Hurricane-Readiness-Saturday Overflow

We gather together here within the cone of probability to bring you our first overflow, appropriate to the volume of water swelling with Wilma's low pressure zone that will eventually be storm surge.

But let us look back while we have time and power to this hurricane season, through a season of hurricane activity:

Using the power of time-lapse photography to compress nature's grandeur into an envigorating clip, NASA brings you the 2005 hurricane season as seen from space. Gives a visual indicator of the forces at work in Wilma's warpath.

On that note, crusaders for the rights of foetal humans may have to find a new warpath after minute amounts of stem cells were removed from fetuses without a need for their martyrdom.

Martyrdom and a hurricane of controversy come to a head in Frontline's The Torture Question, trying to find a culpable level of governmental/military bureacracy and exploring their roles in the Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay [and others without a name] scandals.

Is anyone culpable? Perhaps we should ask this man:


Which one? .....

Breaking News! Stanford has put some of its lectures and podium-thumpers online through the Itunes Music Store. Free but through a proprietary player... still branding, but not so deep a burn.

Let us hope Florida escapes without a deep wound these next few days. The weather is the only thing in this state that I could worship if I had to create gods from my senses; something about that feeling when the sun hits your block but the rest of the land lies in shadow from a thunderous herd of stormclouds. Save your best table scraps to burn outside - these gods enjoy the smell of meat.

1 Floridians
22:Meat from publix not the public, so mote it be.
23:Forgive me Lord for I have punned.

Credit to braineel for links and wit