Free Republic

Lumi by Pampers is a smart sensor that attaches to your infant's diaper and sends you a notification when the baby needs to be changed. The Lumi system uses an HD night vision camera capable of monitoring temperature and humidity, the baby sensor and an app to compile the data for parents.

On the Fourth of July we celebrate the country’s independence from Great Britain. We also honor the country’s founding and remember the unalienable rights to “Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness” laid out in the Declaration of Independence. The Fourth marked the official start to a long fight against a tyrannical, distant government that abusively meddled with the lives of colonists. This year, perhaps you’ll celebrate our hard-won freedoms by waving the flag, watching a parade, or enjoying fireworks. But everyone will celebrate with food. So what better time is there to consider how the federal government currently meddles...

Kanye West took aim at U.S. Recording Academy officials for his Album of the Year Grammy snub at a show in Arizona on Dec 10, suggesting the oversight is racially charged.

New Black Panther President Malik Zulu Shabazz and poll thug King Samir Shabazz speak of arming themselves against the Tea Parties and police before a gathering of Black Panthers. King Samir Shabazz: "The quickest way to get rid of police brutality is to get rid of the police."

I just heard on Glenn Beck about this app, where new parents can follow how their baby develops from conception. Glenn also mentioned that a high percentage of parents (over 90% if I remember) who see ultrasounds of their baby will not choose to abort. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulV5LDwdn8Y I called and wrote Pampers about their wonderful idea, and told them that I would encourage my 5 child-bearing age kids to get their app and buy their products. I also suggested that they make an IPhone app too! They liked the idea :) Feel free to Freep Pampers too!

n W.H., Obama staff will say cu l8r 2 im By: Ben Smith January 17, 2009 08:24 PM EST Barack Obama may get to keep his Blackberry, but David Axelrod is losing his IM. The lawyers broke the bad news to Obama aides at a briefing Friday morning convened by incoming Deputy White House Counsel Cassandra Butts: Not only are they leaving the modern world to enter a White House where some of the clunky desktop computers still run Windows 2000 but—worst of all—they'll be forced to surrender form of communication staffers have relied on for the last two years...

Research Confirms Unborn Learning About Outside World February 24, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) - New research funded by Pampers has confirmed that the unborn are actively learning about the outside world.The study group found that from at least 25 weeks, the unborn can recognize their mother's voice, and can react to taste, touch, and sound, as reported by Ireland On Line.See related LifeSiteNews.com coverage: Science Reveals Unborn can Dream, Smell, Hear, Remember Events and Feel Pain http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2004/may/04051707.html British Study Shows Unborn Are 'Conscious Before 24 Weeks'http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2003/mar/03031006.html Science Reveals Unborn can Dream, Smell, Hear, Remember Events and Feel PainROME, May 17, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com)...

His female caretakers thought they were caring for a handicapped adult, but William Mucklow was really a financial analyst. His nurses say he had a scheming mind and a penchant for Pampers. More than 20 women allege Mucklow behaved like a baby and asked them to change his diapers. Debbie McKemy/Alleged Victim: "He came to the door in a green onesy with a diaper full and a binky in his mouth. He acted like a 3-year-old child." Court documents allege William Mucklow pretended to be his own mother on phone interviews arranging for health care workers to come to his...

Tokyo resident Jun Miyakawa has stopped going to Starbucks and no longer buys Pampers diapers for his baby. Although his government was among the first to back the US-led invasion of Iraq, Miyakawa, a private sector worker, is part of Japan's increasingly vocal anti-war movement. The "Peace Choice" campaign, which he helped organize, is urging boycotts of American products from McDonald's hamburgers to Ford cars. "My family and I want to continue to live on this planet, and I want this war to stop," he said Wednesday. "It's unbelievable that in this day and age a nation would invade another...