links for 2007-06-01

• Software piracy | Free loaders | Economist.com
  malaysia didn't make it….
  (tags: interesting)
• What steakhouses reveal about the weakness of the U.S. economy. - By Daniel Gross - Slate Magazine
  could be applied to prics of palm oil in M'sia and its relation to cooking oil? what do you think?
  (tags: economics)
• FOXNews.com - Junk Science: Hot Air Study Melts Global Warming Theory - Blog | Blogs | Popular Blogs | Video Blogs
  By overlaying the atmospheric carbon dioxide trend onto graphs of near-surface temperatures, surface temperatures and ocean temperatures, it is readily apparent that ever-changing global temperatures aren’t keeping pace with ever-increasing atmospheric
  (tags: science)
• I Believe In Evolution, Except For The Whole Triassic Period | The Onion - America's Finest News Source
  Of course evolution is real, just not during the "Triassic period."
  (tags: funny)
• Malay Swear Words
  need to work on my swearing vocabulary…
  (tags: interesting)
• 10 Beach Photography Tips
  (tags: photography)
• RIGZONE - For Dubai, The Oil Futures Are Now
  Today, the eyes of the oil world will be turning to a souk in the desert.

  At 6 p.m. Eastern time, a long-awaited effort gets under way in Dubai's opulent financial center to give the world a new crude-oil pricing benchmark. The recently organized Duba

  (tags: oil)
• Dr Vino’s wine blog » Blog Archive » Nine wines under $10
  (tags: wine)
• HOW TWO MONTHS' SALARY LASTS A LIFETIME IN REALLY EVIL SHIT.
  Diamonds became engagement stones around the end of the recession. Ernest Oppenheimer, who was in control of De Beers in the 1930s, was shutting down diamond mines to control supply and keep the price of diamonds high. He sent his son Harry to New York to
  (tags: diamonds)