U2 Setlist From Arlington

is a website that posts the set lists from various concerts. You can find the setlist for U2 and Muse's concert at Cowboy Stadium in Arlington by clicking the band's image below.

Finally, Honesty In Advertising

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Order Your Balloon Boy Costume Before It Is Too Late

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Big Picture: Diwali

October 17th marked the celebration of Diwali among Hindus and other groups around the world. Diwali is also known as the "Festival of Lights" (the name translates as "row of lamps" in Sanskrit). The festival marks the homecoming of Hindu God Rama to Ayodhya after a 14-year exile in the forest following his victory over Ravana, and signifies the victory of good over evil, of light over darkness. Celebrants observe Diwali with fireworks, colorful lanterns, lamps, garlands, sweet treats and worship. Collected here are a handful of photographs of Diwali this year. (33 photos total)

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Flying Anvils

This looks like a sport a man could really enjoy!


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Leaping Wolf Snatches Photo Prize

This subspecies of the grey wolf lives close to human habitation in northern Spain. They are often persecuted by people who see them as a threat to livestock, and they are consequently very wary.

Watching the animals as they returned to the same spot to collect food each night, Mr Rodriguez decided on his dream shot.

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See previous years winners: 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005

ChemBot: The Military’s Shape Shifting Robot Blob

iRobot, the makers of the Roomba, have released footage of their bizarre new robot prototype, Chembot. It’s a is a small mobile device being developed for DARPA and the United States Army which looks like a gelatinous blob, and can change shape to navigate through tight spaces. The Chembot will eventually be used in intelligence gathering and search and rescue missions.

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Begin And End With Andy Rooney

I have always enjoyed Andy Rooney, but he is even better after a little editing. Someone took the time to edit quite a few of his commentaries by splicing together the first and last sentences and leaving the rest on the cutting room floor. There are quite a few available, but my personal favorite (of the ones I have seen) can be found below. Click the image above to see the collection.



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