Daily Archives: 19 April 19, 2007

Was in Unsolved Mysteries.  You know, that show that Robert Stack hosted with the creepy music.  Don’t believe me?  Check out his profile here at IMDB.  The entire case can be viewed below. He makes his appearance towards the end … Continue reading →

Green inventors have come up with an environmentally friendly solution to cooking alfresco – a solar-powered barbecue. With forecasters predicting a long scorching summer for the UK, millions of us are expected to leave bigger carbon footprints by cooking over … Continue reading →

What is Suicide Food? Suicide Food is any depiction of animals that act as though they wish to be consumed. Suicide Food actively participates in or celebrates its own demise. Suicide Food identifies with the oppressor. Suicide Food is a … Continue reading →

QueryCAT searches the largest database of frequently asked questions to help you find the information you are looking for. QueryCAT is different from other search engines because it understands the questions people ask. Instead of sending you to a web … Continue reading →

I didn’t even know these things existed, seems like they would be kind of dangerous. Link

Prediction #6:  Automobiles will be cheaper than horses are today. Farmers will own automobile hay-wagons, automobile truck-wagons, plows, harrows and hay-rakes. A one-pound motor in one of these vehicles will do the work of a pair of horses or more. … Continue reading →

In 20 pictures, a poignant portrayal of a single mother and her young son as he loses his battle with cancer. Emotional stuff, proceed with caution. Link Mother’s Website

A bit long but interesting. Link

Instructions and templates for creating your own papercraft Star Wars minifigs. Link

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Episiotomy delivers doctor to court, settlement reached You can read the whole article here, but if you just want to know what it’s about, you can find out after the jump.  It could ruin your breakfast.

April 18 (Bloomberg) — Russia plans to build the world’s longest tunnel, a transport and pipeline link under the Bering Strait to Alaska, as part of a $65 billion project to supply the U.S. with oil, natural gas and electricity … Continue reading →

SYDNEY, Australia (AP) – An Australian scientist emerged Wednesday after spending nearly two weeks underwater in a steel box, pedaling a stationary bicycle to generate his own electricity and growing algae to convert carbon dioxide into oxygen. Marine biologist Lloyd … Continue reading →

Find out here. I wonder if he ever has to call the call center in India when it crashes?