"Why Detroit is the Anus of the Universe"

I'm not sure what kind of shitty music they play here, or if it's music at all. Mostly it sounds like someone farting into a synthisizer and you can't tell when one boring dirge ends and another begins. The only things intertesting being mixed here are stiff drinks for my underage friends. The only good thing about this shithole dump is that the chicks bathroom is at the top of a steep flight of stairs surrounded by tables for your perverted viewing pleasure. At least you can get a boner for your $5.00 cover.

"White Pride for Kids"

Hello, welcome to my site, I can see by the fact that you have visited my page that you are interested in the subject of race. I will start by introducing myself, my name is Derek. I am eleven years old and I am the webmaster of kids.stormfront.org. I used to be in public school, it is a shame how many white minds are wasted in that system. I am now in home school. I no longer get beat up by gangs of non-whites and I spend most of my day learning, instead of tutoring the slowest kids in my class. In addition to my school work, I am also learning pride in myself, my family and my people.
White people are taught in school to be ashamed of their heritage. Teachers cram as many politically correct ideas as they can, into your head in 180 days. All the great white accomplishments throughout history are diminished. Therefore, I think that now is the time that all of the white people across the globe should rise above the lies and be proud of who we are. To take back our freedom and win for all to see our heritage in its greatest glory.

"CNet - Bugs found in Servers and Workstations using Intel Chipset"

Some server and workstation makers are experiencing data corruption errors with systems containing Intel's high-end 840 and 820 chipsets and also one of two ancillary chips, the Memory Repeater Hub (MRH) or the Memory Translator Hub (MTH). The latter two chips are actually to blame, Intel said.
The two chipsets were designed to "talk" to an advanced memory design called Rambus, and are typically put into computers that also contain Rambus memory. Rambus, however, has been at the center of controversy because of its higher price, and manufacturers have resisted using the design despite Intel's endorsement. The MRH, which is paired with the 840, and MTH, which comes with the 820, essentially let computer makers use standard computer memory because the chips can take signals from standard memory and translate them to Rambus signals for the chipsets.

"Movie-Mistakes(.com)"

One of the major objections the Jedi Council has to Anakin Skywalker being trained as a Jedi is that he (at 6-8 years old) is "too old". Yoda is especially forceful about this, yet, this is not an objection when Obi-Wan Kenobi is trying to get Yoda to train Luke - a young man approx. 18-21 years old. [Yoda did object to him too, but was persuaded by Obi-Wan, also by the fact that Luke had "learned so much". It should also be remembered that Luke was their only real semi-trained hope]

"Go Ask Alice - Does Marijauna cause cancer?"

It is possible that these behaviors increase the lung's exposure to the chemical by-products of smoking. Burning marijuana for smoking releases many substances other than THC, the ingredient which produces the drug's psychoactive effects. THC does not appear to be carcinogenic, but some of the other chemicals released by both marijuana and tobacco smoke are problematic. These include tar, carbon monoxide, and cyanide. One known carcinogen, benzopyrene, though found in both types of smoke, seems to be greater in pot smoke.

"WashingtonPost - Hackers' Web Weapons Test fired on IRC"

Two days ago, Baltimore-based ABSnet, which is part of the Undernet, one of the oldest and largest gathering places, with more than 50,000 simultaneous users during peak hours, was pummeled with massive numbers of bogus requests for data that sought to muscle out legitimate users. Similar attacks hit its servers on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday--and that was considered a good week. The fake data blocked only about half the pipeline through which users exchange information, rather than closing it completely and crashing the network, as it did late one night in January.