John McCain Has Same Iranian Business Investments As Susan Rice
The likely next Secretary of State’s leading critic can’t fault her on this one.
The likely next Secretary of State’s leading critic can’t fault her on this one.
On a Korean cooking show. The results are terrifyingly zany! (via arbroath.blogspot.com)
Sports, construction, and other male-dominated fields remain very unfriendly to gay employees. But a few are working to make things better for everyone.
Chris Buzelli is really good at weaving animals into his work. Here are some of his great oil paintings. (via mymodernmet.com)
The pipeline, which runs through the rebel-held neighbourhood of Baba Amr, had been shelled by regime troops for the previous 12 days. Whoa.
An apparent oil overflow during a routine oil change caused one man’s 2001 Impala to catch fire and completely torch his entire engine. The guys at the station claim it was a factory defect, but the real story here is that someone was clever enough to mash up Bon Jovi’s hit single from “Young Guns II” with the incident. Nice.
The oil drilling argument between Alaska Representative Don Young and Rice University Professor Doug Brinkley — ah who cares? The look on that staffer’s face is priceless. (via c-spanvideo.org) Watch Video ›
Lady Gaga takes on the form of a mermaid for the latest “Larger Than Life” issue of Visionaire magazine. “There is no oil too thick as to destroy the imagination,” View List ›
This probably isn’t what you have in mind when you think of oil and bikini models. These are from the Surfrider calendar in Europe. Surfrider, if you couldn’t tell from the BP-themed satire, is an environmental preservation organization. Relax. It’s not really crude oil. Photoshoppery ahoy. (via mymodernmet.com) View List ›
Aside from being the Christmas of Pot, today also marks the one year anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
Oil and water do not mix, but together they create stunning visuals. Watch Video ›
Akinori Ito has invented a machine that will convert plastic back into oil. Just don’t let BP invest in this one and everything should be fine, right? Watch Video ›
I think this pretty much sums it up. (If anyone know where it’s from can you email me?) View Image ›
As if the Motor City wasn’t beleaguered enough, a regional oil company sprang a leak and is set to inadvertently feed upwards of one million gallons of oil into Lake Michigan. Err, are oil tycoons asleep at the wheel these days? View Image ›
A Pin-up calendar created by a french agency for the Surfrider Foundation. A foundation which is passionate about cleaning up our beaches and fighting pollution around the world. View List ›
Awwww. Shame on you BP. All little Carter wants to do is go to the beach and play in the water but he can’t because it’s covered in oil. His childhood is ruined. Watch Video ›
Time to invest in Bounty, I guess… View Image ›
The federal agency charged with regulating offshore drilling repeatedly declined to act on advice on how it could minimize the risk of a failure of the device, an examination found.
Ifitwasmyhome.com has created a tool using Google Maps to help put the scope of the BP spill in perspective. Just enter your city, state and country to see what a spill of that size would mean in your home. For example, if the spill happened in Manhattan, it would have already made it to Boston….
Seizing on a disastrous oil spill to advance his agenda, President Barack Obama on Wednesday called on Congress to roll back billions of dollars in tax breaks for oil and send him a clean-energy bill that would help the nation end its “fossil fuel addiction” for good.
Sarah Palin has never had a strong grip on logic, reason, and the actual science behind drilling for oil. Thanks to her twitter account we can now see her idiocy play out in real time. View Image ›
Oil prices jumped 9 percent Monday, pulled along by a surging Wall Street that reacted to news of a U.S. government bailout for Citigroup.
The latest U.S. economic report to suggest the nation has fallen into recession pushed oil prices lower on a strengthening conviction that the rest of the globe will follow.
Exxon Mobil Corp., the world’s largest publicly traded oil company, reported income Thursday that shattered its own record for the biggest profit from operations by a U.S. corporation, earning $14.83 billion in the third quarter. Drill baby drill.
Sarah Palin spoke at the Solar Technology Startup Company In Toledo yesterday. Of course there was a lot of talk about drilling.
Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin called on Wednesday for a “clean break” from the Bush administration’s energy policies, which she says rely too much on importing foreign oil. Really? Good idea.
OPEC decided to cut oil production for the first time in almost two years because prices are falling. Everyone else in the world hates this idea, but so far the price of oil isn’t going back up, because demand is falling.
The U.S. consumes a quarter of the world’s oil. Where does it all go? Hi, Texas! Actually, on a per capita basis, Alaska is the biggest user of oil, but don’t tell Governor Palin that. View Image ›
A weird correlation appears when you compare the last 60 years of U.S. oil output to Rolling Stone’s list of the 500 greatest rock songs of all time. And no amount of drilling in Alaska is going to bring back the music of the ’70s. View Image ›
Government official within the Interior Department traded sexual favors and illegal gifts for access to key contracts. The scandal centers around the Denver Minerals Management Service office, which sounds more like a frat house than a branch of government — skiing holidays, cocaine, body shots, and lots and lots of sex (we made up the cocaine and body shots). Read More ›