From my armchair, it looked like chunks of something fell out of the skirt area around the engines shortly after re-ignition. Guessing a pre-burner burped and asploded on the second raptor.

People need more electrolytes. It's what IQ craves.

Perhaps Google could pick up Sprint (whose market cap is hovering just over 10B right now), and in one fell swoop own a decent 3G network to launch their telecom domination plans. That way they wouldn't have to build from the ground up (in the U.S. at least)

This has been a problem I've run into a lot as a Linux novice, and newly converted user to Ubuntu 7.04. I really wish that someone would make dual/multi display configuration much more intuitive. In Windows even the n00best of n00bs can easily configure a dual monitor setup. In the various Linux flavors I've tried it is not that simple. Seems like the system display configuration utility and the video drivers I install for nVidia/ATI cards just want to fight each other over who gets to control that second monitor, instead of just working like it does in Windows. Like I said, total novice here so I don't know if its an issue with the distro's themselves, or the third party drivers by nVidia/ATI, all I know is it is annoying, and one of the major caveats preventing me from totally embracing the penguin.