Has anyone realized the "recipe" under scrutiny is, to the best of my knowledge, Lexan, the polycarbonate whose patent is owned by GE?

The Times article (or maybe Trailspace.com) also refers to outdoor company GSI working hard to rid its plastics of BPA. GSI uses Lexan.

Yeah, if you look close, you can see what seems to be another brief's text ABOVE the highlighted brief. It looks like they just cut up the Ohio paper's brief rail and stuck it on this story.

That said, the story came from SOMEWHERE...

Does anyone else think this could have a real-world application as a way to weed out terrorists and other ne'er-do-wellers loitering around buildings to scope out their security systems and accessways?

Or have I just seen way too many spy movies?

Also, the "card" is identified by the "DOD" as "digital SD card recovered from area formerly known as Central Park," but the D in SD stands for digital!

>> Both of them always wield a fishing rod, so any
>> accidental hits won't increase their weapon
>> skills.
>
> so long as they don't go near any rivers...

Yeah, is this a vegan character?

Unless I'm interpreting the picture wrong, the lighter aspect is heating coils underneath the speaker plate?

So you could burn your face off while on the phone?

You may find it vile, but it is instantly recognizable at any size, shape, color or distance — the mark of a well designed, iconic logo.

Long live Paul Rand's work. Shame on UPS for changing it

Hey there, comrade, that's the People's Republican Great Firewall of China for Glorious Furtherment of Beating Down the Western Dogs' Substandard Ideologies you're talking about

AND anyone see the fish suspiciously placed rather close to the bear's er, nether regions? Hmm.....