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Are Hybrid cars worth it? Apparently not.

Five arguments against Intelligent Design.

"Design inspiration can come from anywhere, anything, and at anytime. One of my personal favorites is photographs. They're perfect for scoping out fresh color schemes. I've done some scoping of my own, and have derived the following color schemes from a few of my own photographs. Use the colors themselves, or simply be inspired to create your own. Enjoy!"

Recalibrate your laptop battery.

Css tutorials.

The wheel of the year: yule, imbolc, ostara, etc.

Five different plugins for displaying RSS feeds in your Wordpress blog.

"Now, I'm seeing two arguments there. One is that the woman has some kind of misperception about her marriage or her situation, and her husband can set her straight. And the other argument is that the husband has such a profound interest in keeping the fetus alive—and his wife has such a small interest in controlling what happens to her body—that the government can force her to consult him even if she's so afraid of him, or so certain she can't have this baby, that she won't talk to him unless we threaten her with criminal charges. And you implied that Justice O'Connor, the justice you're planning to replace on this court, would agree with you."

Hmm...looks suspiciously like weblogsinc.com...

"This daily updated weblog collects and classifies web design details. The objective of Devil’s Details is to become a source for web developers searching for inspiration or trying to learn new tricks."

Do more with Flickr: make books/posters, make DVD backups or slideshows, or design your own real US stamps!

CSS Design Gallery and Design Inspiration.

A portal of CSS resources.

For students -- reference, education and the like.

Search del.icio.us bookmarks by organization, activity, place, technology and etc.

When you're locked in an oh-so-boring meeting at work, pullout this Bullshit Bingo card and mark of each box, one by one.

A nice list of things to use when you need some help. Examples of software include sharing photgraphs (flickr, fotopic), bookmarks (del.icio.us, blogmarks) and even disposible emails (pookmail, spambob).

Tag. Search. Share.

"Feedster is first and foremost a search engine, however unlike a general web search engine like Google, Feedster includes only a certain type of content, called feeds, which provide many advantages." I've just started using this. I can't give it a heads-or-tails answer yet, but so far so good.

"A team of GTA modders called the Fighting Hellfish has created a San Andreas mod for the PC that Jack Thompson could have designed—that is, if he included himself as the vengeful father he proposed earlier, on a murderous rampage through the video-game industry." Jack Thomson needs to stop worrying about video games and start with telivision -- the CareBears just have to go.

A list of links to font sites. I love adding new fonts to my collection, so this is definitely a bookmark.

A few good suggestions, mostly ego-inflating.

Really nice themes, include some really nice themes that aren't included in usual theme viewers.

Someone actually wrote a program for predicting Monopoly statistics, such as "Long Term Probabilities for Ending Up on Each of the Squares in Monopoly", "Expected Income Per Opponent Roll on all Properties Assuming Preferred Short Jail Stay", and "Expected Income Per Opponent Roll on all Properties Assuming Preferred Long Jail Stay". If I were a math person, I might find this useful.

The woman who supposedly brought down a gunman after he killed several people "with God" actually gave the suspect cracker crack -- to calm him, strangely enough.