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If you knew...
If you miss the live broadcast, the show will be made available in This is Hell's Archives. This is Hell's irregular correspondents will be: Kevan Harris, presents another installment of The Radical Pessimist' Jeff Dorchen delivers a Moment of Truth and Dan 'The Auto Man' Litchfield gives his impressions of the 2008 Chicago Auto Show Check out these excellent roundups; for the recent news from all points east, check out Isaac Oommens East is East, Nathan Coes brand new Labor News Roundup and for the latest in rebel uprisings, read Alfonzo Torrezs The Rebel Communiqu. If you knew is posted as an article on Fridays. There is an archive of over 400 blogs that were posted over the last two years. Any comments, suggestions, critiques or leads to articles, are welcomed.
Amy Winehouse jogs with nugget sauce
Well it's everybodys favorite SDM fan again, and you know what I'm reformed, you loving bloggers have actually change my mind. Instead of commenting on the latest post about Tara Reid's drunk ass and how I would violate her, I now see things from a different perspective. I see a wonderful woman just waiting to crack out of her shell and change the world with her acting skills, world peace maybe Amy Winehouse?? Class act! She truly is just tired and confused, overworked....The poor soul....now Im going to go suck my tushi and listen to Duran Duran .
Dermatologist's family to French: Suspect mocking your laws
The widow of slain Loop dermatologist David Cornbleet broke down in tears during an emotional meeting Monday with French officials who are holding her husband's suspected killer on an island in the French West Indies. Aileen Cornbleet's family also was told that Hans Peterson, in a statement to French authorities, said he had traveled to St. Martin to surrender because he wanted to avoid the U.S. justice system, said her son, Jon Cornbleet. "He basically is laughing at our system and their system,'' said Cornbleet, who had to walk out of the meeting at one point. "It makes me sick to my stomach.'' The French authorities are here to talk to the Chicago prosecutors and detectives who investigated Peterson, a 29-year-old man who surrendered to authorities last August in French-controlled St.
K.J. gets overlooked, but shouldn’t
So I offered my services for a few hours today, since I'm supposed to be off. Ink-stained wretch to record-store nerd. Love it. I'll be keeping up with the blog on my laptop while I fulfill what once seemed a dream job for me — working in a record store (I didn't understand you weren't going to get rich working in such a store. Or anything close to rich). For an afternoon, I can spin tunes and sell some CDs, provided folks stop in between noon and 3:30, when my man got some relief coming in. And since Don's a big baseball fan and all, he's even offering a 20-percent spring-training/Braves-MIB discount on used CDs for one week starting today. Just mention the code DOB to the person behind the register. No kidding. See ya at the record store.
Why the future doesn't need us.
First let us postulate that the computer scientists succeed in developing intelligent machines that can do all things better than human beings can do them. In that case presumably all work will be done by vast, highly organized systems of machines and no human effort will be necessary. Either of two cases might occur. The machines might be permitted to make all of their own decisions without human oversight, or else human control over the machines might be retained. If the machines are permitted to make all their own decisions, we can't make any conjectures as to the results, because it is impossible to guess how such machines might behave. We only point out that the fate of the human race would be at the mercy of the machines. It might be argued that the human race would never be foolish enough to hand over all the power to the machines.
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