The Kissing Taboo: Cultural Difference Between the West and India
Here’s an interesting one. It seems kissing is a taboo act in India. Of course, we can’t generalize too much because India is the most populated and diverse democracyin the world. Regardless, if you kiss your wife in public you can be arrested and fined. The article I linked explores the issue and history of [...]
California’s Approach to Green Energy
On the topic of Green Energy, California has been attempting to reduce energy use and waste output of cars. There is a somewhat interesting debate over the practically of ‘greener’ cars. Seems it would safe to expect an addition $1000-5000 price tag on new vehicles, which would seriously hurt struggling manufacturers in the United States [...]
Green Energy
According to the British Council, offshore Welsh wind farms provide enough energy to power 100 000 British homes. Wind power is relatively cheap (the machines last long enough to warrant their costs) and seems to provide a good, reliable source of energy. Modern wind generators apparently are not even harmful to wildlife, as they rotate [...]
Congratulations to the Pittsburgh Steelers
Congratulations to the Superbowl winning team – the Pittsburgh Steelers. Arizona gave them a game last night though, but ultimately fell short in the last minute. Nevertheless, the city of Pittsburgh can now celebrate its sixth superbowl victory, the most of any team. This has been a interesting year for even casual American football observers. I’m [...]
