I suspect he was referring to the fact that the Library of Congress is going to receive the entire Twitter archive so that all tweets become part of the LOC's historical archive. This was a result of an agreement between Twitter and the LOC.

I knew this would happen since any product with a name as stupid as "Streak" will fail. Can you imagine telling your friends you own a Streak with a straight face? Try it, I bet you can't do it.

Acutally, it turns out that anti-bacterial soap isn't helpful at all. Check out this article http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/791934.stm. Save a few bucks and use regular soap.

Also, here's another link talking about how antibacterial soap might actually help in spreading disease (http://www.practicalhippie.com/cache/antibacteria l/soapoveruse.htm).

The reasons for this are the same as for VRSA. Namely, overuse of anti-bacterial medications and soaps are enabling the bacteria to evolve strands that are resistant.

The best things to do to help the human race in its fight against bacteria:

1. Don't use anti-bacterial soap, use regular soap
2. Don't pressure your doctor for antibiotics
3. If you are given antibiotic prescription, take all doses of a prescription you are given.