Daily Archives: 07 September 7, 2007

Can you find the names of 16 books from the Bible in the paragraph below without the aid of your bible?  (One minister found 15 of the books in 20 minutes, but it took him weeks to find the last … Continue reading →

Saw this at Best Buy last night:

When we first moved out here, there was nothing but open fields.  Now, there are mansions popping up all over the place.  Terry Bradshaw was one of the first to move out here and started some sort of housing development … Continue reading →

There is now a Christian hair growth product. Link

Yesterday Omron released a very interesting piece of technology “Smile Measurement Software”, basically, and as you will see in the picture below, Omron is able to detect the smile factor of one or several people on a scale of 0% … Continue reading →

The conventional response to myths and urban legends is to counter bad information with accurate information. But the new psychological studies show that denials and clarifications, for all their intuitive appeal, can paradoxically contribute to the resiliency of popular myths. … Continue reading →

From Britain’s Got Talent with American Idol’s Simon Cowell. A mobile phone salesman does good. I found that video on this site which provides links to more videos, even a Today Show interview.

This is one of them. Link (Language Warning.)

Synopsis: “Operation Babylift” was a $2 million dollar US initiative that airlifted over 2,000 Vietnamese orphans out of a war-torn country to protect them from the impending threat of the Communist Regime. Coined by some as “one of the most … Continue reading →

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This soon to be published John Draper book gets more interesting: Perhaps the oddest revelation is an episode from 1992, when his father was president. The younger Mr. Bush found the White House a “creepy place,” Mr. Draper writes. After … Continue reading →

The Wireless Puppy Cam has a camera in its nose and can transit audio and video to the handheld receiver, presumably to use as some kind of baby monitor. Link

A group of the animals – known as a mob – at Longleat Safari Park turned their paws to the hobby when a warden accidentally left a camera in their enclosure. In the five minutes before he returned, the inquisitive … Continue reading →