For those who don’t know how high my dork-o-meter actually goes, over the past two years, I’ve become a huge, huge fan of the Science Channel. Ever since TiVo decided that the Science Channel was what I needed, I’ve been a huge fan, living for everything from "How It’s Made" to "Big Machines," to "Megastructures," to, my favorite, "Survivorman." In Survivorman, one man, Les Stroud, is dropped someplace with a bunch of camera equipment, and has to live for a week. That’s it. Him. Cameras. No food, no water. He has to find it, eat it, drink it, all while filming it. It’s worse than Heroin. It’s SO addictive. Anyhow, I just got my latest Les Stoud update. Survivorman, the [...]

Apparently, he likes me! He told me he’d have me back again. Sweet! :)

Cool stuff – Company called Yuzoz has created a random number generator based on space events – Solar Flares, sunspots, pieces of MIR falling on cows, you name it. Friend of mine is doing their PR – she asked me to help get the word out. I will – because I love the concept. I’m going to name my next pet based on a random number generated from space events. Seriously. Sit, 35EERQ!A, sit. Good dog.

Will be doing The O’Reilly Factor again tonight, this time talking about how Wal-Mart’s decision to put Christmas back in their advertising means that stupidly taking it out in the first place was the real mistake. 9pm, all time zones, Fox News Channel Tune in only if you honestly and truly have nothing else to do.

Nice story in the AP Today featuring AirTroductions, and centering on Hitchsters.com, a new cab-sharing service in the tri-state area. Good quote from me on AirTro, plus good coverage for the sector, in general. Good luck, guys. As I’m living proof, it’s a bitch of a road to travel. But it can be fun. Call me sometime – maybe we can link up. :)