Saturday, September 17, 2005
NASA hopes to put astronauts back on moon by 2018
Neil Armstrong is reported as saying that he doesn't want to go back because he gets cold easily, while Buzz Aldrin just fell off his walker in surprise.
Iran leader insists on right to nuclear fuel cycle
I say, let him have it - I just love the image of an old guy with a beard and black robes shooting across the desert on his atomic bike.
Friday, September 16, 2005
Nintendo rethinks the game controller
The company's preferred option would be a small chip implanted in the base of toddlers' skulls.
Bush Pledges Full Recovery From Katrina
Without announcing any actual details of the recovery program, the president predicted that his poll numbers would be back up to their pre-Katrina levels "within a year," and that Americans should stop worrying and act happy.
Wednesday, September 14, 2005
Bush Accepts Blame for Slow Hurricane Response
The president promised that next time he would do nothing a lot, lot quicker.
Roberts Is Confronted on Abortion
The Supreme Court nominee responded that he had: "tried it a few times with friends, but never inhaled."
Dollars continue to drive access to care in US
Will wealthy American soon start to worry that there won't be any poor people left alive to make them feel rich?
Heidi No Tummy Mummy
News that supermodel Heidi Klum has had a baby is followed by the more surprising news that the child apparently didn't grow in her uterus. Models the world over are now expected to become pregnant in their thousands.
Tuesday, September 13, 2005
Monday, September 12, 2005
Bush Goes Back to New Orleans for Inspection
The inspector's conclusion? Bush isn't fit to be president of anything.

