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I wonder what happened to the horse: An Australian rancher described Tuesday how he spent a week up a tree in a remote crocodile-infested swamp as maneaters stalked him — after he fell off his horse. The manager of the Silver Plains cattle station in the far northeast Cape York peninsular, David George, said he…

Cool! It’s a battery that looks like a piece of paper and can be bent or twisted, trimmed with scissors or molded into any shape needed. While the battery is only a prototype a few inches square right now, the researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute who developed it have high hopes for it in electronics…

I’ll believe it when I see it. From Randy Elrod: Very reliable sources tell me that Fred Thompson will announce his bid for the Presidency on Labor Day at the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. (via)

I wonder if it really was suicide: When Mattel Inc. recalled nearly a million toys manufactured by Zhang Shuhong’s company, he fought hard to find a way to resume sales to America. They were the lifeblood of his firm, Lee Der Industrial Co., Ltd., and its lucrative share of the export boom driving China’s economic…

I blog about the misuse of Matthew 7:16 by an atheist and why Christians are hypocrites here.

VJack of Atheist Revolution posts that he likes to publish stories of crimes committed by Christians to show what hypocrites they are: The meaning of the “know them by their deeds” phrase comes from the Christian bible. Matthew 7:16 reads, “Ye shall know them by their fruits,” and translators of the Greek and Hebrew generally…

It appears that Romney is the only hold out. I thought that they might cave. In fact, a week ago I was going to post the question: How long before the candidates cave and allow CNN to embarrass them with really stupid questions? This just in: The Republican CNN/YouTube debate, in limbo for the past…

Wow! I bet the Democrats are dancing in the streets: Karl Rove, the architect of President Bush’s two national campaigns and his most prominent adviser through 6-1/2 tumultuous years in the White House, will resign at month’s end and leave politics, a White House spokeswoman said this morning. Bush plans to make a statement with…

The movie “300” just came out on DVD and we watched it over the weekend. It was good. It definitely lived up to the hype I had been hearing about it. The way the battle was was depicted seemed very mythological to me though. Seeing these men defend their country with honor, courage, resolve and…

They might release them on Monday: Two ailing South Korean hostages held by the Taliban are to be freed by Monday morning, the governor of the Afghan province where they were abducted said on Sunday. “The Taliban are releasing two sick female hostages as a gesture of good faith. They’ll be here by tomorrow morning…
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