A factory in Guangdong, China has been exporting flags overseas during the “Free Tibet” protests ahead of the Olympics in China. Workers said they didn’t know what teh flags meant until they saw them on TV, and alerted the authorities. The factory owner said the orders came from outside China and he didn’t know what they meant.

That is one smart factory owner. He took advantage of the situation to make a little extra cash, and unluckily his employees were too loyal to their country. If you accuse him of ignorance for “not knowing what they meant,” look at so many of the ignorant protestors ordering the flags.

Violent protests started by Tibetans on March 10, and have followed the torch around the world by supporters. Tibet has failed since 1959 in gaining independence from Beijing. Recently migrants have moved into the air from China and have basically taken over the economy. This, along with an apparent discrimination have fueled the protests. The sad thing is that most of these protestors don’t know enough about the controversial situation.

Seven labrador retrievers were cloned in South Korea recently to snif out drugs and explosives. They were cloned from one of their top drug sniffing dogs because it is so hard to find good candidates for the job. The dogs so far have been a complete success, passing tests just as well as the original.

For all the people that think cloning is immoral, this should prove how useful it can be. These dogs will surely save lives and catch criminals, and every country should follow South Korea’s lead. Not experimenting with cloning and stem cells is what really should be called immoral. The possibilities are endless for cloning and stem cells, working to save possibly millions of lives. The possibilities of reproducing individual body parts, cures for diseases, and in vitro fertilization are huge and real. In vitro fertilization is a process where egg cells are fertilized outside the womb.

If you believe it is unethical because you are “playing God,” you might as well shut down every hospital and trow out all medicines. It’s called natural selection, and saving people’s lives with medicine isn’t something from God.

This is the last year for the SLR and it’s ending with a bang. This is the Mansory SLR Renovatio at the 78th Auto Salon Geneva 2008. Just add this to the list of cars I can’t afford, but it’s eyecandy.

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The BMW Z9 is expected to come out in 2010, but we already have some pictures of it’s development. See for yourself how amazing it is.

 

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Can you find the people in the backgrounds? It’s really like playing “Where’s Waldo”, but with actual people. I’ll admit I had some trouble spotting a few of them. This mixed camouflage is really effective in the pictures, but I think it’d be easier to spot the people in real life.

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