Somewhere, Anton Ego is slitting his wrists with a stale baguette.
Costco is selling this $75 bucket of emergency food that contains "275 servings of Pre-mixed and Pre-seasoned 100% vegetarian and vitamin fortified food."
Best part: it has a shelf life of 20 years!
Frankly, when the robot/zombie/nuclear/meteor apocalypse comes, I think I’d rather resort to cannibalism than scoop vegetarian muck from an industrial paint bucket for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Apparently I’m in the minority, though, for as the site notes that "Due to overwhelming response, this item will be delivered in 10-15 business days."
Blurgh.
I guess it sounds better than that cheeseburger in a can , though.
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Hi All! From: benzworld.org Post Date: 2008-10-29 11:23:50
Hi all new here, have a 2004 C230 and had to part with my 420 SEL.
Plan on checking things out to get more info and howto maintenance.
Apparently I just realized I registered sometime ago but never posted anything and forgot the board existed. ... more
Beaumont Ca - While waiting in line to enter Oak Valley parkway (closest intersection Beaumont Ave) just as the night was getting dark, significant high cloud cover, I looked east to check traffic. My intended path was west, eventually south on Beaumont Ave. I looked east to check the safety of moving into traffic and happened to notice what I thought initially was a plane flying pretty much right above Oak Valley heading west from Cherry Ave., appx 1/2 mile away. The plane seemed rather low fly... more
It’s incredibly easy.
Plug it in. Connect one cord to your TV. Turn it on. It finds your WiFi, asks for your password and connects to Netflix central.
You log into your Netflix account, activate the Roku box and start choosing among 10,000 videos.
It takes less than a minute from the time you select the video till the time it starts playing.
Better still, the TOTAL time that elapsed between me taking knife to the box it came in and watching the opening credits of "Lock, ... more
Every now and then, I’ll read a glowing review of a new TV show and think, "I should record that series and take a look." Unfortunately, I almost never remember to do it (or I’m just too lazy) so I rarely watch anything but sports and reruns of "Cheers."
I wouldn’t have this problem, however, if I lived in Chicago and subscribed to TiVo’s DVR service.
This week, TiVo announced a new service available for free to about 100,000 customers in the Chicago area. ... more
The scene outside before last January’s Macworld keynote. Photo by Jim Rossman
OK, All you iPhone lovers out there...I’m going to be attending the Apple World Wide Developer Conference in San Francisco and I will be blogging from the keynote address where Steve Jobs is widely expected to introduce the new iPhone.
So, Monday June 9, at noon Dallas time you can read it as it happens right here.
I’ll be reposting this throughout the next week.
Tell your friends... more
But, as the survey authors note , 13 percent of men and 13 percent of those under the age of 30 said they’re "comfortable reading books in other formats, such as online or with an e-book reader or PDA."
I’m not sure whether there’s any kind of trend here, since it seems to be the first time this survey was conducted, but I’d be surprised if e-books ever become more than a niche product until the hardware is dramatically improved.
The Kindle seems decent, but ... more
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