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• How Iran could thump superior US military

  Thu Jan 26, 2012
  • Anyone who takes even a casual interest in military history knows that how battles unfold can go any which way depending on too many variables to count. We should have easily won in Cuba, Iraq should have put up a decent fight. China should have kicked us out of Korea.

• ‘Always Hit on the Wingman’: Love tips from the male mind

  Mon Jan 23, 2012
  • I thought I was reading satire. Or maybe it is trolling. Either way if it gets attention mission accomplished.

• Officials: US drone strike killed Somali insurgent

  Sun Jan 22, 2012
  • He asked for anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media. I'm always reading this. US government has a serious case of security leaks. Not good.

• US Navy rescues Iranian fishermen, again

  Wed Jan 18, 2012
  • average Iranian citizen would do the same for an American were they in reversed positions. Except they would be to scared of being labeled traitors if their actions were found out. It's natural for goodhearted people to assume other people would do the same. Sadly not so much.

• Skipper chosen for starship effort

  Sat Jan 7, 2012
  • Sorry kids, people in space die from zero-g gravity sickness in a couple years.

• The high cost of failing artificial hips

  Wed Dec 28, 2011
  • WWII brought wage freeze, but the government allowed competition for workers via health plans. Those companies then enlisted insurance companies to make their expenses predictable. 65 years later, politics and lawsuits have created the quagmire we have now.

• Why we have to leave our cradle ... and get to Mars

  Wed Dec 21, 2011
  • Sadly, the ability of current humans to live away from the Earth is about ZERO.

• Calif. officials seek disaster declaration as winds continue

  Tue Dec 6, 2011
  • Ha! Although... California is the largest contributor to the Federal purse, and and has received far less from the feds than given for a long time.

• NASA's monster rover begins long cruise to Mars

  Sun Nov 27, 2011
  • I'm curious why they selected the central mountain of a crater. They are created by the impact rebound from super heated rock. I'm not so sure "sediment" is the right description. It must be old enough to have erosion features that might be from water.

• Mars life? New rover may uncover tantalizing clues

  Fri Nov 25, 2011
  • What human society will spend its money on will always be dominated by his primitive nature. Tipping the balance is the sociopaths that comprise some 2%-4% of the total population. However the higher you go in management and government, the more concentrated the sociopaths will be.