YEAR 2007		total entries: 500, total votes: 17685
	2007 | global village     Anyone who had the habit to spend his/her holiday traveling abroad, has found out that the nearby village in the countryside is a wonderful place to spend some free time. It isn’t that cheap but it’s nice, sane and safe.   posted by chiaar , on 09 AUG 2004 01:18:12 (UTC+01)   rate this: 57.14% (total 44) / 42.86% (total 33), post/view comments:   2007 | Die Energiewende     Die steigenden Rohölpreise hieven die Atomlobby in eine ideale Position. Das rot-grüne Desaster wird rückgängig gemacht. Atomstrom wird zum Energieträger Nummer 1. Die Automobilindustrie denkt über atomgetriebene Fahrzeuge nach...   posted by MobilMan , on 10 AUG 2004 11:34:37 (UTC+01)   rate this: 45.21% (total 33) / 54.79% (total 40), post/view comments:   2007 | Hars Electronica     Ars Electronica is seen as a bad joke and renamed to 'Hars Electronica'.   posted by lenny duce , on 09 AUG 2004 12:23:45 (UTC+01)   rate this: 40.00% (total 28) / 60.00% (total 42), post/view comments:   2007 | Future     the mankind will be destroyed by World War III and our nowerdays holy grales like economics and information technics are absolutely useless! What a peaceful vision!!! (if not-human life survives for further evolution!)   posted by Jan , on 10 AUG 2004 15:12:37 (UTC+01)   rate this: 40.35% (total 23) / 59.65% (total 34), post/view comments:   2007 | About this site     this site will not exist in 2007.   posted by dementedjesus , on 14 AUG 2004 20:36:00 (UTC+01)   rate this: 59.65% (total 34) / 40.35% (total 23), post/view comments:   2007 | "I wanted to print the book of the Internet"     The 19-year old malaysian hacker that created the worldwide spread "Gutenberg virus" was arrested by local authorities last night.The virus infected millions of computers, forcing the operating system to continuosly print random webpages. Some sources estimate more than 250 million pages have been printed in the first three days since the virus began infecting computers. The young programmer told the police he "wanted to print the book of the Internet"   posted by Pau , on 17 AUG 2004 12:12:35 (UTC+01)   rate this: 58.49% (total 31) / 41.51% (total 22), post/view comments:   2007 | suffering continues!     suffering in the world continues to exist, despite all efforts made by the US to counter this spreading issue.   posted by Farmus , on 17 AUG 2004 16:15:58 (UTC+01)   rate this: 58.14% (total 25) / 41.86% (total 18), post/view comments:   2007 | Mercury for words, Neptune for confusion.     (S)He is infinitely incomprehensible since having neither parts nor limits.   posted by Al pray zoe lam , on 16 AUG 2004 13:58:14 (UTC+01)   rate this: 52.50% (total 21) / 47.50% (total 19), post/view comments:   2007 | Transfer Complete     By then, all the repressions experienced in the former Soviet Union will have been transferred to the U.S. including travel restrictions (within the U.S.), 'watchers' everywhere, and complete dossiers on everyone available to the powers that be.   posted by Katherine , on 16 AUG 2004 19:54:15 (UTC+01)   rate this: 45.71% (total 16) / 54.29% (total 19), post/view comments:   2007 | UN adopts the "Ten Commandments of Cyberspace"     The United Nations officially adopts the famous "10 Commandments of Cyberspace" which have circulated widely over the past year. The "10C" emerged as the first clear and simple rules of etiquette for email, web postings, advertising, and blogging, so much so that organization by organization, and country by country, everyone agreed to observe them. Though many lay claim, their origins have never been verified, and it's generally accepted that their author(s) wishes to remain anonymous. The most popular rumors are that they come from a child in the mountains of Tibet, a rebel group in the Ural Mountains, or a neo-primitive hippie commune in near Macchu Picchu. Since most all of rumors involve mountains, and a mysterious author, the name "Ten Commandments" has stuck.   posted by in karma , on 24 AUG 2004 18:54:59 (UTC+01)   rate this: 45.45% (total 15) / 54.55% (total 18), post/view comments:   2007 | First verified human clone     After a series of unverifiable and probably false claims, the first cloned human child will be revealed. DNA sequence matching will verify that the child is indeed a genetic replica. The original genetic material will be found to have been taken from an 11-year old boy from a wealthy Chinese family in Canada, who was tragically lost in a drunk driving accident in 2006. Sadly, the cloned infant will be diagnosed with a rare gene defect with symptoms resembling MS.   posted by genobaby , on 04 SEP 2004 05:15:08 (UTC+01)   rate this: 44.44% (total 4) / 55.56% (total 5), post/view comments:   2007 | Iraq a Bastion of Hope     The Iraqi Interim gov't held elections in '05, bringing it's own brand of constitutional republicanism to the Middle East. Iraq influences reform movements in Iran, Syria, and Saudia Arabia. Terrorist groups begin to lose their followings.   posted by Josh , on 06 SEP 2004 03:40:13 (UTC+01)   rate this: 62.50% (total 5) / 37.50% (total 3), post/view comments:   2007 | antigravitation engine     antigravitation engine   posted by , on 02 SEP 2004 01:14:24 (UTC+01)   rate this: 62.50% (total 5) / 37.50% (total 3), post/view comments:   2007 | mediastudio will be present at AEC     mediastudio will present its work.   posted by nadine patry , on 03 SEP 2004 22:26:22 (UTC+01)   rate this: 25.00% (total 1) / 75.00% (total 3), post/view comments:   2007 | worst comes to worst     first things first   posted by bongblast , on 07 SEP 2004 14:50:20 (UTC+01)   rate this: 66.67% (total 2) / 33.33% (total 1), post/view comments:   2007 | Joint Virus     Genetically modified virus injected into the knees will rebuild sored joints   posted by Guilherme Kujawski , on 02 SEP 2004 21:32:45 (UTC+01)   rate this: 66.67% (total 2) / 33.33% (total 1), post/view comments:   2007 | find a collision of SHA-1     Mathematicials or cryptographers wilk find a collsion example of SHA-1 and NIST will announce the withdraw of that.   posted by YSUGA , on 03 SEP 2004 11:30:11 (UTC+01)   rate this: 66.67% (total 2) / 33.33% (total 1), post/view comments:   2007 | all web Browsers will have a transrating function     to overcome differences in language and English domain world, we will be able to read websites written in all the languages in the world. or we will have HONYAKUKONNYAKU!   posted by Sayaka.K , on 07 SEP 2004 23:40:31 (UTC+01)   rate this: 50.00% (total 1) / 50.00% (total 1), post/view comments:   2007 | New Hybrid Online Grocery Shopping Becomes Popular     Although pure electric cars never became popular, the hybrids did. Like electric cars, online grocery shops didn't do well with many going out of business during the dot-com bust of 2000. But like hybrid cars, hybrid online grocery stores do become successful, and by 2007, 20% of people do some shopping at these stores. In the new hybrid online grocery stores, you place your order online and then pick up the order at the store's drive-thru. Unlike the traditional online grocery store, there's no costly delivery. The online ordering and drive-thru make it much quicker and more convenient for the shopper especially for picking up items like milk. Also, it allows the stores to have a much lower overhead. They don't need cash registers or cashiers (all orders are taken online). The stores can operate at a much higher volume in much smaller buildings and parking lots since customers don't go into the store, but merely pick their online orders up from the drive-thru.   posted by ken1706 , on 02 SEP 2004 15:32:30 (UTC+01)   rate this: 100.00% (total 2) / 0.00% (total 0), post/view comments: