Epistrophy
Andrea Claburn sings Monk's Epistrophy, with Dan Zemelman (piano), Peter Barshay (bass), Rob Ewing (drums), and Sheldon Brown (sax)....»
Sheep Are Shrinking
Climate change is causing a breed of wild sheep in Scotland to shrink, according to research. Scientists say milder...»
No Dogs Or Farmers
No dogs or farmers allowed at the Charter Shopping Center in Changchun, China. Source: danwei.org...»
Forever Young
Brooke Greenberg is the size of an infant, with the mental capacity of a toddler. She turned 16 in...»
Neuticles
Neuticles are testicular implants for pets. Neuticles are available for canines, felines, equine, bulls or any pet which is...»
Google Protects Horse Privacy
One of the technical challenges at stake with Street View--or any service that uses image detector software --is that...»
Birdpooling
A crow hitches a ride on a vulture in Soria, Spain. Photoshop or laziness? I prefer the latter explanation....»
Lyrics for Shriekback's 'Il Mystera Del Tempo'
The final song on Shriekback's Cormorant is "Il Mystera Del Tempo," a haunting evocation of time and spirituality. The lyrics...»
A Ringtone For David Lynch
I was playing around with GarageBand the other day and came up "Your Phone Is Ringing" (MP3 for easier previewing)....»
National Debt Clock Runs Out Of Digits
The national debt has surpassed $10 trillion and the National Debt Clock in New York doesn't have enough digits...»
The news reports on the murder of former KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko with radioactive polonium 210 (Po-210) quote various experts as saying that polonium is an extremely rare and exotic substance. Making the "huge" amount of it needed to murder somebody supposedly would require a nuclear reactor or perhaps a particle accelerator: large, expensive and exotic pieces of equipment far beyond the reach of amateurs. The obvious implication is that the Po-210 was provided by (or stolen from) the Russian nuclear establishment.
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