Thursday, May 25, 2006

week 103 : 25 May 2006

Agriculture
Spartan Aircraft Trailercoaches: not just for hauling rutabagas

Vintage Airstream: gotta love that aluminum
 Attorney General
PhotoCop: smile for the nice photo radar camera, as you run that pretty Red Light

Texans for Public Justice: versus Private Justice, I guess
 Commerce
BushMail: email that works via HF radio anywhere in Africa
 Defense
World view of global warming: includes photos!
 Education
Adults and Mnemonic Devices: My Dog Has Fleas!

Science Friday : Geologic Mnemonics
 Energy
E10 ethanol

Ethanol Today: a magazine about moonshine?

hydrogen fuel balls
 Health and Human Services
Keep Kids Alive Drive 25™: a safety campaign targeting observance of the residential speed limit
 Homeland Security
Drive Democracy.org: a non-profit, non partisan Texas think tank
 Housing and Urban Development
The Dalai Lama: aka The Big Buddha

The End Of Faith: a book by Sam Harris (a/k/a Buddhism for Dummies)
 Interior
Bubba Stik: Tennessee Walking Stick for Texans
 Labor
Franchise Gator: franchise businesses for sale
 State
Smokey Bones BBQ
 Transportation
Crash Testing & Highway Safety

Internet Truck Stops

The National Campaign to Stop Red Light Running
 Treasury
GoogSpy: Adwords Competitor Research by Velocityscape
 Veterans Affairs
Questions and answers about ceiling fans: bottom line is to blow down in summer, blow up in winter

Thursday, May 18, 2006

week 102 : 18 May 2006

Agriculture
American Peanut Council

FoodNews.org: a handy wallet guide to pesticides in produce

National Tractor Parts Dealer Association: Your Source for Tractor and Combine Parts Dealers

The Peanut Institute: non-profit researching legume nutrition
 Attorney General
Dräger Alcotest 7410 Plus: when you're ready for your own breathalyzer

State of the Religious Right 2006
 Commerce
The Big Buy: Tom DeLay's Stolen Congress (documentary)

BillMonk: for borrowing between friends

Clone Computer: a private, women owned business and the oldest computer maker in the Metroplex
 Defense
Apocalypse, Not: peak oil, the end of the world

Society Bakery: where "society folk" go for baked goods in Dallas
 Education
The Book of Mozilla

Merriam-Webster's Open Dictionary
 Energy
League of Women Voters of Dallas
 Health and Human Services
Organic Classics: formerly Fairfield Farm Kitchens

Quat-Safe towels: when your Quat just isn't safe anymore

Radius Toothbrush: created by architects who were fascinated by the idea of a functional and enjoyable toothbrush

Rainbow Light: natural vitamins for men, women, seniors or children
 Homeland Security
Random Baby Names: I never did find "Elmer Fudd"

Think Baby Names: meanings and origins of names

Thousands of given names of India including Hindu & Sanskrit: "for your dog, horse, cat, pet or child"

Trinity Foundation: providing food, shelter, and a sense of community to the poor and distressed of Dallas since 1976

WebCrumbz: refind links you never knew you'd need, to those you never knew

The Wittenburg Door: religious humor
 Housing and Urban Development
Helping Hands Handy Services: a service to help care for your home
 Interior
El Edwards: the voice behind AOL's "You've Got Mail!"

Email Scam Resource

NYC.gov: the official New York City website
 Labor
DFW International: promote and link North Texas ethnic and immigrant groups
 State
Cajun French Music Association's Hall of Fame: somewhur in Loozie-Anna, guaranteed
 Transportation
E85 Alternative Fuel - Ethanol

Ford Flex-Fuel Hybrid Research Vehicle

GM Flex-Fuel

National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition

Revenoor: still (you know - moonshine) kits used to produce alcohol fuel

WikiGreen: a wiki for sustainable living, intentional communities and Life Off The Grid
 Treasury
ExpressCard Technology: the wanna-be successor to PCMCIA

U3: transforms USB flash drives from simple storage devices into devices that makes Your Stuff more portable, personal, and protected
 Veterans Affairs
Planet Boredom: entertain humans who are bored at work/school/home (or those who are no longer amused by TV Test Patterns)

Thursday, May 11, 2006

week 101 : 11 May 2006

Agriculture
Greasecar Vegetable Fuel Systems
 Attorney General
Dubya Quotes: White House Gift Shop: Officious Political Gear
 Commerce
DealTime: Price Comparison, Store & Product Reviews (an eBay company)
 Defense
Hawking Technologies
 Education
Remotepoint Navigator: when you really gotta PowerPoint

How Modern Processors Cope With Heat Emergencies: (Tom's Hardware)
 Energy
Electronic Educational Devices: home of the Watts Up? meter
 Health and Human Services
Which Wich: Superior Sandwiches
 Homeland Security
Don't Forward That Warning!
 Housing and Urban Development
Lonestar Reading List 2006-2007

Tayshas Reading List 2006-2007
 Interior
Sriranga Veeraraghavan's Humor Collection
 Labor
Latino Takeover Agenda

Latino Americans for Immigration Reform
 State
Voters For Peace: the power to end the war and prevent future wars of aggression
 Transportation
Luxtera: CMOS Photonics
 Treasury
Engenio Information Technologies: leading maker of enterprise storage systems, open storage solutions, modular storage solutions
 Veterans Affairs
Texas Values In Action Coalition: return fair-minded, honest, and progressive officeholders to Texas government

Thursday, May 04, 2006

week 100 : 4 May 2006

Agriculture
TectaGreen: when you'd like to mow your high-rise condo
 Attorney General
Anarchist Action Network: to foster cooperation, mutual aid, compassion, understanding, sharing and community among those who want to destroy everything
 Commerce
"Yo Soy Boricua, Pa' Que Tu Lo Sepas": film about the (not always positive) political history between the United States and Puerto Rico
 Defense
Vibha: Dallas Action Center: ensure that every underprivileged child attains his or her right to education, health and opportunity
 Education
Organic Dynamics: an alternative to chemicals on your lawn
 Energy
Bear Naked: cereals to "Fuel Your Wild Life" (and I didn't even know that wildlife ate cereal)
 Health and Human Services
Female Sterilization in Puerto Rico: by Sara Hoerlein
 Homeland Security
Acronym Attic: searching over 3 million acronyms, abbreviations, and initialisms
 Housing and Urban Development
How to spot a meth lab
 Interior
Forcible Entry Tools: when you need to get inside your neighbor's house for that plasma TV
 Labor
Yo Soy Boricua!: and you thought PR meant Public Relations
 State
The Organic Yard: the introduction of beneficial soil amendments, natural, organic fertilizers, and beneficial insects make for a bio-diverse environment
 Transportation
Zero Odor Pet: not for use on the pets
 Treasury
Don Markstein's Toonopedia: including The Frito Bandito
 Veterans Affairs
Marine Corps Cadence: I don't know but I've been told ...

NROTC Cadences