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Sweet Aerial Photographs
robynbird
by robynbird  5-3-2007    7
 Photographs taken from above, some of them are extremely cool. The one of the roller coaster is my favourite I think.
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The fish that can survive for months in a tree
michellezm
by michellezm  10-18-2007    7
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McDonald's Application
kankamuso
by kankamuso  1-9-2007    5
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Best Underwater Photos - National Geographic
CrazyRedHead
by CrazyRedHead  12-17-2007    5
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Exploring the "lost city" of Mycenaeans
invictus
by invictus  3-11-2008    1
 Professor Daniel J. Pullen is unearthing a 3600-year-old "lost city" in Aegean coast.
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World’s Most Spectacular Skylines
hitchhiker08
by hitchhiker08  8-20-2008    4
 'Spectacular' is right - each city/location has its own mesmerizing charm!
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Attentional adhesion forces us to look at beautiful people
kmakice
by kmakice  9-17-2007    2
 The eyes have it.
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World's Strangest Vehicles
zeruel
by zeruel  12-11-2007    7
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24 Hours in Photos
righthand
by righthand  3-11-2008    9
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The tale of Winter, the dolphin without a tail
michellezm
by michellezm  8-27-2007    4
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Will a Computer “Symbiote” be Implanted in Future Human Brains?
wildcat
by wildcat  6-26-2008    1
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When It Comes to Brains, Size Matters
wildcat
by wildcat  6-20-2008    3
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Our Earth as Art
Aribeth
by Aribeth  12-5-2007    7
 Welcome to the Earth as Art Gallery.Here you can view our planet through the beautiful images taken by the Landsat-7 satellite - and most recently, the Terra Satellite's Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer (ASTER). This gallery of images uses the visceral avenue of art to convey the thrilling perspective of the Earth that satellites provide to the viewer.
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Vampires a Mathematical Impossibility, Scientist Says
dbunder
by dbunder  10-26-2006    8
 Umm, yeah.
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Painting - calligraphy - graffiti - word & image
syncopath
by syncopath  2-15-2008    4
 
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Hilarious Church Signs
eurion
by eurion  8-25-2007    3
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Blowing Away Stress One Cigar at a Time
wildcat
by wildcat  8-30-2008    3
 stress-relief medication...
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One hundred tesla without self-destructing
wildcat
by wildcat  9-2-2008    3
 Why would anyone need a magnet that strong? Greg Boebinger, director of the Magnet Lab, says that this magnetic field strength is the only way to test the properties of newly discovered high-temperature superconductors like iron oxyarsenide, which may improve the performance of MRI machines and high-voltage power lines while lowering their cost. A 100‑T magnet would also let you conduct certain zero-gravity experiments without traveling into space and let you develop magnetic propulsion systems that could eventually replace those that burn rocket fuel.
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Simple reason helps males evolve more quickly
wildcat
by wildcat  11-15-2007    3
 “There’s a health aspect in figuring out differences in gene expression between the sexes,” said Wayne. “To make a male or a female, even in a fly, it’s all about turning things on -- either in different places or different amounts or at different times -- because we all basically have the same starting set of genes.”
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Dumb Quotes
CrazyRedHead
by CrazyRedHead  5-8-2007    4
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The student asked why Bush wasn't IMPEACHED, for that he was TASERED
thinkingblue
by thinkingblue  9-20-2007    69
 I can hear the conservatives yelling all over the blogesphere, THE NUT DESERVED WHAT HE GOT... I wonder what they would be yelling if it had happened to one of them or someone they loved. I watched the tape of the young student more times than I could stand to watch and still I could not see a reason for such a harsh punishment. Some believe we are becoming a police state with all the tasering going on by those who are suppose to protect us. I say, we're not becoming a police state ... WE ARE A POLICE STATE. I hope the American Civil Liberties Union, will get involved in this case it is just so outrageous. No one will want to allow their son or daughter to attend anything political... A closing of the minds of the young who are attending college so their minds can be opened, will be the result. It was a chilling event!
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Sorry About Our President!
quickstar
by quickstar  4-13-2007    8
 I can hardly wait to see the response of n2sooners and the other neo-con apologists to this clip... but I did not clip it for that reason! I clipped it to show people around the world that there are some Americans who see things for what they are, and who are truly sorry for the suffering we are causing!
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Secluded beaches around the globe
Aribeth
by Aribeth  4-20-2008    5
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Headlines from the year 2029
willhelm
by willhelm  10-15-2007    13
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'Gay-friendly' cities enjoy more economic prosperity
Mohir
by Mohir  6-24-2007    3
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Origin of State Names
willhelm
by willhelm  2-24-2008    11
 GEORGIA. Named after King George II of England, who charted the colony in 1732. HAWAII. An English adaptation of the native word owhyhee, which means "homeland." IDAHO. Possibly taken from the Kiowa Apache word for the Comanche Indians. ILLINOIS. The French bastardization of the Algonquin word illini, which means "men." INDIANA. Named by English-speaking settlers because the territory was full of Indians. IOWA. The Sioux word for "beautiful land," or "one who puts to sleep." KANSAS. Taken from the Sioux word for "south wind people," their name for anyone who lived south of Sioux territory. KENTUCKY. Possibly derived from the Indian word kan-tuk-kee, meaning "dark and bloody ground." Or kan-tuc-kec, "land of green reeds", or ken-take, meaning "meadowland." LOUISIANA. Named after French King Louis XIV. MAINE. The Old French word for "province." MARYLAND. Named after Queen Henrietta Maria, wife of English King George I.
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Duck Survives Two Days In Fridge
fickledpink
by fickledpink  1-21-2007    6
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Republican Rallies Now Sound like the KKK
citizenbfk
by citizenbfk  10-8-2008    14
 The clip from the New York Times reports someone at a Palin rally urging killing Barrack Obama, others calling Obama a 'traitor," -- Palin associating him with domestic terrorist...and an Afro-American TV reporter being hassled by the crowd. If we let these Republicans win again these are the types of people we'd be continuing to let rule and mislead our country. I urge their defeat not just in the elections next month, but the elections after that and the election after that until their party is driven into extinction. This will not only help our country but "send the message," that you shouldn't mislead and lie a nation into war, you can't commit war crimes, you can't shred the Constitution, you can't destroy our economy and give away money to the banks while people life savings are stolen. KKK America in power again? Not on my watch. Not while I still have breath. And I hope, sincerely hope, you feel the same. Vote Obama. Defeat Republicans.
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'World's Healthiest Fruit,' destroyed cancer cells
2muchInfo
by 2muchInfo  1-5-2007    5
 delivers 33 times more antioxidant power than both red grapes and red wine; made the 'Top Ten List of Super Foods'
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Professor Designs Plasma-propelled Flying Saucer
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  6-13-2008   
 The force created by passing an electrical current through this plasma pushes around the surrounding air, and that swirling air creates lift and momentum and provides stability against wind gusts. In order to maximize the area of contact between air and vehicle, Roy’s design is partially hollow and continuously curved, like an electromagnetic flying bundt pan. One of the most revolutionary aspects of Roy’s use of magnetohydrodynamics is that the vehicle will have no moving parts. The lack of traditional mechanical aircraft parts, such as propellers or jet engines, should provide tremendous reliability, Roy said. Such a design also will allow the WEAV to hover and take off vertically.
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The World's First Flying Saucer: Made Right Here on Earth
Mohir
by Mohir  7-8-2008    4
 Using an onboard source of energy (such as a battery, ultracapacitor, solar panel or any combination thereof), the electrodes will send an electrical current into the plasma, causing the plasma to push against the neutral (noncharged) air surrounding the craft, theoretically generating enough force for liftoff and movement in different directions (depending on where on the craft's surface you direct the electrical current). The concept sounds far-fetched, but U.F. mechanical and aerospace engineering associate professor Subrata Roy plans to have a mini model ready to demonstrate his theory within the next year.
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No vaginas please, we're Floridian
TheCatWhisperer
by TheCatWhisperer  3-29-2007    16
 OMFG... again with the "vagina is evil" bull... Didn't we go through this a week or so guys? (but with a school play) I'm just stunned that a woman actually complained the the word vagina was offensive...
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Weird Town Names and Their Origins
zephyr1
by zephyr1  6-3-2007    4
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Elmo Doll Threatens to Kill Toddler
Newfman
by Newfman  2-22-2008    6
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Reuters Year 2007 in Pictures
Lubaska
by Lubaska  5-21-2008    2
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Underground Wonders of the World
masbury
by masbury  6-26-2008   
 from Budapest to Disney World
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America's "BRUTAL Approach to Punishment. "
righthand
by righthand  8-26-2007    9
 Inextricably linked to the long history of racial inequality, with blacks put away in numbers vastly disproportionate to their overall population. The states with the highest ratio of prisoners per population are all former slave states with long traditions of jailhouse brutality, chain gangs and other barbaric practices: Louisiana (816 prisoners per 100,000 people), Texas (694) and Mississippi (669). In many states, blacks are up to 15 times as likely as whites to find themselves behind bars. In Florida, one in three adult black men has a criminal record. Some trends are more recent - tied, in particular, to the mania for tough-on-crime legislation that has swept state after state in the past 25 years. The national prison population up 400% since 1980, the increase fuelled in particular by the "war on drugs" and incarceration of petty drug offenders. Exacerbated a host of problems from overcrowding to prison rape to the formation of ultra-violent prison gangs, many racial
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Facebook Never Forgets
debbyski
by debbyski  7-14-2008    8
 "The Internet's anonymity, long memory and free-for-all gossip culture may yet prove a poisonous cocktail. But as our generation grows older and enters public life -- thankfully, we have some time -- we'll find ourselves in a political culture that increasingly views these "gotcha" moments in context and with an eye toward forgiveness. After all, the incriminating photo, the offensive blog post, that drunken 3 a.m. e-mail -- it could have been any of us."
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"Terrorist!" "Kill him!" - Anger growing at McCain rallies
masbury
by masbury  10-7-2008    13
 "Kill him!" shouted at Palin rally as Palin stokes Ayers paranoia; journalists taunted as Palin blames media for her weak interviews; "Terrorist!" shouted after McCain implies Obama is other than he seems. "Country first?" By stirring up hatred and suspicion?
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3 officers + Taser against ONE STUDENT. Not Dead! No Mace
righthand
by righthand  9-19-2007    21
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