The days of the orange trowel may be over. Now we should carry a Wagbag.

Now you can share your surfing experience with friends using IBM’s Firefox extension CoScripter. It allows users to record browser interactions in a replayable sharable script…hmmm.

Lots of Americans still think Saddam Hussein was involved with 9/11. Similarly, many in the Arab world are convinced that the destruction of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11 was not the work of Arab terrorists but was a controlled demolition; that 4,000 Jews working there had been warned to stay home that day; and that the Pentagon was struck by a missile rather than a plane. New psychological studies show that denials and clarifications, for all their intuitive appeal, can paradoxically contribute to the resiliency of popular myths.

Like many of you, I’m waiting to buy a “green” auto until 100% alternative energy ones are available. Today I’ve learned that you can only buy “near-zero” emission autos in certain states. This makes as much sense as many other U.S. gov’t policies.

Poor Serena lost her bid for the U.S. Open finals in a pouty way last night. Hopefully Venus will prevail.

West Nile is here so take precautions.

I love popcorn…I eat it almost everyday. Fortunately I make it the old-fashioned way instead of using the microwaved stuff like this poor guy. Here’s what I put on my popped corn: Smart Balance, tamari, lemon juice, Spike seasoning, salt, & sometimes a bit of cayenne pepper. And now I know that Smart Balance has fish oil in it – sorry for you vegetarians that I’ve cooked for in the past.

Now scientists are saying that grizzlies don’t rub against trees simply to scratch an itch, but to mark the tree for other grizzlies to read.

To all my NYC friends, how’s that taxi strike impacting your life?

Anyone have ideas about what happened to Steve Fossett?