May Sweeps starts its first full week so most shows have new episodes. Monday and Tuesday night PBS airs a special about the Mormons. Shark's season finale is Thursday night.
US television highlights for the week of April 30, 2007.
Manchester United increased their lead at the top of the table as they won and Chelsea were drawn. Liverpool, possibly looking forward to the Champions League semi-finals, lost to Portsmouth. Arsenal defeated Fulham to help tighten up the relegation battle.
Links for the day
- The 10 Worst Movie Posters of All Time Much like a movie’s trailer, the sole purpose of the poster is to entice you into seeing a particular film. When properly designed, they can draw in scores of viewers to an otherwise average (or below-average) movie. And when they’re botched, well, bad posters can also serve as the final nail in the coffin for an impending box-office flop.
- Top 30 mistakes made by new Mac users Having switched a little less than a year ago, I learned most of these things on my own. This list would have probably saved me a lot of time and hassle.
Links for the day
- Plants For A Future - 7000 useful plants Plants For A Future is a resource centre for rare and unusual plants, particularly those which have edible, medicinal or other uses. We practise vegan-organic permaculture with emphasis on creating an ecologically sustainable environment based largely on
- American Diner Slang at BBC - h2g2
- Diner Talk from the Swing Era diner jargon explained
Links for the day
- 'Rabbit Ears' Find New Life in HDTV Age Buying an antenna for a high-definition television seems as out of place as using a rotary phone to make a call. But some consumers are spending thousands of dollars on LCD or plasma TVs and hooking them up to $50 antennas that don't look much different from what grandpa had on top of his black-and-white picture tube.
- 70% Of Americans Don't Know Plastic Is Made With Oil According to a recent nationwide online survey, 72 percent of the American public does not know that conventional plastic is made from petroleum products, primarily oil. Moreover, 40 percent of the respondents believe that plastic will biodegrade at some point.
- EXPOSED: CIA warned Bush of 'ANARCHY' in Iraq if US invades. The CIA warned the Bush White House seven months before the 2003 Iraq invasion that the U.S. could face a thicket of bad consequences, starting with "anarchy and the territorial breakup" of the country.
- Porn slipped into Washington time capsule There were a few surprises for the University of Washington's Class of 1957 when they opened a time capsule sealed 50 years ago.

Survivor Fiji, episode 11.
Blackmail or Betrayal
At night after TC Alex and Mookie realize Dreamz turned on them. However Dreamz was the one lone vote for Mookie the others voted for Edgardo. The next day they talk and Dreamz tries to convince them he didn't betray them.Reward Challenge
Reward: luxury spa resort.
Challenge: giant sling shot ball catch in a muddy field (they were divided into two teams).
Orange: Yau-man (sling), Mookie, Boo, Cassandra.
Green: Stacy (sling), Alex, Earl, Dreamz.
Boo hurt himself trying to catch a ball and required medical attention.
It was close but Green won 5-4 with a final catch by Dreamz. They chose Boo to go to Exile Island, saying he had a lot of luxury so far in the game.
Reward Spa
Alex said in private that he will try and work his way into the dominate alliance. Stacy said it was awkward having him there.
Back to Camp
Mookie tells us that he feels that he's the next one gone. While Yau-man is fishing, Mookie searches his stuff and finds out that he has an Immunity Idol. Cassandra and Stacy hear Mookie, Dreamz and Alex talking about Yau-man's Immunity Idol (they plan on catching Yau-man lying about it at Tribal Council). The guys then found out the women heard their plans. Later the three guys confront Yau-man and threaten him with blackmail over the Idol.
Exile Island: Boo
Nothing much happened, not sure if the clue is very helpful.
Immunity Challenge
Challenge: big grid puzzle, they each secretly selected three squares and then played a game sort of like Battleship.
Stacy won Immunity, it came down to Stacy, Yau-man and Alex.
Scheming Is Free
Alex and Mookie plan on raisin' some hell before being voted off. The Big Earl alliance targeted Alex, some talked about splitting vote for fear of a Hidden Immunity Idol.
Tribal Council
Alex and Mookie's plan to raise some hell doesn't go over well. They brought up Yau-man's Hidden Immunity Idol after talking about snakes and rats. Jeff asks them how they know he has an Idol, so they looked like a snake or a rat going through someone else's personal belongings. Yau-man played it cool, he said there is a certain expectation about privacy but that it's just the game.
Voted Off: Mookie
Final words: . . . kind of relieved to be done . . . would have been nice to still be playing . . . it was a great experience . . .
Jeff Probst's Final Thought
Based on what I heard tonight, it sounds like there's a group of six and Alex which means he's either the odd man out or very valuable.
Links for the day
- A tale of two desktops Why do GNOME and KDE compete for the Linux desktop?
- The Top Ten Free Website Tools and Services The Internet abounds with freebies and a do-no-evil attitude. And although there are many services that are worth every penny that you pay, here are the top ten freebies to help you build traffic and create a better visitor experience on your web site.
- Internet Radio Equality Act would overturn decision on webcasting fees Rep. Jay Inslee (D-WA) has waded right into the debate over Internet broadcasting, introducing a bill that would overturn the recent ruling requiring webcasters to pay a flat rate per song streamed, rather than the traditional percentage of their profits.
- Daily Show: Who’s to Blame for VATech Massacre? Daily Show: Who’s to Blame for VATech Massacre?
- LifeHacker's Top 10: USB thumb drive tricks Is that a gigabyte in your pocket? And are you putting it to good use? Developers and road warriors have come up with all sorts of innovative techniques for putting these tiny roomy disks to good use. Step into my office for a list of our top 10 favorite thumb drive tricks.
- Gene explains why people are night owls A genetic mutation called the "after-hours gene" may explain why some people are night owls, it is revealed in Science journal today.It could also hold clues for pharmacologists working to develop drugs to help people adjust to shift work or jet lag.There are further implications for the study of causes of some psychiatric disorders.
Links for the day
- ProVoc free software for Apple to help learn a foreign language
- Beaming, Bewitching Breads at Smitten Kitchen
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