02 April 2006
01 April 2006
ShelfMenu For Mac OSX
by mikepower
ShelfMenu is a small dockless application living in the system menu bar. It is useful to store every kind of information, like images, URLs, texts, file paths, lists; basically it can store everything you can copy in the clipboard.
31 March 2006
Blood & Treasure
by mikepower & 1 other
The fact that Martin Jacques is a bit of a dick is one thing. But that doesn’t mean to say that all the hoo hah about universal principles isn’t problematic, especially when it comes to countries like China.
Bloggerheads - the weblog of Tim Ireland
by mikepower
Don't you find it a little odd that Mary Creagh, the Labour MP who is worried that we all might burn ourselves has never formally objected to a government that approves of boiling people alive?
29 March 2006
USA: Legalize the 'Illegals'
by mikepower
There is no immigration crisis — other than the one created by a small but vocal stripe of opportunist politicians, media demagogues and freelance xenophobes.
The White House That Cried Wolf
by mikepower
Faced with the unappetizing reality of Iraq, Bush and Rove are relying on that grand old reliable strategy—attack the media. It doesn’t play as well as it used to. Everyone who wants an alternative reality is already watching Fox News.
28 March 2006
27 March 2006
Tim Ireland - Your duty is clear
by mikepower
I am convinced that - if enough people use this word in this way - the world will soon become a more beautiful place. Begin your journey to a better life by letting the world know that Charles Clarke is a cunt.
Comment is free: Decline and fall
by mikepower
Bush's foreign policy has failed ignominiously in Iraq, but where does that leave the liberal imperialists?
Why the intelligent design lobby thanks God for Richard Dawkins
by mikepower
Anti-religious Darwinists are promulgating a false dichotomy between faith and science that gives succour to creationists
'Serious neglect' in police custody death
by mikepower
Four police officers present when a black paratrooper choked to death in custody were guilty of the 'most serious neglect of duty', police watchdog says.
DenverPost.com Keep tax information private
by mikepower
Christmas came early this year for would-be identity thieves in the form of a proposal by the Internal Revenue Service to allow tax-return preparation firms to sell hitherto-secret tax information to marketing companies.
Keystone Komputers - New York Times
by mikepower
It may sound incredible to anyone who's ever used the Internet, but the Federal Bureau of Investigation has struggled unsuccessfully for 10 years to come up with a workable computer system.
FBI Keeps Watch on Activists - Los Angeles Times
by mikepower
The FBI, while waging a highly publicized war against terrorism, has spent resources gathering information on antiwar and environmental protesters and on activists who feed vegetarian meals to the homeless, the agency's internal memos show.
Bush decided to invade Iraq before diplomcy failed
by mikepower
US President George W. Bush made clear to British Prime Minister Tony Blair in January 2003 that he was determined to invade Iraq without a UN resolution and even if UN arms inspectors failed to find weapons of mass destruction in the country
Punishing Pain - New York Times
by mikepower
Wheelchair-bound multiple sclerosis patient Richard Paey is serving 25 years in a Florida prison for "trafficking" a half gramme of OxyContin, even though the prosecutor concedes that Paey never sold any of his medications. In prison, he now receives mor
LENIN'S TOMB
by mikepower
Just by way of introduction: Rachel Corrie - even so harmless, so blonde, so white, so American and therefore pure a figure as she - is controversial in death. Having had her spinal chord severed and the life crushed out of her by an Israeli military bull
Tampon Teabag
by mikepower
The overwhelming number of people who come to this website do so for one reason alone, to look at a picture of an obese woman in a bikini.
Norwegianity - Our matrushculating leaders
by mikepower
Do we really believe that the U.S. military thinks that Russia had a spy in the middle of American war planning for Iraq or that Russia broke some American code and listened in on U.S. war preparations in 2003?
Gary Farber
by mikepower
The great thing about British newspapers is that I always have to look up words to figure out what the hell they're talking about. Bomb plot suspect sold poisoned burgers, says supergrass:
