April 27, 2006

Consumer Energy Audit Have you ever wondered where your energy dollars are going? Do you want to pinpoint energy wasters and learn how to improve your home's efficiency? 11:14:24 AM

Iran threatens to hide nuclear programme (AFP). AFP - Iran warned it will sever relations with the UN atomic watchdog if sanctions are imposed over its nuclear drive and vowed a military attack would merely send its activities underground. [Yahoo! News: Politics News]   Just so we are straight on this, IF Iran is called on their Nuclear BOMB making program, they will accelerate to making more bombs.  However if the UN leaves them alone, they will make the same bombs, only in a longer amount of time. Maybe you are one of the people who really believe that Iran only wants peaceful nuclear power.  Even if that power will cost billions of dollars more to create than the power generated by the sea of oil and gas the country is sitting on.  They must really want this peaceful nuclear power badly to risk war over it.  It must be very important. 10:00:45 AM

Google Places Firefox Ad On Home Page InformationWeek - Google Inc. on Wednesday ran an ad for Firefox on its popular homepage, giving the open-source Web browser a big marketing boost over their joint rival Microsoft Corp. 9:34:50 AM

Harper diverts flag flap to defence minister National Post - Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Wednesday that it was his defence minister, and not himself, who ended the practice of lowering Parliament's flags to half-mast when soldiers are killed in Afghanistan 9:34:16 AM

Sony Expects a Hot Start for PlayStation 3. Initial sales will top those of Microsoft's Xbox 360, company says. [PCWorld.com - Latest News Stories] 8:32:08 AM

Poll: We like Condi, but who's Karl? Most people like Condi. It's those other guys that are making the Bush administration look bad, according to a recent poll. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was the only one of five senior White House officials, including the president, who earned a favorable rating from more than half the people who responded to the CNN poll conducted by Opinion Research Corp. 7:59:54 AM