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| Typical Chick Behavior |
| 06.30.04 (11:29 am) [edit] |
Female police officers in Berlin have won the right to patrol without uniform caps after complaining their hairstyles were getting ruined.
Of course, no comment was made about whether or not male cops need to wear the hats or not...I say this:
If these chick-cops don't need to wear headgear, I think the male cops should have the right to pee anywhere they want!
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| Blueberries On Mars |
| 06.30.04 (9:37 am) [edit] |
Among the most intriguing discoveries from Mars this year are the almost perfectly round pebbles, nicknamed [i]blueberries[/i], found in the Meridiani Planum, the vast plain near the Martian equator that rover Opportunity is currently exploring.
Similar spherical pebbles, it turns out, are also strewn around southern Utah. Similar geological and environmental conditions could have taken place on Mars that took place here on Earth. Those blueberries formed about 25 millions years ago.
In other respects, Meridiani Planum more resembles other places on Earth. On Mars, the surrounding sedimentary rock is made of ground-up volcanic basalt like that found on the beaches of Hawaii; the Utah concretions formed within sandstone. The water at Meridiani Planum was also highly acidic, like the Rio Tinto in southwestern Spain, whose name translates as Red River from the rusty hue it acquired from iron washing out of the rocks.
Dr. McLennan that geologists would have to look at many places on Earth to piece together the story of what happened at Meridiani Planum billions of years ago.
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| Dance Dance Revolution |
| 06.30.04 (7:42 am) [edit] |
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It's just a video game, right?
To die for!
Ah yes, parents and videogame critics alike were creaming themselves when they hear about Dance Dance Revolution - a video game where you actually exercise a bit to dance movements instead of just sitting around watching your ass grow. But no one realized that it makes little girls' hearts stop!
A 15-year old girl in Nebraska had heart failure while playing on this death machine. Paramedics shocked her several times with a defibrillator at the arcade to get her heart working again. The diagnosis, once she got to a hospital, was hypertrophy cardiomyopathy. The walls around her heart are so thick that her heart wasn't getting the signals to beat.
Either she was out of shape to begin with or this machine causes young women to go into cardiac arrest. I'm going with the ladder.
Just kidding...this is great game and great idea...but we shouldn't allow advanced gamers to use these death traps - they've been desinged to sit on their ass all day eating pork rines... we need to slowly ease our newbie gamers onto the next generation of video games, so more little overweight girls don't die. It'll take time, but the future of video games will help our children's obesity problem!
Oh who am I kidding...
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| Donnie Darko -The Director's Cut |
| 06.29.04 (12:24 pm) [edit] |
Now that I've got your attention...
Donnie Darko, the amazing cult classic, which I have in my Top Ten all-time favorite films, is coming out in theatres this summer in
[b][url=http://www.apple.com/trailers...]Donnie Darko - The Director's Cut[/url] [/b]
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The web site doesn't seem to be up and running yet, but you can view the trailer at the link above.
If you haven't seen this movie yet, do something about that...it's for your own good.
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| Household Android |
| 06.29.04 (11:17 am) [edit] |
Wow...this.....is freakin' weird.
Instead of commenting on this at the moment, I'll just plop in the info from their web site:
[b][url=http://www.gizmo.com.au/publi...]Meet Valerie.[/url] Valerie is a domestic android. Valerie will clean your house, change light bulbs, wash the dishes, do the laundry, check the sports scores for you, book plane tickets and call the police if there’s an emergency. She speaks English but more importantly, understands English and hence be programmed by non-programmers. Valerie will be on sale by Christmas 2004 for US$59,000 with a two year warranty.[/b]
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Why can't they make Sony's Qrio this cool? Or should I say, why can't they make "Valerie" look like Qrio and not some freaky bionic love slave?
[b]What Valerie will be able to do: [/b]
Muscle movements equal to a person.
Understand spoken commands (in several languages)
Speak to you in English (or several other languages)
Remember previous conversations with you.
Remember a daily list of chores to be done.
Perform household chores such as:
Cleaning
Changing light bulbs
Doing laundry
Lift and carry things up to 50 pounds
Setting the table
Sweeping
Washing dishes
Vaccuuming
Access the internet to do searches and purchases
Call police in an emergency.
Call the fire department in case of fire.
Dress or undress herself.
Have a sense of touch all over like people do.
[b]What Valerie will NOT be able to do: [/b]
Eat or drink
Breathe
Perform other bodily functions.
Hurt people (Asimov's first law)
Have sex.
Put her head under water.
Drive a car (because she can't go outside).
Sleep
Obviously, if you try to have sex with her, she'll hurt you.
Bad. She'll eat your heart and drive off in your car and leave you lonely and broken hearted (literally).
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| Hangover Cure From Cactus? |
| 06.29.04 (6:11 am) [edit] |
An extract from the prickly pear cactus helps relieve nausea, dry mouth and appetite loss when taken ahead of time, according to a study published Monday in the Archives of Internal Medicine. [b][i]The risk of severe hangovers was cut in half[/i].[/b]
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Hangovers are believed to be caused by poor sleep, dehydration and the body's immune response to something in the alcohol, perhaps the impurities. It appears prickly pear interferes with this immune response.
Prickly pear extracts are available in some health supplement stores. It costs $24.95 for 10 capsules; it takes one capsule for each 130 pounds of body weight.
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| Your Death Clock |
| 06.29.04 (6:03 am) [edit] |
To answer life's biggest question, the [url=http://www.gadgetstuff.com/pr...]Death Clock[/url] asks you lots of little ones. The CD-ROM's lifestyle questionnaire asks how much you smoke and drink, your weight and your attitude to life, amongst other things. It then assesses your answers before coming up with your death date.
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It then creates a ‘cheerful' screensaver for your PC with a countdown ‘til doomsday.
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| Britney Weds Again |
| 06.28.04 (1:14 pm) [edit] |
Six months after her jeans-and-T-shirt Vegas wedding to childhood chum Jason Alexander, the 22-year-old singer has become engaged to dancer Kevin Federline, 26. But the hot couple will have an exclusive interview with People magazine in the next couple of days, and a new photo of them together will appear on the cover of the issue that arrives on newsstands Friday.
Unofficially, Star magazine's Web site reports that the couple already have met with a wedding planner. Star says the Spears-Federline wedding will take place Nov. 20, with 200 guests, five bridesmaids and five groomsmen. Still undecided: whether the couple will be married in Los Angeles or in Spears' home state, Louisiana.
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| 50 Coolest Websites |
| 06.28.04 (10:01 am) [edit] |
Well, I didn't make the list which makes me feel like this not a legit listing...but Time Magazine has compiled a listing of the [url=http://www.time.com/time/tech...]50 coolest websites[/url] , which they break up into categories:
[b]- News and Information
- Lifestyle and Culture
- Communities
- Tools and Essentials
- Just for Fun[/b]
It's probably not the best list around, but definitely a good start to surfing other parts of the internet you currently haven't discovered yet.
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| Mosquito Repeller |
| 06.28.04 (7:23 am) [edit] |
A company called Prince Lionheart was selling a battery-powered electronic gadget called the “Love Bug” which, despite its name, is supposedly designed to repel mosquitos by emitting an ultrasonic tone which mimics the sound of a dragonfly’s wingbeat, their natural enemy.
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I hate mosquitos.
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| Origami Cameras |
| 06.28.04 (7:19 am) [edit] |
These suckers are fully functional.
And they look cool.
However, it's paper...I doubt they're crush-free or waterproof. Still, I like the designs.
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| Mystery Dog Saves Canada |
| 06.28.04 (7:11 am) [edit] |
Police say a Canadian man, whose car was packed with 6,000 rounds of ammunition, rifles and a machete, planned to kill as many people as possible in a Toronto neighborhood on Wednesday. They say the man's intention was to make sure he was sent to prison and never let out.
But he changed his mind at the last minute, and later gave himself up to police after a friendly dog came up to play with him in a park and melted his heart.
James Paul Stanson, 43, has been charged with a variety of weapons-related offenses. He is undergoing a mental health assessment to determine if he is fit to stand trial.
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| Now Girls Can Pee Standing Up |
| 06.24.04 (5:52 am) [edit] |
[b][i]This one is for the ladies..[/i].[/b]
Let's face it - guys don't know the pain of giving birth. Guys don't have "that time of the month" mood swings. Guys don't usually care much about anything. But the one thing we cherish is being able to take a whiz anywhere we want. Indoors? Sure. Outdoors? Even better! On the side of a building? Who hasn't?
Now the ladies have the [b][url=http://www.plastuitcompany.co...]Pmate[/url] [/b] which allows them the chance to know what it feels like to just let it go wherever.
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Personally, it's just a little too weird, but still - good for you, ladies! Let me know how it works out if anyone does use this.
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| Is This Man Gay? The Answer! |
| 06.24.04 (5:33 am) [edit] |
Well, actually, it's not really an answer because nobody knows for sure. [i][b]James[/b][/i],
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is a flaming straight man. He probably wants to be gay, but he's too attracted to bottom-of-the-barrel chicks.
Here's where that great shot originally came from. And kids! You can do this at home as well...find photos and focus in on certain people...90% of the time, the photos are unflattering of at least someone in the shot. Exploit them to the fullest.
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| Redneck Vampire |
| 06.23.04 (12:37 pm) [edit] |
Well, the country might be up in arms over Michael Moore's [b]Farhenheit 9/11[/b], but this documentary is the best thing I've seen in years!
I welcome you to the [b][url=http://www.redneckvampire.com...]Redneck Vampire[/url] [/b]!
I cannot wait for this film to open...here's a little info:
[i]On a lost trip through central Alabama, in search of direction and a cold beer, Mike W. Anderson stumbled across Michael Ray Vanmeter, the self-proclaimed Redneck Vampire. Armed with camera, Mike W. Anderson set out to document Michael Ray's outrageous claims of drugs, sex and eternal life, and explore the myths surrounding (redneck) vampires. [/i]
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The website has a trailer you view, sound and video clips, a history of vampires (and rednecks), and much, much more!
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| Sadaam Is Happy |
| 06.23.04 (11:15 am) [edit] |
Former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein says his spirit and morale are high and asks relatives to "say hello to everyone" in the only message he has sent to his family since his capture last December, Newsweek magazine has reported.
Well isn't that nice!
I rarely "send my regards"... this Sadaam guy is really gonna cramp our style if he keeps this good guy act up....chicks are gonna raise their standards now, and I definitely need them to LOWER theirs if I have any chance...being an evil scientist and all...
If he keeps up this good guy act, maybe we'll see him on FOX soon:
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| Virtual Mind Reader |
| 06.23.04 (5:53 am) [edit] |
Finally we can have our spirtual-loving losers and techie geeks interested in the same thing. The Virtual [b][url=http://www.funbab.com/1/flash... ]Mind Reader [/url] [/b]has you pick a number (through it's already planned out process). Each number on the chart has a symbol next to it. Click the crystal ball and it'll "read your mind!"
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I saw David Copperfield do this one on a TV special once. It's cool, but obviously there's some logical math equation that finds a pattern of numbers. I tried to do just pick a random number and click the crystal ball but it didn't choose correctly...I'm having doubts.
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| Table Clock or Cloth? |
| 06.23.04 (5:47 am) [edit] |
Did you say check out my new table cloth or table clock?
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Oh, yeah...he said table clock...cool?
Who knows, but if it's cheap, I'm buying one.
It's [b][url=http://www.normal.as/]Normal[/url] [/b]'s "time table."
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| Jump On the Dodgeball Bandwagon |
| 06.23.04 (5:43 am) [edit] |
Alright! The new summer movie, Dodgeball, starring Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn is coming out. The Game Show Network has it's real tournament-style dodgeball sporting event happening as we speak. And now we can all enjoy a little flavor of that rubber ball as it smacks into our faces.
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Click the pic to try it out. It's a great Flash game.
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| Is This Man Gay? |
| 06.22.04 (11:51 am) [edit] |
[b]Is this man gay?[/b]
I'd love to get your responses before I reveal the shocking truth!
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([b]hint:[/b] he goes by James, not Jimmy, Jimbo, or Jim)
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| iPod and Pizza Unite |
| 06.22.04 (9:34 am) [edit] |
[b]Slice[/b], America's favorite web blog (about pizza), has finally outdone itself. [b][url=http://www.sliceny.com/archiv...]piPod[/url] [/b] lists your favorite pizzerias in Manhattan and Brooklyn. There's a small listing for Staten Island and Queens, which I'm sure will improve once this thing takes off.
You can search by:
1. Coal Oven
2. Pies only
3. A Slice favorite
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| Cool Antenna Art |
| 06.22.04 (9:25 am) [edit] |
European companies are finding ingenious ways to disguise ugly, but necessary, mobile phone antenna masts. Customers can pick everything from trees to crucifixes.
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A growing number of companies across Europe provide similar services. Kaal in Holland and the British company, Francis & Lewis, offer trees that can be "built in a day" and look real, even down to the bark.
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The starting price for Skuk's trees is around €25,000 ($30,200). But if the client wants to avoid foliage, the company also produces chimney masts and crucifixes for churches.
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| Designing Our Death IV |
| 06.21.04 (10:07 am) [edit] |
Well, Sony's Qrio is back. Again. This time he can make decisions on his own....yep. Sony announced that they're going to hook him up to a wireless connection that goes directly to a super-computer somewhere, helping this robot process information at an alarmingly fast rate...even being able to make his own decisions.
Oh yeah, this can't come back to bite us in the ass..
[i](sarcastic voice)[/i]
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| First Private Rocket In Space |
| 06.21.04 (9:45 am) [edit] |
Just hours ago, the first privately funded manned spacecraft flew in space (62 miles above the Earth).
[b][url=http://www.space.com/missionl...]SpaceShipOne [/url] [/b]launched into space with 2 crew members and safley landed in California's Mojave desert an hour later.
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| German Samurai Defends Forest |
| 06.18.04 (9:20 am) [edit] |
A camouflage-clad German man wielding a samurai sword attacked at least seven hikers in forests west of Berlin, performing sword tricks before ordering them to leave the woods, police said Friday.
The man pushed two elderly people off their bikes and, flashing his sword, shouted at them to leave the forest. He later tried to drive a young couple out of the woods. No one was seriously hurt.
Which leads me back to my main point:
[b]Germans are fucking weird and crazy people.[/b]
Does anyone disagree? I think not.
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| Pocket Bikes All the Rage? |
| 06.18.04 (5:20 am) [edit] |
More like, Pocket Bikes causing rage...
Pocket bikes are miniature motorcycles -- powered, for the most part, by oil- and gas-burning engines similar to those used in chain saws, weed whackers or other small motorized tools -- and they look just like the real thing.
They cost about $200 to $500. They come from China, among other places, and are getting snapped up by eager teenagers and, in some cases, not-so-teenagers.
Supposedly, they're meant strictly for tracked/closed areas, but now these loud, annoying things are making their way into residential neighborhoods...
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Personally, I don't care since I don't live in California.
[i]Being an evil scientist with a blog site, I have revealed one place I am NOT...but still, you'll never find me.[/i]
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| Sun City Becomes Sweatiest City |
| 06.17.04 (11:24 am) [edit] |
El Paso, Texas, with average summer temperatures above 93 degrees Fahrenheit and relative humidity over 70 percent, is the sweatiest city in the United States, a study released on Tuesday found.
Research scientist Tim Long calculated heat indexes and relative humidity levels to come up with his top 100 sweatiest cities in America list. By Long's calculations, in just four hours, El Paso's residents produce enough sweat to fill an Olympic swimming pool, with individuals shedding more than 36 fluid ounces of perspiration an hour.
The next four sweatiest U.S. cities are:
Greenville, South Carolina;
Phoenix, Arizona;
Corpus Christi, Texas; and
New Orleans, Louisiana.
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| Dog Lederhosen |
| 06.17.04 (9:59 am) [edit] |
Dogwear designer Hildegard Bergbauer, who also makes Tyrolean mountain hats and rainwear for canines, said the leather outfits were best suited for dachshunds and other small dogs but also looked good on poodles, spaniels and boxers.
"There are lederhosen for the dogs and Dirndls for the bitches," she said on Wednesday.
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Hey, whatever man - as long as the german chicks are still rockin' the hose, I'm a happy man...yowza!
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| More Cool Military Gadgets |
| 06.17.04 (9:30 am) [edit] |
Militaries and their contractors are getting closer to putting the hurt on a whole bunch of people at once with "weapons that can incapacitate crowds of people by sweeping a lightning-like beam of electricity across them."
Currently, stun guns like the Taser "work only at close quarters," and only effect one person at a time. That's because the Taser uses a pair of darts, tethered to a wire, to deliver its electric shock. Range is limited to less than 25 feet.
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"We will be able to fire a stream of electricity like water out of a hose at one or many targets in a single sweep," claims XADS president Peter Bitar.
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| Force Field Tank explained |
| 06.17.04 (8:27 am) [edit] |
For all of you who were confused by my last blog,
the British Army has developed an electrical force field capable of disintigrating rockets, missles, etc...that enemies would try to use to destroy the tank.
For example, Al Qua'eda uses copper-headed rocket launchers that penetrate the tank's armour and bounces around the inside of the tank virtually killing everything inside. But now, this new force field disintegrates most of the rockets/missles on impact so nothing penetrates the actual tank.
The great thing about this is that the tanks come out virtually dent-free and the force field used barely any power at all (through the tank itself). A great leap in military technology and defense capabilities.
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| Brits Invent Force Field |
| 06.17.04 (5:28 am) [edit] |
The British Ministry of Defense has demonstrated a new technology that helps protect tanks against anti-tank weaponry such as Rocket-Propelled Grenades (the same ones used by Al Qa'eda), and consumes as much energy as "starting the engine on a cold morning."
The ubiquitous RPG-7 anti-tank grenade launcher can be picked up for a mere $10 in most of the world's trouble spots but is capable of destroying a tank and killing its crew. When the grenade hits the tank, its "shaped-charge" warhead fires a jet of hot copper into the target at around 1,000mph. This is capable of penetrating more than a foot of conventional solid steel armour.
When the warhead fires its jet of molten copper, it penetrates both the outer plate and the insulation of the inner plate. This makes a connection and thousands of amps of electricity vaporises most of the molten copper. The rest of the copper is dispersed harmlessly against the vehicle's hull.
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| New Robot Suits |
| 06.17.04 (5:13 am) [edit] |
A professor at Tsukuba University in Japan is starting to commercialize these robot-like suits to help people with weakened leg muscles walk more correct.
The Robot Suit detects electric currents produced when people move their leg muscles. They then help the user move their legs smoothly, using motors installed at their waists and knees.
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In the future, the company will aim to develop a model allowing the user to run as fast as Olympic athletes.
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| Shock Roulette Game! |
| 06.16.04 (5:37 am) [edit] |
Not tough enough, cool enough, or man enough to play Russian Roulette, like Christopher Walkin in [i]Deer Hunter[/i]?
No worries, because now you can play in the comfort of your own home without any guns, bullets, or mess to clean up after. Also, no one dies, which seems to be a plus...
[b][url=http://www.boysstuff.co.uk/pr...]Shocking Roulette[/url] [/b] is an electronic game for 2 – 4 players. Each player places their finger in one of the holes on the board. Press the start button, and the agonising wait begins. A flashing light makes its way around the board, accompanied by the sound of a roulette wheel. As it slows, the tension reaches fever pitch – and then it stops. And one unlucky player receives a jolt of electricity through his or her finger!
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| More Gary Busey News |
| 06.16.04 (5:25 am) [edit] |
Thanks to my buddy and long-time reader, Robin Z, we have found more information on Gary Busey. Robin Z has found this classic 2003 Movie Poster - which judging by the poster, we can really see that Gary Busey's acting range and insanity range go on for miles.
I went to the [b][url=http://imdb.com/]Internet Movie Database [/url] [/b]and found this movie's tagline:
[i]Stopped from entering heaven's gates - He's sent back as a DOG to fix his mistakes.[/i]
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I think this blog pretty much writes itself sometimes...
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| Land and Water Vehicle |
| 06.15.04 (9:23 am) [edit] |
British entrepreneur Richard Branson passes the white cliffs of Dover as he breaks the world record for crossing the English Channel in an amphibious vehicle, June 14, 2004.
Branson slashed almost four and a half hours off the record, making the journey in under two hours. The Aquada amphibious car, which seats three people, can travel at more than 100 miles per hour on land and 30 miles per hour on sea.
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| Oldest Person is 122 |
| 06.15.04 (9:08 am) [edit] |
A Lebanese woman who has documents saying she was born in 1877 -- making her at least 126 years old -- could be the oldest person in the world.
If the census papers are accurate, Musulmani would now be four years older than the oldest person officially documented -- a Frenchwoman who died seven years ago at the age of 122.
[b]The Doctor Thalamo Sketch Artist Team[/b] has created an rough idea of what this woman looks like:
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| Busey or Nolte? |
| 06.14.04 (1:17 pm) [edit] |
I can't remember if I have ever done this blog yet...
but it's always fun to bring up again and again!
Can you honestly tell the difference between Gary Busey and Nick Nolte? Neither can I. But now some guy has put in WAY too much time to make sure you can from now on (and even gives us a taste of Garey's just-as-crazy son, Jake).
[b][url=http://www.buseyworld.com/gar...]BuseyWorld.com[/url] [/b] is a great site that gives you all you ever wanted to know about Gary and his son. Facts, photos, filmography, and even classic quotes. Just in case you didn't know, Gary is insane.
And there's even a description on the main page that will help you distinguish between Gary and Nick Nolte...in case you were ever put in that sort of awkward situation.
![]() =http://img44.photobucket.com/... [b]Can you tell them apart?[/b]
![]() =http://img44.photobucket.com/...[b]Classic Gary Busey[/b]
![]() =http://img44.photobucket.com/... [b]Classic Nick Nolte[/b]
![]() =http://img44.photobucket.com/... [b]The one time you'd be able to them apart is when Nick Nolte has been on a 16-week binge[/b]
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| Rasputin’s Penis |
| 06.14.04 (10:07 am) [edit] |
A Russian Museum will soon open their [b]Exhibit of Rasputin’s Penis[/b].
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There is one exhibit in the museum which makes Igor Knyazkin (the founder of the museum)be especially proud of. This is the 30-centimeter preserved penis of Grigory Rasputin. “Having this exhibit, we can stop envying America, where Napoleon Bonaparte’s penis is now kept. … Napoleon’s penis is but a small ”pod“ it cannot stand comparison to our organ of 30 centimeters…” the head of the museum said.
Well, I won't be eating lunch today, that's for sure...
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| Invisible Walls |
| 06.14.04 (10:01 am) [edit] |
Susumu Tachi, who invented the "invisibility cloack", said he was hopeful of providing a way to provide a view of the outside in windowless rooms.
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"My short-term goal would be, for example, to make a room that has no outside windows appear to have a view to the outside, then the wall would appear to be invisible."
I mean, a large beautiful bay window would be a lousy idea. An entire freak-like disappearing wall seems like such a nicer idea...
...this guy is insane. Smart, but insane.
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| New Sasquatch Sighting! |
| 06.11.04 (11:59 am) [edit] |
Marion Sheldon and Gus Jules were traveling out of town along the Alaska Highway (Yukon Territory) on an all-terrain vehicle between 1 and 2 a.m. when they passed what resembled a person standing on the side of the highway. Thinking it was a person from their small community who might be in need of a ride, they turned around.
As they approached to within 20 feet, they noticed the figure was covered in hair, but standing upright the entire time. Though natural light was dusky, Jules saw what he believed to be flesh tones hidden beneath the mat of hair, he told Bakica. Jules is an experienced hunter. Jules described the figure as standing about 7 feet tall, but hunched over. They could see it was not a person.
As the two parties went their separate ways, the dark-haired figure crossed the highway in two or three steps. Bakica said ground conditions mixed with rainfall made it impossible to pick up definitive tracks and there was no hair on branches or other vegetation (how convenient...).
[b]Doctor Thalamo's Sketch Artist Team [/b]
came up with a few possiblities to what this wretched beast looks like:
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1. Just your typical misunderstood hairy guy.
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2. A crazed, blood-thirsty beast who feeds on Canadian hicks.
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3. An Oxford-trained beast that discusses Chaucer with local MENSA members.
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| You're Son is as Smart as a Dog |
| 06.11.04 (11:29 am) [edit] |
..or is it that he's as dumb as a dog...i forget.
There's a border collie that scientists say may be proof that dogs truly understand human language. Rico, the German dog who outshone all human competitors in a popular TV talent show, remembers the names of more than 200 objects and can figure out which item his master wants -- even if he has never heard the word before.
German researchers who have studied Rico for several years say he shows a skill, normal in young children, to form a rough meaning of a new word.
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They can understand our language but they still can't comprehend the embarrassing fact that licking oneself in public is just plain, old wrong...
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| New Low Carb Coke |
| 06.11.04 (8:57 am) [edit] |
Coca-Cola Co. said Monday it will launch a soft-drink with half the carbohydrates of traditional colas this summer as the world's largest soft-drink firm looks to capitalize on the low-carb diet craze.
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An 8-ounce serving of C2 has 45 calories and 12 grams of carbohydrates, compared with 100 calories and 27 grams of carbohydrates with original Coke, the company said. It'll be out sometime in June.
I can't wait until this carb craze ends...Atkins dies prematurely of a heart attack and millions are still following this guy's crazy diet plan!
I should've labeled this title, "Designing Our Death III", to fit in with my other blogs.
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| Vintage Britannica from 1768 |
| 06.10.04 (1:27 pm) [edit] |
Two hundred and thirty-five years ago — before the United States of America was founded — the world`s first three-volume Encyclopædia Britannica was published, establishing a tradition of comprehensiveness and authority in general knowledge that has remained unsurpassed ever since.
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You can now buy a 3-volume set of the original for about $150 on Amazon...no links - just try to find it on your own this time if you care to find out more...lazy american bastard...
Because instead of buying a 12-volume up-to-date encyclopedia, you should buy a 3-volume set from the mid-1700s...I mean, obviously we were smarter back then and could fit all that information into a technologically advanced, space-saving design...I highly doubt that we have had any new information to add in over 200 years of human existence.
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| Man Found Dead In Apartment 20 Years Later |
| 06.10.04 (1:19 pm) [edit] |
The pajama-clad skeleton of a Japanese man has been found in a vacant apartment building in Tokyo, 20 years after his lonely death.
The skeleton was discovered lying atop musty "futon" bedding earlier this month when workers getting ready to raze the derelict building entered the second floor unit where the man had lived, domestic media reports said on Thursday. A newspaper dated February 20, 1984, was on the kitchen table. The man, then 57 and divorced with children, suddenly stopped coming in to work two decades ago but none of his relatives ever asked police to search for him.
Man, being found 20 years later without a single person trying to figure out what happened to you... he could possibly be the most unpopular person in history.
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| Porn Priest Tells All! |
| 06.10.04 (12:49 pm) [edit] |
A 77-year-old Roman Catholic priest in Argentina has published his memoirs recounting sex with women and a frustrated gay liaison, angering Church officials.
The autobiography "No Beating About The Bush. The Life of a Priest," tells of the life and loves of Father Jose Mariani in a posh parish in Cordoba, Argentina's third biggest city where he has been a priest for 53 years.
Mariani reflects a radical wing of the Roman Catholic Church in Latin America which often clashes with the Vatican and which promotes more solidarity with the poor and opposes rules like celibacy and birth control
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| Cool Cat Shot |
| 06.10.04 (9:32 am) [edit] |
This is neat shot I took a couple months back but just remembered I took...it's my cat hiding under a table.
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Of course, this is the best cat shot of all time...
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| Cool Flowers |
| 06.10.04 (9:30 am) [edit] |
I have no idea what this flower is called...it's in my mom's garden. I guess I could ask her, but hey - who cares [i]that [/i]much? Not me...
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| Caffeinated Soap |
| 06.10.04 (8:43 am) [edit] |
This is real, man...if you hate having coffee breath or even despise the taste of coffee, and definitely don't want to drink soda before noon, then here is the ultimate solution!
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What I want to know is, what if you bathe in lathered up soapy water for an hour or so? Can you die of a caffeine-related overdose?
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[b][url=http://www.thinkgeek.com/caff...]Shower Shock[/url] [/b] is an all vegetable based glycerine soap which does *not* contain any harsh ingredients like ethanol, diethanolamine, polyethylene glycol or cocyl isethionate. So it's a gently invigorating soap ;) Scented with peppermint oil and infused with caffeine anhydrous. The caffeine is absorbed through the skin...
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| Homer Goes, D'oh! |
| 06.10.04 (6:20 am) [edit] |
Homer Simpson's emphatic exclamation "Doh!" has topped a British poll of favorite TV comedy catchphrases, easily beating an array of home-grown classics. He racked in 34% of the vote...
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Well, at least the British like [i]something [/i]about Americans.
[b]Doctor Thalamo's Did You Know? [/b]
"Doh" has even found a home in the Oxford English Dictionary, which defines it as:
"Expressing frustration at the realization that things have turned out badly or not as planned or that one has just said or done something foolish. Also implying that another person has said or done something foolish."
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| Animal Face-Off |
| 06.09.04 (12:12 pm) [edit] |
Discovery Channel's relatively new show takes two animals and matches them up together to see who would win in a battle! I've only seen one episode - it was the wolf versus the cougar...cool, interesting stuff.
Past battles include:
POLAR BEAR vs. WALRUS
ELEPHANT vs. RHINO
HIPPO vs. BULL SHARK
GORILLA vs. LEOPARD
ANACONDA vs. JAGUAR
This week's battle is [url=http://dsc.discovery.com/conv...]ALLIGATOR vs. BLACK BEAR[/url]
Compare the animals, their strengths and weaknesses. This special premieres on Saturday, June 12, at 11 a.m. ET/PT.
Finally, a show worth watching!
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| I'm The Shiz |
| 06.09.04 (11:37 am) [edit] |
[url=http://www.tblog.com/hot-blog...]Go to this link[/url] , and scroll down to [b]number 86[/b].
I'm Hot Bloggin' it, yo. Keep it real.
You should all feel honored to be bloggin' with me.
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| Most Powerful Handheld Laser. Ever. |
| 06.09.04 (10:25 am) [edit] |
Wow, you have one of those dinky, little, red lasers on your keychain? Cool...well, no. Not cool.
[b][i]This, my friend, is cool[/i]![/b]
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[b][url=http://www.megalaser.com/]Megalaser.com[/url] [/b] introduced the world' most powerful handheld laser. Tests have shown that the beams reach more than 5 miles and blow away all green laser pointer competition with it's instantly visible bright green beam.
It's the closest thing we have to lightsabers thus far.
Amazing stuff.
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| Robotic Venus Flytrap |
| 06.09.04 (10:13 am) [edit] |
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The Flycatcher attracts flies, wasps and mosquitoes, depending on the type of bait. As it's battery powered it's ideal for outdoor use if placed in the shade, or you can use it indoors and have no worries about leaving the windows open. With most fly swatters being worse than useless, and the hideous smell of those scented candles you can buy repelling people as well as the insects, the Flycatcher is an essential purpose.
Includes: Flycatcher, Free sachet of fly bait, & Cleaning brush.
I love the fact that it comes with a cleaning brush!
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| The End of the World? |
| 06.09.04 (7:12 am) [edit] |
Always fun to talk about, the end of the world can go down in many different ways...here are a few of the bigger theories:
1. Alien Invasion -you've all seen Independence Day
2. Asteroid Strike - you know what happended to the dinosaurs
3. Catastrophic Climate Change - you've all seen trailers for The Day After Tomorrow
4. Genetic Engineering - genetically modified mutant killer corn, man...think about it.
5. Global Epidemic - what will be the next plague or AIDS?
6. Nuclear disaster / World War III - radiation poisoning
7. Overpopulation - self-explanatory
Which leads me to the discussion of physics and plotting out our futures...what can we do to survive a global threat? First we must look at the future of civilizations:
[b]Type 0[/b]
This is where we, as humans, are located. We depend on fossil fuels (dead plants) for our energy source. And we are aware of environmental threats (weather, asteroids, etc) that could cause our extinction. Intelligent species (us) discover element 92 (uranium).
If we are unable to provide global peace, uranium will be the cause of total annihilation in the form of nuclear war. But if we can sustain from blowing each other up, we have potential to move on to...
[b]Type I[/b]
This is in the form of political stability. Deriving our energy from planetary resources like the oceans, the atmosphere, and from deep within its planet. Also, we are able to modify our weather and mine our oceans.
We will become "one nation" in a sense, a [i]planetary culture[/i]. Basically, having total control over our planet. Over time, this will lead us to...
[b]Type II[/b]
Here, we are now able to fend off scores of astronomical or ecological disasters by means of the power of its technology. The energy needed to sustain this society will have depleted the planetary resources, now deriving all energy directly from the sun. Basically, having total control over the solar system. This in turn leads us to...
[b]Type III[/b]
Mastering the universe with Interstellar Travel. Able to use Einstein's Theory of Thermodynamics with ease and manipulate most things in our physical universe.
This in turn leads us to the highly controversial and speculative....
[b]Type IV[/b]
Understanding wormholes in order to pass through to different universes is a very controversial topic.
Basically, it deals with the ability to tunnel through the wormhole and escape the collapse of the universe.
This is just a piece of the Theory of Everything.
If we can complete this theory, there is still hope for us.
But for now, we still have to deal with bad drivers, cigarettes, and Kevin Costner...oh yeah, and the Bush Administration.
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| New $50 Bill |
| 06.08.04 (12:52 pm) [edit] |
On April 26, 2004, the Department of the Treasury and the Federal Reserve unveiled a new design for the $50 note at an event at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing's Western Current Facility (WCF) in Ft. Worth, TX. The new note, which features background colors and enhanced security features is scheduled to enter circulation in late September or early October.
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...[url=http://www.moneyfactory.com/n... ]Click here [/url] to learn more about our government conspiracy to stop conterfeiting! Or just visit this site to learn about the new paper money being printed.
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| Books Good? |
| 06.08.04 (7:43 am) [edit] |
In a bid to lure men in Britain away from TV soccer games and into book shops, publisher Penguin Books will send out a sexy model to offer 1,000-pound ($1,837) prizes to males spotted reading a selected title.
The publicity ploy, launched Monday, aims to boost sales among men, who on average buy fewer books than women. Penguin's so-called Good Booking Girl will canvass the streets this month for men older than 16 years reading versions of Nick Hornby's "31 Songs" that bear a special cover sticker.
Too bad I live in America...all we get to look forward to is the new FOX show, North Shore...
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| The Key to Being Swedish |
| 06.08.04 (7:33 am) [edit] |
Leave it the Swedes to create a grand piano made only of cardboard that sounds almost like the real thing. The cardboard piano uses integrated circuits that are pressed onto paper instead of silicon chips or circuit boards.
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They don't plan on distributing this yet or actually selling any...it's just to show some new technology used in advancing printing techniques. I think they should definitely sell these guys! Hell, I'd buy one.
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| Endangered Seafood Guide |
| 06.03.04 (1:10 pm) [edit] |
Thanks to the Monterey Bay Aquarium and partners, here is a list of seafood that is okay to eat and other to avoid due to over-fishing and what-not.
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[url=http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4...]Click Here[/url] to go to [b]MSNBC.com's[/b] site that goes over all of this, and you can even click on the fish to learn more about the risk of endangerment.
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| Global Warming Article |
| 06.03.04 (12:59 pm) [edit] |
Click the link to learn the truth behind Global Warming, The Day After Tomorrow, and Thermohaline Convection. The National Center for Atmospheric Research, a federal lab, looks at three of the movie's key scenarios.
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/5058474/" title="http://msnbc.msn.com/id/5058474/" target="_blank"http://msnbc.msn.com/id/50584...
MSNBC.com did a good job with this article...
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| Designing Our Own Death II |
| 06.03.04 (7:51 am) [edit] |
Well, remember those Sony Quiro robots I was talking about a couple weeks ago?
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Well, check out this [url=http://pc.watch.impress.co.jp...]amazing video [/url] of them dancing! It's definitely very impressive but extremely eerie. It's like a sci-fi movie that is now reality...I can only imagine them jumping off of the stage and killing everyone in the room...
...however, I still want one. Isn't that weird? I'm willing to buy a toy that could kill me. It's like cigarettes.
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| The Hebrew Hammer |
| 06.03.04 (6:57 am) [edit] |
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Comedy Central picked this little diddy up but obviously wasn't able to show everything from this flick.
Now you can watch it again...uncensored. [url=http://www.thehebrewhammer.co...]Visit the website to check out the trailer.[/url]
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| Oral Disco Light |
| 06.03.04 (6:49 am) [edit] |
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For only 10 bucks you can wear flashing neon lights inside of your mouth. A perfect bullseye for even geeks and dweebs to take a swing at. If i ever saw a guy that looked at me with one of those things flashing in his mouth, there's no telling what my reaction would be.
something very violent, though....that i can promise you.
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| Buy Land On Mars |
| 06.03.04 (6:37 am) [edit] |
Thanks to a bizarre law passed in America (where else?) you can now actually [url=http://www.boysstuff.co.uk/pr...]buy land on Mars [/url] by the acre – and yes, Mars is owned by the same people who were clever enough to claim the moon as their own. And considering the combination of advancements in space exploration technology and high property prices on this planet, this could be a major bargain. Where else are you going to find an acre of land so cheap?
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You'll probably never be able to visit the land you buy in your lifetime, but think about your kids! Get into Intergalactic Real Estate now!
I believe every acre is 20 bucks...
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| Give The People What They Want |
| 06.03.04 (6:22 am) [edit] |
You'd rather look at poo pictures than discuss hyperspace or global warming....
that's cool with me. here's a funny photo with poo in it.
enjoy.
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| The Day After Tomorrow, Yesterday |
| 06.03.04 (5:44 am) [edit] |
I just saw [b]The Day After Tomorrow[/b]...yesterday...
...and I tell you what - I liked it.
If you take it for what is, a cheesy blockbuster film with friggin' sweet-ass special effects, then you'll find this movie enjoyable (view my Movie Review from a previous blog). But what really made this flick worth every penny was how it drove home the costliness of global warming.
Yeah, yeah, I know - it's virtually impossible for an Ice Age to occur overnight...but the fact is that global warming is real and is happening right now. The movie even plays that plot up nicely, almost writing into the script the fact that they know this climate change should take several years, not several days but hey! It's a movie, and bad stuff has to happen quickly.
And they don't push this worthy cause out of the plot line once the main characters go on their dangerous adventure to meet back up again (see my Movie Review below as well). They take on the President and Vice President's adminstration (who coincidentally enough looks a lot like Cheney) with frustration for not seeing the bigger picture. And even ends the movie off with a moral speech about how us humans have a second chance not abuse this fragile world that we occupy.
I stick by my original prediction of [b]3.5 Stars[/b]
(plus, there's a friggin' sweet action sequence when they go looking for medicine NYC!!!!)
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| The Fourth Dimension Debate II |
| 06.02.04 (1:10 pm) [edit] |
[i]Okay, now that you know what a hypercube is and also the meaning of a terrasect, here is the link that Salvador Dali was making (we can only assume) in his painting...[/i]
This blurb comes from[b] The 'Self' as Hyperbody -
Nested Realities and the 'Fourth Dimension'[/b]
© John Fudjack and Patricia Dinkelaker - June, 1999
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[b]Leonard Shlain, in this book Art and Physics - Parallel Visions in Space, Time [/b]
Salvador Dali's CRUCIFIXION & Light, points out that the three-dimensional representation of the four-dimensional hypercube is the figure to which Christ is nailed in Salvadore Dali's CRUCIFIXION (left). Dali was aware of the mathematical meaning of the figure; indeed, the research that he did for the painting included contacting some well known authorities on these matters.
Because the reproduction that we are using here is so small, you will not be able to see the cross-like arrangement of checkerboard tiles in the two-dimensional floor below the Christ-figure. It looks like the illustration to the left, when seen head on. As Shlain points out, the cross made of tiles is the shadow that would be cast by Dali's 3-D cross if a light source were to shine directly down on it from above. It is, in other words, literally the shadow of the three-dimensional representation of the hypercube in two-dimensional space. As if to emphasize this fact, Dali tiled the floor in such a way that the COMPOSITION of that two-dimensional shadow-cross also mirrors the ARRANGEMENT of the eight cubes. The 2-D cross is comprised of five black tile-squares, with the one in the middle sharing all four of its sides with another square, just like the eighth cube in Dali's cross shares each of its six sides with one other cube and has no side that is not covered by another cube.
So the four-dimensional cube is reflected in a 3-D representation (on which the Christ-figured is nailed), and this 3-D object is reflected in a 2-D figure on the floor.
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One can't actually see the 4-D hypercube in this painting. It is therefore 'transcendent' and 'secret', part of the 'innermost mandala' of the painting, as it were. Yet it appears in the depicted 3-D reality as this strange cross-like figure comprised of eight cubes, its re-presentation in this reality of one less dimension. In Dali's picture the cross has tremendous FIGURATIVE meaning, as it represents the x-y-z co-ordinate system in three-dimensional geometry, which provides the 'framework' that is the constant backdrop for the 3-D spacial reality in which we live as human beings. The cross thus symbolizes or 'stands for' this more abstract notion of a FRAME, and just as frames provide limits for that which they enclose, the object in this reality (the Christ figure) is pictured as literally pinned to the frame.
As the frame is a less-than-adequate container for the hyperobject that is being represented (the 'son of God' - who is also, by the way, a 3-D re-presentation of the 4-D 'Supreme Being'), this 'containing' will LITERALLY entail suffering, represented by the body of Christ in its typical on-cross pose. This type of suffering can only be transcended when the confines of the lesser reality are transcended - that is, in the 'death' of the three-dimensional body. Or, alternatively, it will be transcended insofar as the individual can somehow learn to straddle the interface between the 3-D reality and the 4-D reality, in a state that we might call 'enlightenment'. This alternative is represented, in the story of Christ, by the 'resurrection' - the return of the Christ to the 4-D reality, albeit in full 'bodily' form. Dali's CRUCIFIXION, in addition to being about death, is also, in other words, paradoxically a portrait of birth - the birth of the 4-D soul or spirit-body, as it were.
- for this blurb, and more on the 4th Dimension, [b][url=http://tap3x.net/EMBTI/j5hype...]click here[/url] [/b].
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| Off-Road Wheelchair |
| 06.02.04 (12:42 pm) [edit] |
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Australian professor at Monash University’s Intelligent Robotics Centre has been developing a 4-wheel-drive wheelchair. Combining a navigation system and off-road capabilties, the chair is meant for travel along forest trails and beach paths.
Ah, yes...now handicapped people can finally go anywhere the rest of us can go and not feel like an outcast...
WHILE DRIVING IN SOMETHING THAT LOOKS LIKE A SOAP BOX CAR MADE FROM PIECES OF AN OLD ELECTRIC CHAIR!
I mean, don't get me wrong...this is a great improvement to those less fortunate, but come on - this is the best design you guys could come up with? It looks straight off of the set of Lost In Space circa 1977...
This would be fine if you were going on the next mission to mars, but to just go for a hike? Yikes...
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| The Fourth Dimension Debate |
| 06.02.04 (6:30 am) [edit] |
There is a raging debate going on (and probably will go on forever) about whether the fourth dimension is time, or whether it is a 4th spatial dimension. The point of this site is to speculate about what a fourth *spatial* dimension would be like, beyond our three spatial dimensions.
To humans going about their everyday lives, time is fundamentally different than the three spatial dimensions, since only one direction is possible with time. Some have argued that this is only because of our limited perspective. Indeed, time actually behaves like a spatial dimension when you consider it in special relativity. You can get into some quite complex, interesting, and paradoxical discussions about weird things happening with time as a dimension.
Some people use the term "fifth dimension" to refer to the fourth spatial dimension. The terms "fourth dimension" and "fifth dimension" are only labels though.
[b]Hypercube/Terrasect....[/b]
[i]Hyper[/i]- prefix for only the fourth dimension, and
[i]Tesseract[/i]- the four-dimensional hypercube folded out into three-dimensional space
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| Dork Alert |
| 06.02.04 (6:08 am) [edit] |
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Ladies and gentleman, I give to you - a dork.
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| Elephant Crap |
| 06.01.04 (8:40 am) [edit] |
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Say hello to Sarah Jenkins, the offical elephant crap picker-upper! Yes, she went to school for zoology, received her doctorate at Harvard, became a biologist, and now she works at the ____ Zoo inspecting elephant dung.
If she doesn't kill herself soon, scientists should be inspecting her! Who could put up with such a "shitty" lifestyle...
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| Did Jesus Rise From the Dead or Time Travel? |
| 06.01.04 (7:55 am) [edit] |
[b]Salvador Dali's Christus Hypercubus[/b]
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Jesus is being crucified on a teresect, an unraveled hypercube...why? Because an unravled hypercube looks atonishingly like the cross.
[i]What's a hypercube?[/i]
Well, in theoretical physics, a hypercube survives in the 4th Dimension, giving the universe one more dimension than our puny human brains can fathom. When a hypercube unravels, it looks like the cross in this painting, giving us the possiblity to view other parts of our universe, similar to traveling through a wormhole.
Think of [i]Doctor Who's[/i] space portal...it looks like a regular telephone booth, but once you enter inside, it's about 5x bigger with different rooms. You can't see it from the oustide, but from inside it makes sense.
[b]Doctor Thalamo Theory:[/b]
After being crucified, Jesus was able to "cross over" to another world, then return 3 days later...did he die and then come back to life? He probably thought so...
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| Furry Lamps |
| 06.01.04 (6:20 am) [edit] |
Japanese Matsushita Electric Works Ltd. announced lamps covered with artificial fur. Always fun to translate Japanese into English, these little diddies are called PuffMuffs.
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The lamps generate a very difused ambient light. The PuffMuffs come as a pendant and a stand light. The Matsushita lamps come in white fur or in black and white cow pattern. The table lamps run you about $130 and the ceiling version is almost $400.
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