We all enjoy seeing true sporting genius at work - but for the ying of every Lance Armstrong, Roger Federer or Sammy Sosa out there, there’s the yang of dreadful failure to bring some balance to the world of sport. źródÅ‚o
We have heard of climate deniers and chemical industry defenders, but now John Tierney of The New York Times joins the ranks of the Everything Deniers. źródło
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger today signed an executive order temporarily slashing the pay of roughly 200,000 state workers to the federal minimum wage of $6.55 an hour. Schwarzenegger administration officials said such action would help give the state enough cash to get by until a state budget is signed. źródło
We all love some crazy Japanese game shows. You know, people dressed in bizarre cartoon-like costumes, getting hit in the nuts, getting spun around like crazy, treated like human tetris. You get the drill. Here are some all-time greatest moments - a total of the top 10. A great laugh and time waster at work! źródło
This is a great collection of photos of rock balancing and stacking. It is an impressive tribute to balancing seemingly impossible items. źródło
Blizzard shows off the first trailer and gameplay of its latest dungeon crawler, and we’ve got the first look.The Barbarian sees, and the Barbarian smashes. The Witch Doctor sees, and usually let’s something else do his dirty work. The two character classes shown off during today’s announcement of Diablo III…. źródÅ‚o
John McCain seems to be in a constant state of confusion. źródło
After months of promises (and third party tools), Digg finally announced that their recommendation engine is being released this week. Today, Digg has delivered the goods to private beta testers. Here are the first screenshots of the new digg recommendation engine features, along with a video guide. źródło
Dark Knight star is certainly keen. The second film is not even out yet and he’s keen to don the suit again. źródÅ‚o
The ocean sucks up more ozone than scientists had any idea. A group recently found that 50% more ozone is being destroyed above the Atlantic Ocean than was previously thought. What implications does this have on our current climate models? źródło