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Links for My Filibuster (For AP)

http://www.filibusterfrist.com/about/nuclear.shtml

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_Option

Through the Fire and Flames on Expert

Wii Remote on the Xbox 360

http://obsiv.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!948789BF56FAF394!177.entry

A1 Essays

This is the coolest thing ever. I will definately shell out as much cash as I need if they are going to do this for me.

http://www.a1essays.com/home.html

Social Security and Government Debt Clock

Which One Has the Crisis ?!

www.edna-mae-neyman.com

My Uncle and I created a website dedicated to my grandmother. You can find it at:

http://www.edna-mae-neyman.com

My Homemade Airconditioner

Physics Guy Rap

Get to Windows Explorer No Matter What

Alright, my library has extremely tight security settings. No explorer, no start menu, nothing. It took me a while, but I finally figured out how to bring all of this back. I could bring everything back at my school, which has a lot less of restrictions, but not at the library. So here is how to do it.

1.) Open up Internet Explorer
2.) Click on the Question Mark Button (It should bring down a drop box with more options)
3.) Click on "Contents and Index"
4.) Then at the top of the Windows Internet Explorer, there should be an Options button.
5.) Then click Internet Options
6.) Then under browsing history, click on settings
7.) Finally, click on view files.

There you go. I don't know how, but somehow Windows Internet Explorer bypasses the group policy for the machine and accesses the Internet Options.

Open Source Cola

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-OpenCola

How to Get Rid of Google's Adds

Simply type into the Google search bar "output=" (without quotes) and then after the equals sign, you put what you are searching for.

For example :

output=harry potter

Best Cursor Ever!

http://www.1-click.jp/

You have to see this!

Best Cursor Ever!

http://www.1-click.jp/

You have to see this!

Billy Joel "We Didn't Start the Fire"

I did this last year, there are quite a few mistakes. I believe there are 5. See if you can find them all!

History of the 20th century in pictures

Alright, Burton told us to do this project, today. And I have already found one one Youtube that somebody has already done. I got it downloaded too. Here is a link also to all the information about the 20th Century: http://www.filmsite.org/filmh.html

Pink Floyd "Time"

Best Song Ever

Beatles "Let it Be"

Nathan Johnston, John Prior, and I were thinking about doing this song for the talent show next year

Treadmill Dance

Evolution of Dance

Joe Risner and Justin Alender asked me to get them a DVD of the Evolution of Dance because they were going to preform it in the talent show. They later asked me to create an audio file of the song, because of all the backround cheering that was in the movie. So the night before the talent show, I downloaded all 32 songs from the internet and then compiled them to the appropriate length. It took me six hours to do it. And you can now listen to it here on my blog.

Read This

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Fort_Dix_attack_plot

Diamond and Pearl Walkthrough

http://pokemon.marriland.com/diamond_pearl

Improoved Brake Lights

I also have an idea for improving the brake lights on transportation vehicles. When you apply the brake in the car, normally your break lights shine the color of red. But all that tells the person behind you is that you indeed are braking. But what it doesn't tell him or her is the speed at which you are slowing down. This problem arises especially in elderly people, who can not notice or react as quickly to decreases or increases in speeds. But what I think should be implemented into brake lights, is a series of colors that indicate the amount of pressure that you are applying to the brake. If you are lightly tapping the break, the color green would shine in the place of the normal red. If you are braking at a moderate speak, then the color of yellow would be displayed. And if you are slamming on your brakes, the normal color of red would appear.

My Idea for Internet Security

I think that this is possible. But basically my idea is this.

When you download a file via the Internet, Norton or some other Internet security pops up and says "Simulating" What it then does, is takes the file you downloaded, and copies it over to a small partition on your hard drive (probably about one or two gigabytes), and then runs it on that partition. Then it looks at what the program actually is doing. Whether it is changing registry files or altering other programs or attempting to connect to the Internet. Then once it has investigated the file, it deletes it from the partion and gives you a notice on whether or not it is save to run it on your main partition. Right now the only problem I can foresee, is having it copy itself onto another partition without rebooting.

Quantum Computer

(Blochsphere)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_computer

The ThinkGeek Annoy-a-tron

http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/electronic/8c52/

Kick His Ask!

T-Shirt

I purchased a iron on T-shirt maker kit from walmart, and I succesfully made a T-shirt. It has on it my blogs name as well as my websites name. I will upload a picture as soon as I can.

Nintendo Wii Controlled Smarthome

http://wiihacks.blogspot.com/search/label/home%20automation

DSOrganize 2.7 Alpha (Web Browser)

Virginia Tech Shooting

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2007-04/17/content_5985582.htm

WWII Scavenger Hunt answer

http://www.virtual-field-trips.com/textframe.asp?vftid=38&vftfd=5

Happy Birthday Walrus

Test Drive Windows Vista

Ever wanted to see what Vista was like before you went and spent $150 for the buisness version? Well now you can. Just click the line below.

http://www.windowsvistatestdrive.com/

IP Tracing

I found this sweat IP tracing utility.
http://samspade.org/

USB Wireless PC Lock Timer Version

Hidden Wall Safe

Key Katcher

Stealth Switch

Recover Lost or Deleten Files

Download Now

Walrus Situps

Bluetooth Laser Virtual Keyboard

Click on the picture to see what it is about.

Listen in on Phone Conversations

I just found a way to listen in to any phone conversation going on at your house. You can also record it too.
I found this as a result of being forced to have dial-up. I was surfing the web, then I went to the restroom, and all of a sudden I was hearing my mother talking on the phone to my father through my computer speakers. So I investigated this. I had to find a way to open the port to the phone line on command. So I created a new dial-up internet connection. But, you can not put a phone number to dial! If you do, then the people talking will notice it. So when you press connect, all it does is open the port. And viola! Instant spying! Then I used Microsoft's recording software to record the conversation for future playback.

Download Smartboard Application

Download SMART Board Application

Task Manager

In a previous post explained how to access windows explorer if it is locked. Well I have also found a way to get to the task manager if it is blocked as well.

Easy Way

Just make a shortcut to the taskmanager and click on that

However, If the shortcut is blocked (which it is most likely to be, you will have to try the hard way).

Hard Way

1.) Press and hold the "windows key"
2.) While holding the windows key, press "F1" (This will bring up "Windows Help and Support"
3.) Search "Task Manager" (Without quotes)
4.) Click on the result that says "Task Manager" (Don't click on anything else, or it will not work)
5.) It will bring up a type of hyperlink to the task manager.
6.) Click that link

*Note:
I have only tested these methods with Windows XP

Ubersite

A friend of mine: Nick Macintosh. Showed my this really cool site. Basically, it is a spin-off of wikipedia.

Ubersite

Robotic Beer Launching Fridge

The Hole - video powered by Metacafe

Windows Explorer

I found out how to access windows explorer if it is blocked.

1.) Go to www.filewind.com
2.) Go to "Browse"
3.) Go to the "C:" Drive
4.) Right Click on it, and say "Explore"

There you go!

I also found one for the task manager.

I will put that on later.

Paradise City

Grease Monkey Trial

Tags: www.google.com

NES Cartridge Selling for $1200

Intel Prototype May Herald a New Age of Processing

This may be the next step for processing until quantum computing has been transferred from theory into reality.

The Fart Button

Car Accident

http://www.chumfm.com/MorningShow/bits/march24.swf

Honda Accord Add

This is the coolest video ever.
Here is the link , you have to watch it. It says on the web site that it cost $5 million dollars to produce.

Super Bowl

The Indianapolis Colts have won the Super Bowl! The score was 29 To 17.

The varsity and the junior

The varsity and the junior varsity both won their games. The varsity's score was 70 To 50.
Collin Cerbus

I was just using the

I was just using the basic version of windows vista, and i absolutely have it. microsoft has messed up everything.
Collin Cerbus

Windows Messenger

Hey, My messenger account thing is collin.cerbus@gmail.com
leave yours if you have one as a comment

Napoleon Dynamite

Ever Seen This?

This accursed internet filter is making tons of high school students mad. It is now my quest to find a way around it!

Steven Hawkings - Cyborg Style

Boycot ASK!

I ask all of you at Bethel to boycott ASk images. If you need to get to some type of image search engine please use google images.

I "hacked' the Bethel Server once again

I have found yet another way to bypass the "anti-exe" program that is running on the school computers. I used different commands in command prompt to run any program as a teachers name. I have also found a way to look up any account username and password through command prompt. I would like to call the Bethel's server officially hacked!

Downgrade PSP Firmware v3.3

I WON!!!

Finally, after weeks of bidding on binary watches on ebay.

I won an auction!

Tag Trial

Tags:www.google.com

This is a Test Run

I have just installed Grease Monkey plug in for Firefox, which enabled me to install the Technorati Script. What it does is allows me to further control my blog page with Tags, and have more control over my HTML codding. Instead of always having to rely on the template editor.

Gimp

I have recently downloaded Photoshop 7 from lime wire. But then a substitute teacher told me about Gimp. It is almost to a "T", an exact copy of Photo Shop. The only two differences is that it is open source and it is free.

http://www.gimp.org

WiiBot

Plain Cellphones Can Overachieve, With a Little Help

The State of the Union - Energy

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23 — Vowing to reduce the nation’s thirst for foreign oil, President Bush called on Tuesday for a huge government-mandated increase in renewable fuels — mainly ethanol — and tougher mileage standards for cars and light trucks.

The State of the Union

It was the second year in a row that Mr. Bush made “energy security” a focal point of his State of the Union address, but his proposals on Tuesday were modest, and perhaps less achievable, than those he made a year ago when he said the nation was “addicted to oil.”
The centerpiece of Mr. Bush’s proposal, which he said would cut the projected use of gasoline by 20 percent over the next decade, was a nearly fivefold mandatory increase in the production of ethanol and other alternative fuels for cars and trucks. The most obvious beneficiaries would be makers of ethanol and other biofuels, but it could also promote the production of liquefied coal.
Mr. Bush called for a mandatory requirement that makers of fuel produce 35 billion gallons of alternative fuels a year by 2017, replacing about 15 percent of the projected gasoline use in that year.
A second major plank of Mr. Bush’s energy proposal calls for increasing fuel-efficiency standards of cars and trucks by 4 percent a year — about one mile per gallon — starting in 2010 for cars and 2012 for trucks.
That was a significant change from Mr. Bush’s approach last year, when he called for “reform” of the corporate average fuel economy, or CAFE, rules, but avoided suggesting specific mileage requirements.
In a third proposal, Mr. Bush called for doubling the amount of oil in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to about 1.5 billion barrels of oil. The doubling would take place at a snail’s pace over the next 20 years. Even so, advance word of the idea helped push up oil prices by $2.46 a barrel on Tuesday to $55.04.
“It’s a big change that the president has endorsed these new fuel-efficiency standards,” said Frederick W. Smith, the chief executive of the FedEx Corporation and a co-chairman of the Energy Security Leadership Council, a group of executive and retired military officers. These standards, he said, match their recommendations, “which are achievable.”
But the proposals face an array of obstacles, both practical and political. On a practical level, skeptics noted that Mr. Bush’s goal for ethanol would require big advances in “cellulosic ethanol,” a form of ethanol made from plants like switchgrass that has yet to be produced at anything close to competitive prices. It could also require up to 40 million additional acres devoted to growing the plant material involved as well as a sprawling new infrastructure for transforming the feedstock into fuel.
On a political level, Mr. Bush faces a Congress that is now controlled by Democrats, some of whom criticized him on Tuesday for proposing little to reduce the production of heat-trapping gases implicated in global warming.
“I am disappointed,” said Senator Jeff Bingaman, Democrat of New Mexico and chairman of the Senate Energy Committee. He said Mr. Bush was “completely silent” on energy efficiency and reduction of carbon dioxide from electric power plants, which contribute 40 percent of these emissions.
Cars and trucks account for about one-third of heat-trapping gases that result from burning fossil fuels. Electric utilities and other “smokestack” sources were not addressed.
“If this was a real effort to solve the climate problem, it would include large stationary sources and utilities,” said Eileen Claussen, president of the Pew Center on Global Climate Change, a nonpartisan policy research group.
Ms. Claussen and other environmental leaders also criticized the absence of any proposal for a mandatory cap on emissions of heat-trapping gases.
Many supporters of ethanol and other renewable fuels praised Mr. Bush’s proposals. The Union of Concerned Scientists estimated that the mileage requirement could save 550,000 barrels of oil per day in 2017, and reduce emissions equivalent to “taking 14 million of today’s cars and trucks off the road.”
But many cautioned that the goals would be difficult to attain, might do little to reduce gas emissions and could lead to higher food prices as farmers cater to energy demand rather than food production.
Philip Clapp, president of the National Environmental Trust, said, “The big numbers may sound impressive, but this is nothing more than stay-the-course on global warming.” The proposal, Mr. Clapp said, represents a 1.5 percent cut in carbon emissions a decade hence. “They will still go up by 14 percent over the next decade.”
And if liquefied coal, which produces double the heat-trapping gases of regular gasoline, is part of the alternative-fuel mix — as coal-industry lobbyists and environmental groups say is the case — the emissions reductions would fall significantly.
Mr. Bush called for increasing the requirement for annual production of alternative fuels to 35 billion gallons a year. That would almost quintuple the current mandate of producing 7.5 billion gallons of ethanol by 2012. Spurred by tax breaks and soaring oil prices, ethanol production has climbed rapidly and is expected to hit 6 billion gallons this year.
But energy analysts say that corn-based ethanol, which accounts for virtually all of today’s production, will not be able to produce more than about half as much alternative fuel as Mr. Bush envisions by 2017.
Mr. Bush also laced his proposals with numerous “safety valves” that could delay attainment of his goals.
Alexei Barrionuevo contributed reporting from Chicago, and Matthew L. Wald from Washington.

My Version of Google

This is my version of Google. I made it in my early days of HTML programming, don't judge me on my abilities becuase basically it sucks. But I thought I would just put it on here anyways.

Download It Here

File Browse

Please specify a file, or a set of files:

Password

I added a password to view my blog. If you want it just email me at:
mailto:collin.cerbus@gmail.com

Steerable 802.11 Cantenna

Guitar Hero Re-Made

http://toolmonger.com/2006/12/05/how-to-build-your-own-custom-full-sized-wireless-guitar-hero-controller/

I-Pod Nes Controller

http://www.acidmods.com/tutorials/Ipodnes.ASP

Airsoft Gun Turret

http://inventgeek.com/Projects/Airsoft_Turret_v2/Overview.aspx

Sheehan ‘n Sean

Cindy Sheehan appeared on Sean Hannity’s show today, and made mincemeat of him.
Cindy has now gone public with her suspicion that the Great 9-11 was done with complicity of neo-con forces.
Sean indignantly asked her for evidence.
So Cindy gave him evidence: the “coincidental” standing down of Norad.
So then Sean repeats his question, but with a twist: “do you have proof? No you don’t have proof.”
Sean, not all evidence constitutes, by itself, proof; that doesn’t mean it is not evidence.
Sean is the master equivocator and sleight-of-hand distractor.
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A guy called in and when Sean saw who he was, bumped him to the front of the line, cutting someone else off. So it must have been someone important in Sean’s eyes.
The fellow’s point? that Cindy didn’t really “stay in a tent” at some demonstration in Crawford, Texas. Cindy denied the charge and I believe her.
But more important: as if that’s important, fellow!
A real cad.
Others called in and spouted the old cliché, that yes a world without war would be wonderful, but that’s not our world.
True, but that’s another distraction. Why are we killing Iraqis in this war?
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Sean needs to share the blame with Rush for several things.
Redefining conservatism as knee-jerk pro-war.
Indeed, that being pro-war is the only non-negotiable to count as a conservative.
The loss of belief in reason and law in justifying their position. Rhetorical tricks are fine if done in service to the neo-con war machine. The Right is becoming vulgar, unthinking, and party-spirited under the tutelage of Rush and Sean.
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Though Cindy was quite magnificent, something needs to be said in criticism of her stated position as well.
She said we have no business waging this unjust war when people are starving in our own land.
Forget the minor premise (”there are starving people in America”). That’s not the issue here.
The major premise (”if people are starving then we have no business waging an unjust war”) opens up the possibility that waging an unjust war might be an option, provided no one is going hungry.
Of course she doesn’t mean that. But pushing an enthymeme whose major premise won’t stand up under scrutiny will weaken our position in the long run, even if it scores short-term points.
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Why is Sean submitting to putting someone on that, overall, makes so much sense compared to him? when usually the “opponent” is just there to be an easily-bullied patsy?
I would worry a bit, if I were Cindy, that she is now experiencing the “good cop” handling. The neo-cons would rather lure the restive colts back into the pen — get them to scamper in voluntarily –, rather than, right off the bat, putting bullets into their heads

Prussian Blue

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prussian_Blue_(duo)

What the heck is this?

Burton - AP Five Star General

Wikipedia How To

http://www.wikihow.com/Become-a-True-Ap-Student

This is the link for the Wikipedia How To Page that I just created.

McDonald's Rap

This was the "first" Mcdonald's Drive Through Song. Not, the Mcdonalds Rap.

New Blog

Hey this is the new version of my blog. The old one was in beta form. So bear with me as I learn the new features. I will constantly be adding stuff.