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As many people are already aware, Jed and I and my sister in law, Jenny have been through a very traumatic experience here in Peru. I wanted to put this out there to first of all let everyone know that we are safe and recovering in Cusco.
At London's Men's Fashion Week, the Fall Winter 2013-2014 collections proved men are about to embark on a major makeover. Or something.
In time when 37 players can make the Hall of Fame ballot only to have zero chosen (likely due to steroid scandals), Swedish Wheelchair Curling finally has its doping scandal.
A stunning Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) report on Prime Minister Medvedev’s [photo top right] agenda at the World Economic Forum (WEF) this week states that Russia will warn President Obama that the “time has come” for the world to know the truth about aliens, and if the United States won’t participate in the announcement, the Kremlin will do so on its own.
From pee-powered generators to pigeons that shit soap and a composting toilet scheme said to save hippos, it's been a busy year for toilet-related stories. And that's before we even get to Bill Gates' big money bet on a toilet of the future.
That one spot on Duke Street is a special spot. A special spot, indeed. Paul Simon was unavailable for comment.
This page sifts daily through Amazon's free ebooks and lists them! Over 35k free books on any given day! WIN!
The Floating Dollar Bill and Floating Cup guy makes a Front Seat Costume. Great idea, great execution. Oh snap!
Just how many bombs were dropped on London during the Blitz?
A Bulgarian politician today survived an extraordinary assassination attempt when a man stormed the stage and held a gun to his head as he was giving a speech.
This is a map of every person counted by the 2010 US and 2011 Canadian censuses. The map has 341,817,095 dots - one for each person.
At least he had the ball to finally come clean.
Surprisingly cool.
The lost Lord of the Rings DVD commentary of Ian McKellen. This might entertain some of you more than The Hobbit.
For thousands of years, sailors have told stories of giant squids. In myth and cinema, the kraken was the most terrible of sea monsters. Now, it's been captured — on a soon-to-be-seen video.
Compressorhead is the worlds heaviest metal band. THEY ARE SO HEAVY!
A crazy color game that is fun to play and visually appealing. The game starts off easy but boy, does it get challenging! (I scored 8.9)
A map of the world in which countries are represented by the word that appears with the greatest frequency in their respective Wikipedia entries.
Heartbreaking. Worth reading all 6 parts and watching the interstitials. Fellow winter playground friends please be safe.
Ignore the speak-and-say translation and just marvel at a true master of the ancient archery skills. Shit is silly. SILLY
GoPro continues its invasion into all corners of the world.
Also available for season 1.
The Golden Gate Bridge has always been famous. It was the world’s longest suspension bridge when it was completed in 1937. Since then, it has become an iconic landmark of San Francisco and, tragically, one of the most popular places in the world to commit suicide. Few know this better than Kevin Briggs, a sergeant with the California Highway Patrol who has talked hundreds of people out of jumping.
Another year-end list that's always worth checking out: Uncle Scoopy's Top 20 Nude Scenes of 2012
In Long Beach, seismologists set up an array of seismographs about 330 feet apart to record detailed readings that would yield unparalleled insight into the propagation of earthquake waves. The video they generated from the data is mesmerizing.
One does not simply walk into Mordor. Or... can they?
A three-episode-long journey from Hobbiton to Mordor.
An awesome (yearly) holiday mix of old funk and soul:
"From the weird to the wonderful, these are not your standard Christmas carols. This edition is called Santa Soul. You'll be treated to holiday soul comps of yesteryear. These are killer Xmas dusties from the '60s and '70s"
Remember Michelle Jenneke, the Australian hurdler made famous by her pre-race warmup ritual? Well, she's back.
