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| Monday Jul 19, 2004 | No More Fairy Tales! Librarians Against Bush. to Libraries by yoyology |
| Thursday Jul 15, 2004 | Each of Jason Kronenwald's portraits are made entirely from
chewed bubblegum
on a plywood backing; no paint or dye is used.
to Art by riotnrrd |
| Lists of things
that are the "new black" are the new black. to Culture by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Jul 13, 2004 | If you think luggage searches, xray machines, and metal detectors
will prevent hijackers from getting weapons onto airplanes,
think again.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Transformer porn:
soiling your childhood, one memory at a time. to Sex by riotnrrd |
| The World's Largest Collection
of the World's Smallest Versions of the World's Largest Things
Traveling Roadside Attraction and Museum is coming to a town near YOU.
to Society by riotnrrd |
| The animals over at BuddyZoo let you compete for the title of the most popular instant messanger out in the college wild. But the social zoologists among us really want to sit back and calmly observe the animals through the bars. IMWatching does exactly that, only stopping short of letting you feed the critters peanuts. to Zoology by fool |
| We all know that E Pak Sa is a hip-hop dub master, but did you know he also wrote the most awesome disco anthem ever recorded? to Music by roo |
| Everybody loves Raiders of the Lost Ark, but how many people loved it enough to set themselves on fire? to Movies by yoyology |
| Sunday Jul 11, 2004 | Ever Wonder what would happen if the two American Presidential candidates duel it out singing to the tune of Woody Guthrie's classic 'This Land' (*.ram file) in a Flash movie? Neither did I. to Flash by pjammer |
| Nobody,
especially
linguists,
seem able to
agree
on just
how
many
words
the
Eskimos
have for
snow. to Linguistics by nucleus |
| Saturday Jul 10, 2004 | When New Zealand resident and engineer Bruce Simpson, out of necessity, declared himself a freelance cruise missile designer, he started the same path taken by Dr. Gerald Bull. Bull was an engineer who believed ballistics could send satellites into space; his funding cut, he pursued "Project Babylon" in 1980's Iraq and was found dead, presumably killed by foreign agents, presumably Mossad.. The controversy was revisited with a made-for-tv movie. to Warfare by isosceles |
| Friday Jul 9, 2004 | Spam will never end, because there are
1,300,925,111,156,286,160,896 ways
to spell Viagra.
to Humor by riotnrrd |
|
Howtoons
are one-page cartoons showing 5-to-15 year-old kids "How To" build things,
like
marshmallow guns,
and an
ice-skateboard.
to Reference by riotnrrd |
| Celebrate summer by making your own
whistle
from a
willow branch. to Music by riotnrrd |
|
Make your
own soda! And afterwards, you can wash your hands with
homemade bacon soap.
to Food by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Jul 8, 2004 | Explore how the English language has changed by browsing this
unabridged
1913 Webster's dictionary. to Linguistics by riotnrrd |
| Things the web has taught me: how to avoid
death in a manure pit.
to Outdoors by riotnrrd |
| Travel to exotic and beautiful India and enjoy their
many
colorful trashcans. to Art by riotnrrd |
| Black people hate me, and
they hate
my glasses. to Movies by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Jul 7, 2004 | Are you for, or against? to Politics by leptirica |
| Tuesday Jul 6, 2004 | The
severed
heads and
pool
of synthetic genitals
makes me uncertain if
this photoblog
is from
a porn convention
or the home of a serial killer.
to Sex by riotnrrd |
| "I collect
second-hand photographs
of women and dogs. That's right, both women and dogs together." to Photography by riotnrrd |
| It's rare that a flash game is both elegant, clever and has a
downright good musical score. The only
thing
circles
is missing is more.
to Flash by riotnrrd |
| Sunday Jul 4, 2004 | The relentless, mathematics-inspired
drive
to formalize everything has
finally paid off in
juggling.
At least it might give us a nice
screen-saver. to Games by pinealtap |
| Saturday Jul 3, 2004 | "Just buy the fucking Winnebago already or don't, you fucking dumbass. What the fuck do I care? My MIND is just a piece of shit! Fuck!" to Humor by fatherdan |
| A recent report released by the National Marriage Project at Rutgers University, based on a survey of 1,010 heterosexual men aged 25 to 34, found that 53% of the respondents indicated they are not interested in getting married any time soon. Even more surprisingly, a significant number of eligible bachelors -- 22% percent agreed with a statement that marriage just isn't for them. Why are so many eligible bachelors deferring (or rejecting) the religious and legal bonds of marriage? Some people believe that we have placed marriage lower on our list of priorities in the sequence of events associated with the transition to adulthood in today's society -- after education, employment, and being financially independent. Unfortunately, sacrifices are sometimes made for these educational and professional accomplishments. As we reach our 30s, many of us recognize there's something big missing from our lives and have sought new ways to find our soulmate.
to Society by rich |
| Friday Jul 2, 2004 | Even with his life on the line, Saddam still has time for a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors. to News by petek |
| Thursday Jul 1, 2004 | The largest big cat in the world is the liger: a hybrid between a lion and a tigress. Ligers tend to share behavioral characteristics of their parent species. Ligers are afflicted with giantism, and can reach weights of up to a thousand pounds. Male ligers are thus far sterile, although females can breed. A hybrid between a tiger and a lioness is called a tigon, and is generally smaller and never exceeds the size of its parents. This is because in the lion species, the genes for growth hormones come from the father and genes for growth inhibition come from the mother; in the tiger species this is not the case. This difference is related to the cats' social structure; lions with multiple males in prides have to compete for resources within the womb; thus is it to the father's advantage to have large children and it is in the mother's interest to limit the growth for genetic diversity. Tigers, who are solitary, are under pressure to have as many children as possible; thus it is to the father's advantage to have many, equally-sized cubs. The mother doesn't need to inhibit growth. Mixing and matching genes results in a condition called growth dysplasia, hence the giantism of ligers and dwarfism of tigons. The relations of gene expression to social behavior is part of the reason why it is difficult to breed giant domestic cats. to Zoology by isosceles |
| Because humans and chimpanzees share roughly 99% of their DNA (this number is in question), it is believed by some that these two species can crossbreed. The resulting theoretical hybrid would be called a humanzee. There are rumors of humanzees, but no hard evidence. In the 70's and 80's, a unique chimpanzee named Oliver was believed to be a humanzee: he preferred to walk completely upright, drink and smoke, had an odd smell that was considered neither human nor chimpanzee, lack of hair on his head and humanlike facial features. A recent test shows that he is genetically a chimpanzee, and is either a new subspecies or a random mutation. And so, while Oliver enjoys the golden years of his life, the search for the humanzee -- and its ethical ramifications -- continues.
to Zoology by isosceles |
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