The truth behind Google Technology

This is an outstanding idea. Applying the concepts of open source software to create an online encyclopedia is a great way to get free information out to the masses. Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I need a Wine Making Kit

Sometimes when I have the flu I walk like a monkey so this isn't really a big deal. Monkey starts walking like a human

Yahoo! News - Singing Japanese plants: "Anywhere where you would want music naturally integrated with a natural surrounding,' said Hirohiko Okugawa, a manager at Let's, referring to locations for the device, which he expects it to be popular for hotels and hospital lobbies. "

Set the plants free!!!

Freeverse.com and AmbrosiaSW.com are supposed to have some cool small Mac games for download. I'll have to check it out. Been playing this version of Pac-Man at home lately. These small games are perfect for quick and easy fun without all the baggage of today's games.

Hello and how are you? I've got to try this for posting pictures to my blog. I'll check it out later.

Behold the power of compost I'm surprised it was actually mentioned in a non gardening medium.

Time to figure out a way to save time watering my yard. An underground sprinkler system is not in the budget right now but this Rain Bird site looks promising.

I'd love to start drawing again. There's a web comic trapped inside my brain and trying to get out.

Remember to buy some boxwoods from Wayside Gardens this fall. They'll look good in planters in the backyard.

Who doesn't love to dunk stuff into hot cheese. Cheese Fondue Recipes

I need one of these. Hayward Super Pump (Max Rated, 2-Speed)

A PDF about how to build a wood-fired oven. I can taste the pizza and bread already. YUM!

BBC NEWS | Health | Atkins 'affects conception chances'

The guide to herbs

Farming origins began 10,000 years earlier than expected. Now this is what I call a page one article. People would rather read about J.Lo and other crap though so this clue that civilizations might have risen much early than the generally accepted date is mostly overlooked.

SpaceshipOne makes history by becoming the first private ship to reach space (62 miles). This is huge news and big step towards getting the human race into space but this 10 million X-Prize hopeful has spent upwards of 20 million so far. Privately funded or not, pretty much only filthy rich and the government can afford something like this.

Now when the average do-it-yourselfer can build a space ship from leftover washing machine parts, now that would be news.

Timber Press appears to have books about gardening that aren't the usual how-to, plant encyclopedias. That's what we need is more books about gardening that contain stories about people gardening and not just steps on how to dig a bed or feed your roses.

Royal Outdoor Products has the vinyl tool shed that I've been looking for. It's at Lowes for like $800 I think.