Some of you might have noticed that this blog (actually the whole site) has been inaccessible a couple of times lately. This is not caused by heavy traffic (our servers are strong and more or less dedicated) but rather my brother experimenting and moving things around. Unfortunately he moved to much on the server resulting in the disc maxing out and SQL taking a rest (well deserved).

Even so I’ve now passed 100 posts and rounded 50000 56000 page views since 29th of December (2006) which I believe is great. It means that some of you actually read what I’m typing! I’ll try to keep it up and make my best effort to bring you quality content. It would however be cool to see if the server would survive a front story on Digg, but I can’t do that on my own can I (hint…).

Thanks for staying tuned!

Thomas

Ever since he was a governor in Texas George W. Bush has made great efforts trying to stop young Americans from having sex. Apparently he believes this is “the way” to go to avoid unwanted pregnancies and deceases.

After he became President Bush has spent huge amounts on banners, TV-ads and education trying to spread/implement his views/opinion. Unfortunately contraception was not mentioned, but according to the man himself that wasn’t necessary as the kids were not supposed to have sex anyway (great thinking…) !

The Guardian keeps us informed on his progress on this delicate matter.

$1bn “don’t have sex” campaign a flop as research shows teenagers ignore lessons…

After all, one of these young kids baby could be the next Bush, so shouldn’t we at least support him on this one?

Whenever George Bush (U.S. President) is visiting or sending fellow Americans somewhere he seams to manage to start a war or at least some massive riots. One would think that a man with less than average education (and intelligence?) should not be able to have such a massive impact. Therefore I’ve asked myself the following question; Who’s really pulling the strings??