Oriango - Universal Dictionary Of Web Content
This sounds like it might be worth checking out, even though I don't entirely grasp the concept yet.
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A LifeStatus badge for your page will inform your visitors if you're dead
This is frankly something it never occurred to me to think about. This is a badge that tracks your logins. If you fail to log in for a specified amount of time, the status changes: Alive, Possibly Alive, Probably Dead, etc. After a certain amount of time,
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Gene Weingarten on what happens to you if you watch 24 straight hours of political punditry (it's not pretty)
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Mudskippers and gobies... "still coming ashore"
Mudskippers are fish that can actually crawl out of the water and get around. "Things are still coming ashore," as Loren Eisley said in 1957.
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Pasona O2, Tokyo's underground farm
In a vault underneath a major Tokyo office building, there is a 1000-sq.m. organic rice and vegetable farm, utilizing LED lighting, computer-controlled temperatures, and hydroponics. Intended to give jobless young people some agricultural experience.
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Barack Obama added you as a friend!
Randomly generates some text about all the great things Barack Obama did for you: wrote on your FunWall, gave you a puppy, loves your laugh, made you a mixtape, told me to tell you hello.
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Frozen pickle pops. Wanna try?
I have a hard time believing this is good, but on the other hand, I do love a good peanut-butter-and-pickle sandwich, so maybe I'd like this too.
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Mise-en-abyme: definition and discussion (fr)
I recently came across someone using this expression in conversation, so I had to look it up.
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Travelling by bus in Sweden? Beware of dwarves
One of the weirdest news stories I've read in some time. Apparently some criminal gangs are smuggling dwarves in duffel bags into the luggage compartment of long-haul buses, where they loot the other passengers' bags.
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Stuffed plush bedbug, only $9
This is one of the weirdest concepts in novelty gift items I've ever come across. They also have a flea, a louse, a "bookworm" (actually the larva of a common furniture beetle, a wood-boring beetle), and a very cute dust mite.
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Byford Dolphin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Account of a freakish and very gruesome accident on an oil exploration rig.
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Flowerpot + ingenuity = stolen $221K Porsche
What genius dreamed this up? A German thief jammed a flowerpot under the wheel of a Porsche. When the driver got out to remove it, the thief jumped in the car and drove it away.
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Is this real? "Computer randomly plays classical music"
"During normal operation, your computer may play 'Fur Elise' or 'It's a Small, Small World' seemingly at random." What?!
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Steve Poltz, "Chinese Vacation," from Chinese Vacation (2007)
This is very weird. "I'm gonna send your ass on a Chinese vacation... I'm feelin' really gay 'cause you're a million miles away." Heard in Steel City coffeehouse.
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L'Inconnue de la Seine
The face on CPR dummies was apparently modeled on this deathmask. (See http://snipr.com/1tr52)
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U.S. public schools' problem: too much hugging?
A few days ago, a 13-year-old middle school girl was punished with detention for hugging several friends. A few Google searches later, I find that bans on hugging (along with other restrictive policies about physical contact between students or on public
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Nabaztag: wifi-enabled cute bunny reads RSS feeds! (?)
One of the weirdest and yet coolest random gadgets I've seen yet. If I had a spare $180, I'd get one. It looks fun.
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The yawn: more complicated than you think?
Is the yawn a "mini-orgasm"? One Dutch researcher claims it is.
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Your tax dollars at work: the CIA terrorist-buster logo
Huh!? Couldn't the CIA afford a decent graphic designer?
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