Tuesday, September 7, 2010

google homepage today

google homepage today


Google Home Page,Google Homepage Today:Doodle points today Home Google – If you would like scribbles Pac Man on the home page of Google, and you’ll be just delighted with the new ball is elastic, that have made search engine late in the evening.

This morning, the Internet giant, introduced its latest scribblings that a lot of colorful point of desperation jump when all the mouse cursor next to them.

Nobody knows for sure, but fun and exciting game could be put into place to mark the birthday of Google and drive you crazy as you try to run after the fellows.

Regardless of how you say it’s way more fun than scribbles Buckyball.
And what is the meaning of this latter figure, but guess is as good as ours.

We say, Google is going to launch a new Web site, where they will sell interactive balls or maybe to celebrate a birthday Kiyoshi Ito, who came into this world in 1915 and was a brilliant mathematician who came up with a model of random motion.



dove world outreach center

dove world outreach center

Terry Jones, the Florida pastor who is planning a Koran-burning rally to protest the 9/11 terrorist attacks, plans to go through with the event despite a warning from the U.S. commander in Afghanistan that the protest could harm American soldiers.

"We have firmly made up our mind, but at the same time, we are definitely praying about it," said Jones, who heads the Dove World Outreach Church in Gainesville, Fla., told CNN

Jones said his group is "weighing the situation."

However, the pastor said his fight against radical Islam won't be stopped.

"Once in awhile, you see that in the Bible, there are instances where enough is enough and you stand up," Jones said.

U.S. officials and Muslims across the world have expressed outrage over the event.

Gen. David Petraeus, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, said Monday that burning Korans could put U.S. troops in danger.

"It could endanger troops and it could endanger the overall effort in Afghanistan," Petraeus said. "Were the actual burning to take place, the safety of our soldiers and civilians would be put in jeopardy and accomplishment of the mission would be made more difficult," he said.

Muslims in Afghanistan protested outside a mosque in Kabul Monday, chanting "Death to America" a day after thousands of Indonesians demonstrated outside the U.S. embassy in Jakarta.

Jones said his rally is aimed at the "radical" Muslims, not moderate Muslims.

"Our message is a message of warning to the radical element of Islam."

bob schimmel

bob schimmel
To honor Bob Schimmel’s passing, Howard Stern announced this morning that there will be a special in Bob’s memory tonight, September 7, Howard 101 (at 7 p.m.).

Bob Schimmel was a frequent guest on Howard Stern and a good friend to all on the show, so his death last Friday hit Stern and his fans pretty hard.

Robert Schimmel was involved in a car crash and suffered serious injuries after the car, driven by his 19-year-old daughter, rolled to the side of the freeway when she attempted to avoid another car. He died Friday at age 60.

Howard Stern talked about Schimmel during his radio show this morning and made mention of the Bob Schimmel special on Howard 101 tonight.

Stern noted that Schimmel is a “hard guy to forget.” Based on the outpouring of fan love, I’d say that’s about right.

Will you be tuning in to Howard 101 tonight to hear the Robert Schimmel special?

college football rankings

college football rankings
After Boise State's convincing win over the Virginia Tech Hokies, the voters need to make sure to take notice.

The Broncos of Boise State showed off every facet of their game. They dominated the opening quarter with a suffocating defense, they showed off their special teams prowess, and they put their explosive offense on display in the final two minutes. The team was brilliant at various points throughout the game, and dare I say, BCS worthy.

It's time for the voters to throw out their preseason ballots and pretend they know nothing about college football history. The days of Tim Tebow and Colt McCoy are behind us and it's time for the rankings to reflect that.

The AP Top 25's preseason poll had the top five teams in the country as follows: Alabama, Ohio State, Boise State, Florida, and Texas.

Although they maintained the same top five in their preseason poll, the USA Today Poll's was slightly shuffled. The coaches who voted in this poll moved both Florida and Texas ahead of Boise State, leaving the Broncos to drop down to the No. 5 spot in the rankings.

It's time for one of the two to reconsider and Boise State did their best to make the coaches and not the Associated Press be the ones to do so.