The falling chick |
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Painting mosaic |
 This image is a photomosaic of the famous painting 'Starry Night'. The image is made with over 210.000 tiny photographs and a total size of over 1.500.000.000 points in other words it is a 1.5 Gigapixel Image. Click over the image (Zoom In) until you start to see the tiny images. |
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Massages for prison inmates? |
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Prisoners in certain prisons will begin receiving massages to relieve stress.
I wonder if they'll get a "happy ending?" |
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Babysitter of the Year? |
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Patricia Sato said the charges against her daughter are exaggerated. Charity Lynn Sato, 20, isn't capable of committing sexual acts with the 11-year-old boy she was babysitting, she said.
But she acknowledged her daughter isn't so sure. ``I'm not saying all of it didn't happen,'' Patricia Sato said. ``I asked Charity what happened, and she said, `Mommy, I was drunk. I don't remember.' '' Charity Sato was arrested Saturday on charges that she forced the boy she was babysitting to use a sex toy on her twice during a 2 1/2-week period ending this past Tuesday. |
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Rasterbator! |
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The Rasterbator is a web service which creates huge, rasterized images from any picture. The rasterized images can be printed and assembled into extremely cool looking posters up to 20 meters in size.
The Rasterbator is very easy to use. You can either upload a file from your computer or use any file that is publicly available in the Internet. After you have cropped the image and selected a desired size, the rasterbated image will be sent to you as an easily printable pdf file. |
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No more glasses |
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The need for reading glasses or bifocals as we age may begin fading from sight with the latest generation of intraocular lenses.
Doctors at UT Southwestern Medical Center are among the first to receive the ReSTOR lens, a new surgically implanted lens that can allow patients who have trouble seeing at arms length to see near, intermediate and far distances without glasses or contacts. |
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Tobacco Companies Designed Cigarettes "To Addict Women" |
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A new analysis of tobacco industry documents provides evidence that cigarette companies intentionally modified their products to promote female smoking by emphasizing attributes they knew would appeal to women – stylishness and taste, as well as perceived health benefits. According to the authors, the study presents particularly troubling implications for world health, as tobacco companies seek to increase smoking among women in developing countries.
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For the inexperienced |
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They also have motorbikes |
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If you're serious about finding the right motorcycle quickly and easily, you're in the right place. Other motorcycle classifieds websites offer weak search features and loads of outdated, incomplete, and even fraudulent ads.
 Cycle Snatch is the most technologically advanced and complete motorcycle classified ads system on the planet. |
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All for charity? |
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Sir Paul McCartney landed the headline spot at Live 8 after threatening not to perform at all.
The 62-year-old former Beatle told organisers he wanted to open Saturday's Hyde Park concert and close it or he would 'think seriously' about taking part. They have bowed to his demand and Sir Paul will start the show with a version of Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - reworded to honour the achievements of Bob Geldof - and round it off eight hours later with The Long and Winding Road. In a compromise to clashing egos, he will share the stage for the opening number with Bono and U2. Both stars and the rest of the band will pay homage to the Sergeant Pepper legend by wearing the multicoloured militarystyle suits the Beatles wore on the 1967 album cover. |
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An eye for an eye? |
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An Iranian court has sentenced a man to have his eyes surgically removed for a crime he committed as a teenager 12 years ago. Amnesty International has condemned the sentence, reported in the Iranian daily Etemaad, but local human rights groups say these unusual punishments are hardly ever executed.
Etemaad says the accused, identified only as Vahid, was 16 when he threw a bottle of acid at another man during a fight in a vegetable market in 1993. The top opened - Vahid insists accidentally - and blinded his victim in both eyes. |
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Admit It! |
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Every parents nightmare |
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Sheriff being the model citizen |
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Japanese Fun |
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If you are bored and you happen to live in Japan, here are some interesting suggestions to get through the day.
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Festival love |
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Computer Tape Backup Using a Camcorder |
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Firestreamer-DV is software that makes your DV recorder appear as a regular tape drive to other applications running on your computer.
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Google Video Hack |
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You da man |
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It isn't that hard |
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June 29, 2005 | |
France to host first nuclear fusion plant | |
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Science's quest to find a cheap and inexhaustible way to meet global energy needs took a major step forward on Tuesday when a 30-nation consortium chose France to host the world's first nuclear fusion reactor.
After months of wrangling, France defeated a bid from Japan and signed a deal to site the 10 billion euro ($12.2 billion) experimental reactor in Cadarache, near Marseille. The project will seek to turn seawater into fuel by mimicking the way the sun produces energy. Its backers say it would be cleaner than existing nuclear reactors, but critics argue it could be at least 50 years before a commercially viable reactor is built, if at all. | |
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June 23, 2005 | |
Motorola Launches M1000 | |
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Motorola today announced the launch of the FOMA M1000, the world’s first-ever WLAN-integrated W-CDMA and GSM/GPRS dual-mode smartphone.
Developed jointly by Motorola and NTT DoCoMo, the new handset is modeled on Motorola’s 3G A1000, which won high acclaim from consumers in Europe and Asia. The M1000 will be available in Japan from July 1, 2005 through NTT DoCoMo channels. “This is a breakthrough for the Japanese market because this goes beyond what was available to consumers here in the past. The fact they can now have 3G, business applications and multi-media functions makes this truly a seamless mobile experience and something Japanese consumers have been waiting for" said Michael Tatelman, Vice President and General Manager of Motorola Mobile Devices Business in North Asia. | |
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June 21, 2005 | |
Sultan of Brunei's Private Airplane | |
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An Air Force Lt. General wrote...
I toured this aircraft as it was being "remodeled" in Waco. Now you go and check out the Sultan of Brunei's Private Airplane. | |
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Bloomington, Indiana - a safe and civil city! |
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Major hurricane likely to hit U.S. in '05 |
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The Atlantic-Caribbean hurricane season opening June 1 promises to be "very active," marked by an above-average number of storms and with high odds of a major hit on the United States, a researcher said on Tuesday.
Colorado State University Professor William Gray and his research team expect 15 tropical storms, with eight of those growing to hurricane strength during the six-month storm season that runs to Nov. 30. They expect four storms to strengthen into intense hurricanes with sustained winds of 111 mph (178 kph) or greater, which can cause extensive damage. |
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Date me, Natalie |
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I'm asking for one date with Natalie Portman. I'm not asking to marry her. I'm not asking for a week's vacation with her. I'm not asking to exchange love letters with her. I want one conversation with her, in person. I've decided to ask for this through a website presenting my argument about why I feel this is worth Natalie's time.
Some people are just losers! |
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I Miss You |
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Britain's military told to wear underpants when going to tailors |
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Britain's servicemen and woman have been ordered to remember to put underwear on when getting measured for new uniforms to avoid embarrassing their tailors.
A notice was issued to members of the army, navy and airforce in January after tailors complained about military personnel turning up to be fitted for their parade uniforms without wearing any underpants, a Ministry of Defence spokesman said Monday. "Some of the contractors complained about the embarrassment that causes, not surprisingly, so instructions were issued to all three services just reminding personnel to dress appropriately and modestly," the spokesman told AFP. |
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Food for thought? |
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Insects may be packed with protein, but would you really want to eat them? People in northern Thailand do! Giant water bugs served with chilli and sticky rice are seen as a tasty treat, and dung beetles are thought to add flavour to curry.
In Ghana, people catch edible frogs which can be made into a soup or roasted. Australia is full of wildlife that can bite you and now Aussie chefs are biting back! They’ve been dishing up crocodile, kangaroo and emu steaks. You can even order shark – called flake – in Australian chip shops. People eat the weirdest things… |
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Helicopter land on Mount Everest |
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Obese Woman Referred to Zoo for MRI |
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A 407-pound New York woman claims she is suffering severe pain because her obesity leaves her unable to get proper medical attention.
Jennifer Walters, who is bed-ridden and cannot walk because of excessive weight, told the New York Post because she cannot fit into a magnetic resonance imaging machine, doctor said she should go to the Bronx Zoo for an X-ray |
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Beats pin the tail |
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A mother faces criminal charges after she hired a stripper to dance at her 16-year-old son's birthday party.
Anette Pharris, 34, and four others were indicted by a grand jury on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and involving a minor in obscene acts. "It's a bunch of bull," Pharris told The Tennessean newspaper. "I tried to do something special for my son. It didn't harm him." |
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June 17, 2005 | |
American soldiers gone wild | |
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American soldiers gone wild
No wonder they are getting nowhere in Iraq. They're all a bunch of perverted pussies! | |
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June 15, 2005 | |
BenQ to buy Siemens Mobile | |
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The Taiwan-based BenQ Group, which also produces mobile phones in addition to other consumer electronic products like digital cameras, scanners and LCD screens, will acquire Siemens’ entire mobile phone business with more than 6,000 employees worldwide. The business will be headquartered in Munich. The closing of the deal is expected in the fourth quarter of Siemens’ fiscal year 2005. “With this partnership, we have found a sustainable perspective for our mobile phones business. BenQ and Siemens complement one another ideally. We will be uniting our strengths with BenQ’s highly successful consumer business. In addition, we also complement one another perfectly in terms of geography. This will give BenQ, which up until now has been very strong in Asia, access to the European and Latin American markets where we hold leading positions,” said Klaus Kleinfeld, the CEO of Siemens AG.
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June 14, 2005 | |
Strained US Army relaxes new officer requirements | |
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The U.S. Army, facing recruiting woes and a reorganized force, will relax requirements for new officers, welcoming older candidates and allowing more tolerance of past minor crimes, officials said on Thursday.
Trying to stem the loss of current personnel, the Army also has made it more difficult to kick soldiers out of the military for alcohol or drug abuse, being overweight or "unsatisfactory performance," according to a recent memo. "We are an Army at war and increasing levels of attrition of first-term enlisted soldiers in both the training base and units is a matter of great concern," the memo stated. | |
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Live 8 logic attracts criticism |
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Blur frontman Damon Albarn has become the latest critic of next month's Live 8 concerts, saying they will perpetuate the idea of Africa as a "failing, ill" place.
He has followed several fellow musicians, teachers, black rights campaigners, police and an international aid charity in questioning the logic behind Bob Geldof's event. Live 8 concerts will be staged in London, Edinburgh, Philadelphia, Paris and Rome in an effort to pressure G8 leaders to tackle debt in Africa. Reviving memories of Geldof's 1985 Live Aid concerts, the new event will include performances by Coldplay, Madonna, U2, 50 Cent, Steve Wonder and Sir Paul McCartney. |
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Pink Floyd's ups and downs |
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Pink Floyd - one of the biggest UK bands of all time - are reuniting for next month's Live 8 concert in London's Hyde Park.
Fans will be delighted to hear that Roger Waters, Pink Floyd's bass player and main lyricist, will be rejoining the band he co-founded after an absence of more than 20 years. Pink Floyd's most successful line-up - Roger Waters, David Gilmour on guitar, Rick Wright on keyboards and Nick Mason on drums - have not played together since the days of their last hit, the 1979 double concept album The Wall. Since then, they have performed in depleted formations, following an acrimonious break-up and legal wrangling. |
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India's five-year-old policeman |
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At a time when most children prepare to go to school, Saurabh Nagvanshi is off to the office.
Saurabh works at a police station in Raipur, the capital of India's central state of Chhattisgarh. He is five years old. He is part of an Indian system that allows a family member to take the post of a government employee who dies while in service. There is no age limit and many families have no alternative but to send young children to work to make ends meet. It's not that the kid is a child prodigy or something, the simple reason is that India is a poor country with stupid rules. |
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Pakistani politician got paid £1,000 a month in UK benefits |
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A prominent Pakistani politician has been receiving British state benefits to which he was not entitled while living in a palatial home in Karachi.
As the governor of Sindh province in Pakistan, Dr Ishrat-Ul-Ebad Khan lives in a mansion in the state capital while being waited on by servants and chauffeured in Mercedes limousines. Yet, while enjoying the perks of his position, Dr Khan was for 10 months the recipient of money from the benefits system, including income support worth about £1,000 a month. Taxpayers also funded the £244-a-week rent on a house in north-west London, that Dr Khan keeps as a base for his family in Britain. His wife, Shaheena, also received benefits because she had been diagnosed with a "stress disorder". Extra money was added to allow for Dr Khan, who did not have a job, as her full-time career. |
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June 09, 2005 | |
Mimi MacPherson Home Video | |
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June 08, 2005 | |
Pakistan’s growth is ‘second fastest’ | |
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The world’s second fastest growing economy after China is no longer India. It’s Pakistan, says a commentary on Pakistan’s budget by US financial wire service Bloomberg. Another financial news service, Forbes, commented that Pakistan had seen a swift economic turnaround after the Sept 11, 2001, attacks in the United States when it threw its support behind Washington in the war on terror, and in return America and many other countries gave it financial assistance or rescheduled and wrote off its loans.
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June 07, 2005 | |
sDisney | |
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Fake Wrestling |
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IBM's brains plan to build a brain |
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International Business Machines Corp. is linking with a team of Swiss scientists to create the world's first accurate, computer-based model of the brain, the company said Monday.
The researchers hope that modeling the brain at the cellular level will give new insights into the workings of the most complex organ in the body. |
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Rock concerts better than sex? |
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Studies show that rock concerts relieve more stress than sex. Hmmm...maybe that's why some folks try both together.
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Caption This! |
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June 06, 2005 | |
Pacman comes to life virtually | |
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A human version of the classic arcade game Pacman, superimposing the virtual 3D game world on to city streets and buildings, is being developed by researchers at Singapore.
Players equipped with a wearable computer, headset and goggles can physically enter a real world game space by choosing to play the role of Pacman or one of the Ghosts. A central computer system keeps track of all their movements with the aid of GPS receivers and a wireless local area network. The Human Pacman was developed by Adrian David Cheok and his team at the Mixed Reality Lab, National University of Singapore. Merging different technologies such as GPS, Bluetooth, virtual reality, wi-fi, infrared and sensing mechanisms, the augmented reality game allows gamers to play in a digitally-enhanced maze-like version of the real world. It has been selected as one of the world's top 100 high-impact and visionary technologies and will showcased at the Wired NextFest 2005 in Chicago, US, which runs from June 24 to 26. | |
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PlayStation - The Ultimate Sex Toy |
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I watch porn and plug in the PlayStation at the same time. I worked out that you can have the PlayStation running but have the TV on a different channel. First I get to a part in a game where if I run into the walls, the controller vibrates. I hold down the button and the character runs into the walls continuously so the controller vibrates nonstop. Then I switch over to the porn and hold the controller on my clit and come at the same time the chick on the screen does while pretending the guy is doing the same thing to me. It feels sooo good, you have to try it!
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Pirelli |
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I only wonder what I would look like in such a Pirelli outfit. Ah well, I'll just smile for the camera....
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Forget-me-not panties |
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Forget-me-not panties will monitor the location of your daughter, wife or girlfriend 24 hours a day, and can even monitor their heart rate and body temperature.
Based on pioneering research developed by the U.S. military at DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), we have brought this revolutionary technology, previously only available to the military, to you! These "panties" can trace the exact location of your woman and send the information, via satellite, to your cell phone, PDA, and PC simultaneously! |
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What drink did they have? |
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The Unsolvable Math Problem |
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A young college student was working hard in an upper-level math course, for fear that he would be unable to pass. On the night before the final, he studied so long that he overslept the morning of the test.
When he ran into the classroom several minutes late, he found three equations written on the blackboard. The first two went rather easily, but the third one seemed impossible. He worked frantically on it until — just ten minutes short of the deadline — he found a method that worked, and he finished the problems just as time was called. The student turned in his test paper and left. That evening he received a phone call from his professor. "Do you realize what you did on the test today?" he shouted at the student. |
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Double Duty |
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Underwear vs Gravity |
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A study of the effects of celery on loose elastic led to this art project wear underwear meets gravity.
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Underwear vs Gravity |
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A study of the effects of celery on loose elastic led to this art project wear underwear meets gravity.
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New drug delays male orgasms, study finds |
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The first drug formulated to treat premature ejaculation delays climax and also increases reported satisfaction, researchers said on Monday.
The drug, called dapoxetine, helped men delay their orgasms significantly and doubled the numbers of men and their female partners reporting "good" sexual satisfaction, they told a conference. |
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MSPaint Rulez! |
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Michelin lets the air out of future tire innovation |
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Michelin showcased a potential future for mobility, an integrated tire and wheel combination missing one ingredient that is vital for traditional tire performance...air. The company unveiled the first real-world fitments for its revolutionary "Tweel" – which operates entirely without air.
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'New hack cracks 'secure' Bluetooth devices |
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Cryptographers have discovered a way to hack Bluetooth-enabled devices even when security features are switched on. The discovery may make it even easier for hackers to eavesdrop on conversations and charge their own calls to someone else's cellphone.
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Image Savant |
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"Image Savant is a fine art studio located in Hollywood, California, owned and operated by Richard "dr." Baily. The primary focus is digital fx animation....
SPORE is an ongoing software/aesthetic development project that has grown out of a proprietary ultra-high speed particle renderer which runs on Irix, Linux, and OSX. All the images on page 1 and 2 are stills from animations, and some of these stills are constructed with over 1 billion particles." |
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Paris Hiltons Proclaims Saddam Pictures 'Hot' |
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Last week the London tabloid "The Sun" released some photographs of the 68 year old former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, including one revealing picture of him in nothing but his underwear.
Hotel heiress Paris Hilton, always a source of deep political thought, was asked about the photographs shortly after leaving a Los Angeles club Saturday night. "I think it's hot," said Hilton. "Saddam's got a great body and he's not afraid to show it. It's too bad more men aren't willing to be photographed in their undies." |
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My Apologies! |
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Mom blames school for their pregnant children of 12, 14 and 16 |
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Three sisters have each had children while still at school, the youngest at the age of 12.
Jemma, Jade and Natasha Williams, who receive benefits totalling more than £31,000 a year, are raising their babies alone after they became pregnant within three months of each other. The sisters, aged 12, 14 and 16 when they gave birth, live in Derby with their twice-divorced mother, who holds the education system responsible for their plight. "I blame the schools - sex education for young girls should be better," said Julie Atkins, 38. "More and more kids are getting pregnant younger and younger and sex education needs to start a lot earlier. |
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Teri Hatcher would do Playboy for $10m |
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Desperate Housewives star Teri Hatcher has revealed she would pose topless for Playboy for $10 million.
It was recently reported that her co-stars Nicolette Sheridan, Eva Longoria, Marcia Cross and Felicity Huffman turned down the offer for all of them to strip off for the men's magazine. But Teri admits the offer would be far too tempting. |
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Your choice? |
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Charlotte Church wants Halle Barry's tits |
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Welsh soprano Charlotte Church may only be 19 years old, but she already wants a new pair of breasts - and she has her eye on Halle Berry's.
The Voice of an Angel singer is horrified by the fake topless snaps of her circulating on the internet, but mainly because she claims the fakers "use really bad t*ts on my body". She explains, "They use computers to add my head onto someone else's body. Not that I'm perfect. I'd love a new pair of t*ts. "Halle Berry. Her t*ts are bl**dy fantastic. I saw them in a film the other week and they are the best. "Even though they are the wrong colour, I'd still have her t*ts if I could." |
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Star Wars is Satan's tool |
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And I beheld when he had opened the sixth seal, and, lo, there was a great earthquake; and the sun became black as sackcloth of hair, and the moon became as blood -Revelations 6:12
Billions of dollars has been made off the series of movies called The Star Wars that is beloved by millions. Many big fans of this space opera, do not know that the fantasy epic they enjoy is not a simple entertainment, but Satan's Battleground for their very souls! |
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Muddy Trails |
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Paris and I |
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I saw several similarities between she and I. For instance, Paris likes cheeseburgers, I like cheeseburgers. Paris likes washing her Bentley, I like Paris washing her bentley.
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Storm in a D-cup as computer heroine Lara Croft loses infamous features |
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In an attempt to appeal to more female players the creators of computer game icon Lara Croft have re-vamped her image to remove one of her most prominent and remarked-upon features -- her generous bust.
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Caption This! |
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Thongs are better |
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Air Safety |
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Things you probably will not find on the sheets in the bags in the seats on the airplanes you travel on. But these signs would make those stories the flight attendants need to tell you a lot more fun.
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See Shirley Manson on the toilet! |
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Get an exclusive look at the video to the new Garbage single, Sex Is Not The Enemy, only at Kerrang.com. The vid features Shirley Manson romping around a hotel room, including a brief glimpse of her on the toilet – really!
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N.J. College Student Auctions Body on EBay |
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A 21-year-old college business major living in this northern New Jersey community has proven a basic lesson of marketing: Sex sells. Courtney Van Dunk posted a bikini-clad picture of herself on eBay about two weeks ago, auctioning off space on her body for advertisers. The auction ended Thursday with a winning bid from a New Jersey wine retailer offering $11,300 for a month's worth of advertising. Van Dunk, though, says the offer has been retracted, but she's confident that she's made contacts with enough companies to still earn some cash.
When she finds a buyer, Van Dunk plans to place temporary tattoos on her abdomen while she's at the beach, or on other body parts when she's at the mall, sporting events, amusement parks and other public places. Her butt and chest are off limits. By the way: this is Courtney van Dunk. |
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June 03, 2005 | |
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Sex bracelet sends out wrong message |
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Sex bracelets are the new rage in high schools across America. Blue means you’re willing to kiss, Red means you’ll go all the way, and Green means you’ll give oral. This system is great for guys not wanting to expend the effort into working their way into a girls pants, as they know ahead of time who is putting out. But what happens when someone gets the wrong idea?
Sarah Hill wore a Green bracelet to school for a week in hopes of finding a guy to share her first kiss with, but instead was picked up by a chubby bull dyke wanting to cut her grass. |
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The Hemp Conspiracy |
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The world is crazy...but that does not mean you have to join the insanity. Get together. Spread the news. Tell people, and that includes your children, the truth. Use hemp products. Eliminate the word 'marijuana.' Realize the history that created it. Make it politically incorrect to say or print the M-word. Fight against the propaganda (designed to favor the agenda of the super rich) and the bullshit. Hemp must be utilized in the future. We need a clean energy source to save our planet. INDUSTRIALIZE HEMP!
The liquor, tobacco and oil companies fund more than a million dollars a day to Partnership for a Drug-Free America and other similar agencies. We have all seen their commercials. Now, their motto is: ‘It's more dangerous than we thought.’ Lies from the powerful corporations, that began with Hearst, are still alive and well today. The brainwashing continues. Now, the commercials say: If you buy a joint, you contribute to murders and gang wars. The latest anti-pot commercials say: If you buy a joint...you are promoting TERRORISM! The new enemy (terrorism) has paved the road to brainwash you any way THEY see fit. There is only one enemy; the friendly people you pay your taxes to; the war-makers and nature destroyers. With your funding, they are killing the world right in front of your eyes. HALF A MILLION DEATHS EACH YEAR ARE CAUSED BY TOBACCO. HALF A MILLION DEATHS EACH YEAR ARE CAUSED BY ALCOHOL. NO ONE HAS EVER, EVER DIED FROM SMOKING POT!! In the entire history of the human race, not one death can be attributed to cannabis. Our society has outlawed grass but condones the use of the KILLERS: TOBACCO and ALCOHOL. Hemp should be declassified and placed in DRUG stores to relieve stress. Hardening and constriction of the arteries are bad; but hemp usage actually enlarges the arteries...which is a healthy condition. We have been so conditioned to think that: Smoking is harmful. That is NOT the case for passive pot. Ingesting THC, hemp's active agent, has a positive effect; relieving asthma and glaucoma. A joint tends to alleviate the nausea caused by chemotherapy. You are able to eat on hemp. This is a healthy state of being. |
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Battle of the Big Boys |
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Porsche, Aston Martin, or B-Series Only one big boy's got what it takes to pull this demanding dame and satisfy her needs in the bedroom department...
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SummerParty |
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Just a few more weeks before spring turns into the next season, officially. To warm you up in May, here's a start for that summer party.
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Jedi in the woods |
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Every Jedi's life starts with hard training. But not everybody can become a true Jedi.
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Toasty Chicks Delivery |
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A new business called Toasty Chicks Delivery hopes to profit from an invasion of construction workers this summer by having women in snug T-shirts drop off lunches from area restaurants.
Toasty Chicks will take food orders, relay them to the restaurant of choice, pick up the food and deliver it to the work site, founder and owner Rodney Millspaugh said. Millspaugh said about 600 workers are expected this summer for the first phase of a massive, six-year development at the Snowmass ski resort. |
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'Runaway bride' sentenced to probation |
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The Georgia "runaway bride" whose highly publicized disappearance days before her wedding turned out to be a case of cold feet pleaded no contest on Thursday to a felony charge of making a false statement to police.
Jennifer Wilbanks, 32, appeared in a Gwinnett County court and was sentenced to two years probation and 120 hours of community service. She was also required to pay $2,550 to the county sheriff's department and continue mental treatment, the Gwinnett County District Attorney's office said in a statement. |
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Celebtitty wrestling |
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A model ends up topless on the pavement — in an amazing catfight outside a top club over two Premiership footballers.
Lauren Pope, 21, and pal Penny left London’s Funky Buddah with Southampton’s Peter Crouch, 24, and Celestine Babayaro, 26, of Newcastle United. As they were about to get into a taxi they were confronted by two other girls. |
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Infidelity is inevitable! |
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Actress Goldie Hawn is convinced her relationship with actor Kurt Russell has lasted 22 years because she lets him enjoy other women, spends time away from him and wears sexy clothes.
The Private Benjamin star urges other women to give their partners their own space and accept that infidelity is inevitable, if they want their romances to be as stable and satisfying as her partnership with the Backdraft star. |
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Party Flyer |
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It's pretty obvious that some people didn't read the text that was on the flyer for this party as well as they should have. Now who read it wrong and what was on that flyer?
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Upskirt Subway Camera Causes Bomb Scare |
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A small digital camera apparently planted by an unidentified voyeur to shoot up passing skirts caused a brief bomb scare near a Manhattan subway station, police said Wednesday.
A pedestrian called police on Tuesday afternoon to report seeing a box with wires sticking out of it under a subway grate in a sidewalk on the Upper East Side. The block was closed off while the police bomb squad investigated. The scare ended when officers discovered that the device was a digital camera. Police said on Wednesday they believe someone positioned the camera to record so-called upskirt images of women and girls in dresses and skirts as they strolled over the grate. |
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Google is funny! |
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Yes, google is funny, when you look in images for 'nice girl' the first image I think is a really nice girl!
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Rotten Tomatoes |
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You want to rent a movie? First check Rotten Tomatoes! That prevends you from hiring a lot of crap! Best page is the certified movies page, if a movie is on that page, you can be sure it's good!
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June 02, 2005 | |
Cigarette firms attempt to lure women | |
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Tobacco companies have done elaborate research on women to figure out how to hook them on smoking - even toying with the idea of chocolate-flavoured cigarettes that would curb appetite, according to a new analysis.
Researchers at Harvard University's School of Public Health said they examined more than seven million documents - some dating back to 1969, others as recent as 2000 - for new details about the industry's efforts to lure more women smokers. | |
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