http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pound_(mass)

FTFA: "The bad guys can buy or rent these as well, getting inside known good IP blocks so that the reputation systems don't blacklist them as quickly." Criminals establish "safe houses" in nice neighborhoods. Film at eleven.

Then visit http://m.xkcd.com/548/ and tap where it says (alt-text).

Would that be Kennedy Space Center (ET), Johnson Space Center (CT), White Sands (MT), JPL (PT) or some other NASA office in another time zone?

Lots of discussion has gone on while I've been working, but I'll respond to some key points from this and another comment. I think we may disagree less than some observers would have imagined.

As has been noted by others, kids are into repetition. I watched things like Star Wars, Clash of the Titans and Strange Brew ad nauseum. If they enjoy it and it's not offensive to me, they're welcome to watch it again.

I agree. But watching the same movie once every Saturday becomes ad nauseum soon enough. And let's not forget that even if Dreamworks has given us some drivel, they also made Seabiscuit, a Best Picture nominee that my kids loved.

None taken. As I said above, we mostly agree. Ask my kids if I know how to say no; these kids who also ask to watch Khan Academy and How It's Made, among other things.

But my kids will watch them over and over, ad nauseum.

I thought it was the Second Great War. Either way, amazing tech.

http://xkcd.com/538/ Their mistake was waiting until it got to trial. Now this method is harder to use.

Meh. It's been done. http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2008/4/23/

Fine. I'll use pictures of Carhenge instead.