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It was the beginning of a very beautiful friendship that would change both of their lives.
all the water in the world (or 1.4087 billion cubic kilometres of it) including sea water, ice, lakes, rivers, ground water, clouds, etc. (left). all the air in the atmosphere (or 5140…
This little guy came into our life last night and… I gotta tell ya… I think he’s a keeper.
Merrin has already ruled out some…
We interrupt this regularly scheduled blog to advise that Tropical Storm Kevin is about to make landfall. Strong winds approaching hurricane strength are expected in the affected area. Residents in…
For those of you old enough to remember watching The $25,000 Pyramid during sick days:
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What are things that are too big…
The world has lost a comedy LEGEND… George Carlin (1937-2008).
Carlin’s jokes constantly breached the accepted boundaries of comedy and language, particularly with his routine on the…
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Not only are these cool, but they’re uber-functional. Got two people that use dumbbells but need different weights? Now ya got ‘em.
Who knew that something like…
It’s the rocket NASA won’t talk about — but proponents insist it could change everything. If built, they say, it could get America back on the moon faster and cheaper than anything NASA is designing — and save thousands of jobs in Florida.
It’s called Direct 2.0, or the Jupiter 120 rocket. The simplicity of its design, and the possibility that it could shave years off a projected five-year gap in U.S. human spaceflight once the shuttle retires in 2010, is gaining Direct a growing following among engineers and space enthusiasts — including NASA workers who are secretly helping the project on their own time. Adherents say it could fly by 2013 for less than the projected cost of NASA’s Ares rocket.
Today, the New Coke debacle of 1985 is usually looked upon as a blunder of monumental proportions; however the ill-fated reformulation ultimately became one of the most fortuitous and informative failures in human history.
kevindonahue posted a photo:
Taken at the union of Boggy Creek and Lake Tohopekaliga, the headwaters of the Everglades.
kevindonahue posted a photo:
Taken at the union of Boggy Creek and Lake Tohopekaliga, the headwaters of the Everglades.
The solstice officailly kicks off summer today at about 6:59. In the spirit of welcoming our new season, here’s a little summertime music to help you get your solstice on! Follow the links to…
About 5 million people who do not normally file income-tax returns have yet to apply for their stimulus checks, Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Douglas Shulman told the House Ways and Means Committee Thursday.