Your midi controller is so out of style!
Voters in the ski resort town of Breckenridge, Colorado legalized marijuana and marijuana paraphernalia by a nearly three-to-one margin on Tuesday. It is the first municipality in the United States to allow paraphernalia, such as pipes, bongs and bubblers. "[The measure] passed 73 percent to 27 percent," ABC 7 News in Denver reported.This votes demonstrates that Breckenridge citizens overwhelmingly believe that adults should not be punished for making the safer choice to use marijuana instead of alcohol. I totally agree as well!
Roadside bombs have long represented the greatest killer of soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan, but there's hope beyond the sturdy little demolition bots that already work with their human handlers. The Pentagon now has two aerial drones on the testing docket as possible countermeasures for improvised explosive devices (IEDs)--one of which we're calling 'Helipanda' for the remainder of this post. I think you can see why. The Air Force Research Laboratory assigned their new copter the more lethal-sounding name "Yellow Jacket," and gave it special anti-IED instruments that include an "unintentional electromagnetic emissions" sensor.
Unfortunately studios have shut down the He-Man movie due to insufficient funds and timing. I am disappointed and sad to hear this because as a child I used to watch He-Man everyday after school on Cartoon Network, good times. Soon He-Man, Battle Cat and Skeletor will hit the big screen and turn Eternia into hellish battlefield!
In Malaysia, more than 500 ethnic Chinese couples married at a Buddhist temple in Kuala Lumpur.
That's because Chinese culture considers the number nine auspicious. In major Chinese dialects, the word for "nine" sounds similar to "longlasting."
Oh No! It looks like this world wide recession is not only affecting man, but humanoids too! Many robots are now being idled or returned as more manufacturers cut back on production, dealing a blow to the robotics industry. The recession has also injected a dose of reality into Japan’s humanoid robotics projects. Here, a robot washes a cup during a demonstration at Tokyo University. However, this situation can be viewed as a positive "crises". If Japan goes world wide with their development of humanoid slaves, it would be a matter of time until robots become free thinkers and rebel, eventually destroying the human race! But thats just a theory, (that brandonnapsack supports thoroughly).
