Forward Ever Forward

On Oct. 20, 2008 Jay Leno had text messaging and morse code go toe-to-toe against each other. Leno had two young guys and two old guys pair up to send the exact same message.

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Morse code won. The old guy was using a “bug” (just requires a side wise tap) rather than pressing a key, but that was what was used “in the old days” if the sender was any good. A really good operator could carry a line or so of code in his head before transmitting.

Samsung has been working on delivering a flexible display for cell phones, which will be significantly thinner than current LCD screens. A big question for electronics makers is how sturdy are these new flexible displays? The only way to answer this question is to hammer away on both a flexible display and a LCD screen.

Representative Hank Johnson, a Georgia Democrat, on March 25th gave a bizarre concern about the island of Guam possibly tipping over (he used the word “capsize”) if any more U.S. troops were stationed on the island. Admiral Robert Willard, the head of U.S. Pacific Command who was testifying, paused briefly and offered a deadpan response: “We don’t anticipate that.”

Seriously, has anyone thought about requiring a manditory test for our politicians to take?!?! If failed, the island of Guam would have to take the politicians, and hopefully America might get lucky when Guam “capsizes” due to all the failed politicians stationed there!

You GOTTA watch the below half-time event! UNBELIEVABLE! This is from an Army-Navy basketball game in Annapolis in February 2009. They are from the King school district in Cleveland, 4th through 8th grade.

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A Physical Education teacher, Lynn Kelley who founded the Kings Firecrackers 13 years ago, said the video of their performance at an Army vs. Navy game in February was posted to the team’s Web site in early April, and has ignited national interest.

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Submitted By: Tyler (Littleton, Colorado)

Submitted By: AJ (Denver, Colorado)