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December 27, 2006


College Bowl Predictions

December 27th, 2006 @ 11:51:52 PM

Dec 30 2007

Texas beats Iowa

Virginia Tech beats Georgia

Jan 1st 2007

Tennessee beats Penn State

Auburn beats Nebraska

West Virginia beats Georgia Tech

Arkansas beats Wisconsin

USC beats Michigan

Boise State beats Oklahoma

Jan 2nd 2007

Louisville beats Wake Forest

Jan 3rd 2007

LSU beats Notre Dame

Jan 6th 2007

Cincinnati beats Western Michigan

Jan 8th 2007

Florida beats Ohio State

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December 20, 2006


Send A Prediction In Get Posted

December 20th, 2006 @ 6:13:50 PM

I’m going to start posting predictions made to the front page. First example of one is coming up after this post.

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December 18, 2006


World Cup Player of The Year Correctly Predicted

December 18th, 2006 @ 10:19:30 PM

Congrats to pingpong_fiasco. Once again, he made a correct prediction.

Cannavaro: he’s my call. Already won the European honours, plus he captained Italy’s world cup victory.

It’s a no-brainer, especially after Zindane’s moment of insanity, and Ronaldinho’s lackluster world cup (although he’s been in amazing form recently!).

Only knock against Cannavaro is the Juventus scandal, but I don’t think that’s gonna hurt too much.

Check out the prediction

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November 6, 2006


Dolphin Reveals Extra Set of Legs

November 6th, 2006 @ 5:53:22 AM

Japanese researchers said Sunday that a bottlenose dolphin captured last month has an extra set of fins that could be the remains of hind legs, a discovery that may provide further evidence that ocean-dwelling mammals once lived on land.

Fishermen captured the four-finned dolphin alive off the coast of Wakayama prefecture in western Japan on Oct. 28, and alerted the nearby Taiji Whaling Museum, according to museum director Katsuki Hayashi.

AP Photo:
Extra fins dolphin

Source: MSNBC/AP

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October 11, 2006


North Korea threatens war against U.S.

October 11th, 2006 @ 6:49:49 AM

SEOUL, South Korea - North Korea warned on Wednesday that increased U.S. pressure over the regime’s reported nuclear test could be considered an act of war, and South Korea suggested it would build up its conventional arsenal to deal with its belligerent neighbor.

North Korea’s No. 2 leader threatened to conduct more nuclear tests if the United States continued what he called its “hostile attitude.”

Source: AP

Any predictions how this will turn out?

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September 20, 2006


Thailand Coup Predicted

September 20th, 2006 @ 6:56:04 AM

ICalledIt member, pingpong_fiasco, who lived and worked in Thailand predicted the coup would happen several months ago!

Read the thread

Posted on 2-26-06:
“Well, Thaksin called snap elections - 3 years ahead of schedule. This is a brilliant move at first sight, but it may actually backfire on him.”

Posted on 3-30-06
“It’s difficult to predict a coup, esp. with Thai business doing so well. But unless the king steps in and mandates something, I am afraid a coup of some sort will occur. If Thaksin is allowed to rule after the election, that in itself will be a kind of coup.

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August 23, 2006


Stem Cells Without Destroying Embryos

August 23rd, 2006 @ 7:03:06 PM

“Researchers say that they have found a way to produce stem-cell lines without destroying human embryos.”

Source: Newsweek

–Will Pro lifers be cool with this? I want to know.

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August 17, 2006


Solar System Gets More Planets, Officially

August 17th, 2006 @ 7:11:39 PM

The number of planets in our solar system would jump from nine to 12, and puny, belittled Pluto would remain among them under a proposal by an international body of astronomers meeting in Prague.

The definition of planet being proposed today by the International Astronomical Union, if approved, would rewrite the textbooks and discard the simple nine-planet solar system that schoolchildren have memorized for decades.

Under the proposed definition, our solar system would gain three planets immediately. A dozen or more additional planets could be added later, if they qualify.

Source: RockyMountain News

Any predictions on what route the voting board will go?

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August 13, 2006


RFID Passports Get the Rollout

August 13th, 2006 @ 6:59:27 AM

ICalledIt mentioned this story on July 13th this year.

Not even the foiled terror plot that heightened security checks at airports nationwide threatens to delay the rollout, the agency said. Any hitches in getting the technology to work properly could add even longer waits to travelers already facing lengthy security lines at airports.

The new U.S. passports will include a chip that contains all the data contained in the paper version — name, birthdate, gender, for example — and can be read by electronic scanners at equipped airports. The State Department says they will speed up going through customs and help enhance border security.

How much more RFID gets enveloped into our lives now? (Warning: Extreme 2010 like statement) Before you know it, our every move will be watched.

Thanks to Engadget for the heads up though today.

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August 10, 2006


Damn Terrorists Messing Up My Hair

August 10th, 2006 @ 12:32:24 PM

Yeh you heard me, the Terrorists are now messing up my hair. Its all over the news of big terrorist plot breakup over in the UK today. 21 suspects caught.

Here’s a blip:

Airports across the UK were thrown into chaos after the government imposed immediate hand luggage restrictions and extra security checks in the wake of Thursday’s major anti-terrorist operation.

The ban on all but essential hand luggage caused long delays at London Heathrow and other leading UK airports, prompting hundreds of flight cancellations by European airlines.

British Airways said it had cancelled all short-haul flights to and from Heathrow Airport for the whole of the day. It added that some flights to and from Gatwick would be cancelled and that long-haul flights would be subject to delay.

The Department for Transport advised passengers to stay at home unless their journeys were essential.

BAA said it had asked airlines to temporarily halt all in-bound flights from Europe. The airport operator later lifted restrictions and warned of severe delays.

Lufthansa, Iberia and Olympic cancelled flights to the UK, and there were no flights from Brussels to London. Air France grounded all flights from Paris to Heathrow until congestion problems eased.

Source: Financial Times

More air mashalls are going to be put on the US-UK routes now, but more importantly, people can’t bring carry on luggage anymore? WTF?! So I was considering a European trip this summer and with the current rules of no carry on luggage how can one arrive with styled hair after a 8-9 hour flight?

If I can’t bring my hair mousse on board, the terrorists win.

In all seriousness, I don’t see how the TSA/Airlines can keep up this idea for long.

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