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Rob

Member since: Feb 19th, 2006

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Apple iPad first hands-on! (update: video!) (Engadget)

Jan 27th 2010 10:04PM Okay, how do you protect the screen? A laptop has a cover that closes. The screen can be expensive to replace.

I think it's an iFad as well! PDA's should never have gone out of style, although some of them could have used a little larger screens. I've broken 3 PDA screens on different Pocket PC's Not a good thing to do.

Rob

Why Female Astronauts Never Made It to Space in the 1960s (Switched)

Oct 14th 2009 7:27AM Thats interesting and sad!.

I was in the Airforce Junior Reserved Officers Training Corps in high school. We studdied everything about areospace for the four years I was in the program such as Capt. Charles E. Yeager who was the first man to break the sound barrier. We watched videos of the different space missions. Never once did we study about and women in the program. What a sexist side of the men in the higher up men in the program. Probably even the astronauts themselves were to proud to be out done by a woman.

That shows the real epitome of sexual discrimination holding the women to a different standard. Theirs no telling how the space program may have advanced had they actually involved the women in the program properly.

Rob

Innocent Bath-Time Photos Get Kids Taken Away From Parents (ParentDish)

Sep 21st 2009 9:57PM Thats rediculas! It should never have happened. My mom has pictures of myself, my older brother and my older sister, at different times, as young children playing in the bath tub nude.

Everyone involved in this should be sued, Walmart, the Police, ect...

Pics of Nissan Terranaut reveal vehicle perfect for Picard and his crew (Autoblog)

Feb 19th 2006 3:06AM Hmm,

well like one guy above said "It's ashame that things like this never get off the ground." He is right about that!

The article says that the manufacturer NISSAN said that "the 4x4, according to the company, was designed for “scientists, geologists, archaeologists or adventurers” whose office is the great outdoors."

Thats a very narrow market. Assuming that it does sell, I don't think they will sell enough to make a buck that is worth what they put into it. It's not for the average home user, The vehicle will probably cost several million dollars to purchase one.