That was so beautiful it brought tears to my eyes. The scene at the DMZ in Korea took my breath away.

Was that meconium you meant? And, if so, that's as disturbing an image as the gazelle-hunting one.
Thanks, John Brownlee, I always enjoy your posts.

That's some pretty piss-poor marksmanship.

The tracers (can civilians really get this ammo?) and explosions were cool, though.

The TSA merely changed their rules. They did not threaten any constitutional right because there is no constitutional right to travel by airplane without showing your ID. That is exactly what the Gilmore v. Gonzales case said.

Before getting your knickers in a twist and sputtering about losing your rights, try figuring out what they are first.

One of my sons' favorite picture books featured a scrap metal toy made by an African boy - a Galimoto:
http://tinyurl.com/25ettw

"Perispinal" refers to how the drug, etanercept, was administered, that is, in the spinal canal. According to Science Daly, Etanercept (trade name Enbrel) is FDA approved to treat a number of immune-mediated disorders and is used off label in the study." http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/01/080109091102.htm

A perfect complement to these would be the plushie microbes sold over at Thinkgeek.