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Monday, June 20, 2011
Monday, June 13, 2011
Interesting Duo!
MJ recording with Barry Gibb of The Bee Gee's...well, MJ recording with anybody is awesome. Will this eventually be released as a single? We can only wait and see. I hope it is! :)
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Facebook Tattoo
A woman in the Netherlands decides to get a tattoo of her 100-Something facebook friends. What if that friend becomes an un-friend, or changes their profile picture...uh-oh, new tattoo.
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Monday, June 6, 2011
These Tigers or Tiggers don't substitute well.
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Sunday, June 5, 2011
OMG, where's the cornstarch!
It seemed to me like it was lost in translation; but it turns out MI-6 (the British version of the CIA, and where the fictional character of James Bond works) hacked the Al-Quida magazine to show....cupcake recipies, lol!
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Monday, May 23, 2011
Are you any good at Texting?
With so many people texting, someone has to make a mistake. From Sexting to Not Proofreading your texts. Read this with your Oatmeal in the morning.
How about them
How about them
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Very Uplifting
Japan Bra Thanks to Reuters for the image.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Are Mini Nuclear Reactors safe?
Why did we not hear about this in the United States? Negative press prehaps. They say these can be buried safely underground. What these people don't account for is earthquakes, If something goes wrong, who might their clients blame, the company? the United States? What shocks me is that this article is a few years old, yet has anyone (besides the folks at the company) ever heard of it in the United States. I doubt it.
Mini Nuclear Reactors to power US homes within 5 years?
The Company Website
Myths and Facts?
Mini Nuclear Reactors to power US homes within 5 years?
The Company Website
Myths and Facts?
Monday, May 2, 2011
Monday, April 25, 2011
Zombie virus, could it happen!?
(CNN) -- An airborne virus is rapidly turning people into zombies. Two-thirds of humanity has been wiped out. Scientists desperately look for a cure, even as their own brains deteriorate and the disease robs them of what we consider life.
Relax, it's only fiction -- at least, for now. This apocalyptic scenario frames the new novel "The Zombie Autopsies" by Dr. Steven Schlozman, a child psychiatrist who holds positions at Harvard Medical School and the Massachusetts General Hospital/McLean Program in Child Psychiatry.
You might not expect someone with those credentials to take zombies seriously, but it turns out the undead are a great way to explore real-world health issues: why certain nasty diseases can destroy the brain, how global pandemics create chaos and fear, and what should be done about people infected with a highly contagious and incurable lethal illness. CNN talks Zombies
Relax, it's only fiction -- at least, for now. This apocalyptic scenario frames the new novel "The Zombie Autopsies" by Dr. Steven Schlozman, a child psychiatrist who holds positions at Harvard Medical School and the Massachusetts General Hospital/McLean Program in Child Psychiatry.
You might not expect someone with those credentials to take zombies seriously, but it turns out the undead are a great way to explore real-world health issues: why certain nasty diseases can destroy the brain, how global pandemics create chaos and fear, and what should be done about people infected with a highly contagious and incurable lethal illness. CNN talks Zombies
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