracy Now! on CNN Fires Producer Over Personal Blog · · Score: 4, Insightful

    The only new source I trust is the Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

  3. Career Opportunity on SCO Admits They Might Just Not Win - Maybe · · Score: -1, Troll

    Hmmmm...same strategy as Iraq. Looks like Bush's first board seat in Feb 09 could be at SCO.

  4. Re:treehouse of love on Children Arrested, DNA Tested for Playing in a Tree? · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Yeah, I've been drinking, but I'm not an asshole. Sorry for the typos.

  5. Re:treehouse of love on Children Arrested, DNA Tested for Playing in a Tree? · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Not funny. Your sense of humor is sucks. Did you note the age of the kids involved? FU

  6. What we need is an S-Prize on "H-Prize" Announced · · Score: 2, Interesting

    for solar energy solutions. One approach could be in efficiency improvements like this: http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/04/ 25/2050253&from=rss, but only if they are commercially viable. An other approach could complement the H-Prize, which is to use solar to directly create hydrogen. A solution would be a complete package: hydrogen from solar for energy storage and a complementary fuel cell.

  7. Somebody's going to sue somebody on Intel and Skype Exclude AMD · · Score: 1

    I put the over/under for filing a restrain of trade lawsuit at 15 days.

  8. Re:yeah yeah... the bear and blah blah on More Bad News About Global Warming · · Score: 1

    Melting icecaps raise the level of the oceans...just more saltwater. And in areas where mountain snows are a significant water source in the warm months (trying to think globally here) there is/will be less snow and therefore less runnoff.