The FDA has a pill identification website as well, telling you what the color, shape and imprint of your medication is supposed to be. (It was on ABC News tonight, it seems to be a little slow.)

Some options:

This is a Friend to Friend darknet, which is a lot different then bittorent.

Since Wyoming has an average altitude of 6,700 feet, that's more along the lines of Waterworld. The lowest point of Wyoming is 3099 feet, so for them to have a coastline much of the country (and the world!) would be underwater.

Does that white patch that he places the gun over belong? You can clearly see it at about 50 seconds in (His lower right, directly below the giant silver nametag), makes me wonder if the whole thing is staged.

1. I think most vests are considered no good after being shot. I remember watching something on Discovery how one company likes people to send them back after they are used so they can have a better idea of real-world effectiveness.

It doesn't look like it does. However, those ~1000 J of energy don't magically disappear even if the bullet doesn't penetrate the vest. I imagine this hurt like hell if it's real.

I assume that their regex for autolinking looks for letters and numbers, followed by a period, followed by a letters and numbers. It does seem to have gone way, way off the deep-end however.

Is it Feast of Flesh?

Wow, GoDaddy doesn't support 3-party renewal? Score one for NetSol I guess. I'd still try calling up GoDaddy and seeing if they'll take your money, sometimes the person on the other end of the line can do things that you can't do through the website.

I wonder how much firearm experience a lot of the people who are complaining about this have. Removing the slide on many pistols involves pulling the trigger at some point during the process. For example, Glock requires you to pull the trigger with the slide closed. While that doesn't make for a funny picture, it…

It's a single shot, so it should be pretty easy to remember if you have one in the chamber or not. I imagine accidentally dry-firing it into your face would be bad anyway just because of the air pressure.

If losing 2 laptops while barhopping didn't get you to stop taking expensive shit to bars, something tells me that your article here isn't going to change your ways either....

9 AM? I hope that's a typo...

If your mattress doesn't need flipping you'll still get more life out if it if you rotate it. (I suppose there are probably mattresses out there with a "head" and "foot" sides, but my pillowtop isn't like that.)

If you live above 37 D. North or so, it's actually impossible to get enough Vitamin D through your skin outside of summer anyway. I guess in the the middle of winter you could sit outside for 8 hours in shorts and a tee-shirt and get absolutely no Vitamin D at all.

Then you'll be happy to know that website doesn't do that.

" There is no scientific consensus at all."

Are we reading the same paper? I'm not sure where you are getting that "79 scientists" from, but this wasn't a survey mailed out to scientists for them to respond to. It looks like an extra closing paragraph tag got added to the link, which might be the cause for confusion.

People who doubt Anthropogenic Climate Change have the exact same mentality of people who doubt evolution: "I reject science because it conflicts with my personal views."