Today's Fresh Blogs...

• Pete Doherty Is Going To Party His Ass Off For the Next Four Weeks In Hopes They'll Finally Lock Him Up

  Published: August 7, 2007, 9:40 pm

  Tags: Cracking Out, Dirty Drug Screen, Four Weeks, Judge, Kate Moss, Observation, Party, Pete Doherty, Rent Boy, Shooting Up

  Pete another four weeks of observation before he decides on his ultimate sentence. This, despite Pete having a dirty drug screen just days earlier. Are they hoping that he just OD's somewhere? Or is this a matter of Pete's days as a rent boy coming back to save him? It sure seems like he must know people in high places. He's not even famous

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• Quote of The Day

  Published: September 26, 2007, 9:33 am

  Tags: Mortgage News, Mortgage News, Ford, Observation, Waste, Motor, Henry, Founder, Ahead, People

  “It has been my observation that most people get ahead during the time that others waste time.” – Henry Ford, Ford Motor Company Founder mortgage news

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• PSA

  Published: October 18, 2007, 8:33 am

  Tags: Random Observation

  Apparently, the holiday season is fast approaching. I know this because the number of catalogs I receive just shot up exponentially. But this year, I'm taking action and "unsubscribing" from virtually all of them -- for free -- here.

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• Engineers develop software solution for complex space missions

  Published: December 4, 2007, 3:15 am

  Tags: Science, Solar System, Space Missions, Universe, Universe Observation

  Sending an unmanned spacecraft to the outer fringes of the solar system requires extensive planning.

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• Ignorance is Bliss?

  Published: December 22, 2007, 8:56 am

  Tags: Life, Observation

  Yesterday my husband called me over to see something I had found on that famous video site Youtube. I really couldn't believe my eyes and ears and think it must be a hoax. The clip purported to be from an American TV game show. It showed an american woman competing against a schoolboy who I would estimate at btween eight and ten years old. The

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• Britney Finally Loses Her Marbles. What Will Happen When Her 72-Hour Stay Is Over? Will Sean and Jayden Ever See Her Again?

  Published: January 5, 2008, 11:39 am

  Tags: 72 Hour Observation, Ambulance, Britney, Cedars Sinai, Cops, Custody Dispute, Jayden, Kevin, Loses Her Marbles, Mama Lynne, Sean

  Can we stop at Starbucks?Here's a quick recap of Britney's meltdown: Britney took her pap squeeze Adnan to Palm Springs, returning in time to show up ninety minutes late for her deposition. After a fruitless 15 minutes, the attorneys gave up and sent everyone home. At 7 PM, Kevin's bodyguard arrived to bring the boys back to their father. Britney

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• 5 things you can do on a site visit, other than watching tasks

  Published: January 9, 2008, 5:43 pm

  Tags: Ethnography, Site Visits, Observation

  Site visits (aka Contextual Inquiry) are an amazingly rich source for customer understanding. We typically go on site visits when we are trying to understand how people are accomplishing tasks now (whether it is with our software or something else), what their main pain-points are in a given area, opportunities for innovation, inspiration, and to

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• Britney Released From Hospital, Resumes Paparazzi Madness. The Only Thing Missing Is Lufti

  Published: February 6, 2008, 10:39 pm

  Tags: Britney Released, Conservators, Hospital, Observation, Paparazzi Madness, Pills, Sam Lufti, Smoothies

  the fact that she was under observation for less than a week, Brit's back on the street, and she's already playing cat and mouse games with the media. A caravan of vehicles and even helicopters dog her every move. I thought things were going to change. When she first started driving around Brit had a new bodyguard with her, but he was reportedly

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• Evolution versus Creation: Crossing the Divide [Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted)]

  Published: April 25, 2008, 11:59 am

  Tags: Cultural Observation

  tags: Creationism-vs-evolution, fundamentalism, religion, culture wars A friend, Dave, sent me an interesting article that was published several months ago in Science. This insightful and well-written article by Jennifer Couzin is important because it focuses on one scientist's trauma and ensuing lifelong journey with rejecting his evangelical

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• Monday-Monday-Monday

  Published: April 28, 2008, 11:09 am

  Tags: Mlb, Morning Wood, Jayson Werth, Observation Bubble, Orestes Estrada, Panic, Raleigh

  Mmmmm. Generic title. Links to other sites/funny shit stolen borrowed from Deadspin’s blogdome? Sounds like a Monday morning wood. Nigh. I’m sure Kigh will be on shortly to talk about the Panic in Raleigh this weekend though. The younger Brinson went both night and said it was ridiculous. Check him out at the Observeration Bubble.

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• NYPD’s Latest Crime Fighting Tool

  Published: May 22, 2008, 6:16 pm

  Tags: News, Crime Fighting, Nypd, Portable, Aerial, Observation, Post, Carnival, Ride Oops, York Cross, Posted, Crime, The, Trees

  A Carnival Ride? Oops, no a portable aerial observation post. Must be a lot of crime in the trees in New York. Cross posted from BFD Blog! Share This

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• Random Questions: Testosterone and Hearing in Human Males [Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted)]

  Published: June 2, 2008, 10:46 pm

  Tags: Cultural Observation

  I am sitting in my beloved coffee shop as usual for me at this time of the night, using their free wifi. There is a group of men, mostly, in here with me, all of whom are here to watch the Yankees baseball game on the TVs. These men are standing extremely close to each other, and one or two touch each other at times, and all of them have located

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• The Spychip Problem Pt. 3

  Published: June 24, 2008, 3:50 pm

  Tags: Social Privacy And Security, Aclu, Consumer, Documentation, Observation, Privacy, Radio Frequency Identification, Revelation, Security, Spychips, Surveillance, Telecommunications

  This technology came about at a time when the world was ushering in radio applications, and the concept of regulation was out of the question for military elites who wanted it unrestricted for military defense. It took until the 1990s before there was even an emergence of standards within the industry. Much of the problem with implementing

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• The Spychip Problem Pt. 4

  Published: June 26, 2008, 1:35 pm

  Tags: Corporate Responsibility, New Technology, Observation, Police Stae, Privacy, Radio Frequency Identification, Real Id, Security, Social Justice, Spychip, Surveillance, Verichip

  the possibility of constant observation by state and federal bodies. When an area, like the country, become increasingly wired for surveillance it is possible for anyone to gain information on anybody else. In this environment it is possible for social and political conformity to be the unfortunate end result.

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• Which Came first? The chicken or the egg?

  Published: July 5, 2008, 10:28 am

  Tags: Observation, Beef, Cattle, Chicken, Gmo, I Fling, In Vitro Meat, Leather, Meat, Peta, Pig, Pork, Poultry, Protein

  On June 30th, 2012, there will be a bio-engineer, or laboratory, or someone richer by 1 Million dollars if they can produce chicken meat without producing a chicken. PETA, People for Ethical Treatment of Animals, has offered this amount for the purpose of spurring research into development of a source of in-vitro meat protein that

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