I think its about time that the Memestreams Community and the people who work hard coding Memestreams in their free time get the recognition they deserve. Therefore, I have nominated memestreams for a "Weblog Award", and I hope others in the community will do the same.

Seventh Annual Weblog Awards

na na na na na na na na na na na na na......its batman, no, its russian intelligence....no.....its batman. Please someone tell me this is a joke

Boing Boing: Russia spy HQ has giant batman mural in floor

This is a fairly entertaining movie

The Thirteenth Floor (1999)

Swab a clear liquid onto a gaping wound and watch the bleeding stop in seconds. An international team of researchers has accomplished just that in animals, using a solution of protein molecules that self-organise on the nanoscale into a biodegradable gel that stops bleeding.

If the material works as well in humans, it could save thousands of lives and make surgery far easier in many cases, surgeons say.

Neat nanotech article

Self-assembling gel stops bleeding in seconds

This is pretty neat...a universal "docking" system for your laptop

Logitech® Alto™

wow

If You Knew Sushi

I love how knitting has gone punk. I love that I know how to knit...I am almost done with my first project....and I can't wait to wear it. Next up - alien scarf.

domiKNITrix - knitting patterns, how-to's, tips and tricks

Halloween, from the perspective of a pumpkin. Man...I feel like an asshole now:)

YouTube - The Life and Death of a Pumpkin

Efthimiou takes out the calculator to prove that if a vampire sucked one person's blood each month -- turning each victim into an equally hungry vampire -- after a couple of years there would be no people left, just vampires. He started his calculations with just one vampire and 537 million humans on January 1, 1600 and shows that the human population would be down to zero by July 1602.
Take that Casper, Dracula and creepy friends.

Science is fun

Count Dracula not in the numbers, physicist says - CNN.com

Under the circumstances, any legal consequences for this student must take into account his intent to perform a public service, to publicize a problem as a way of getting it fixed. He picked a lousy way of doing it, but he should not go to jail for his bad judgment.

Thank you Ed Markey! I'm sure that everyone who wrote you appreciates the fact that you are listening and that you took the time to take a closer look at this case.

Congressman Edward Markey - October 29, 2006 - MARKEY: DON'T ARREST STUDENT, USE HIM TO FIX LOOPHOLES