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Deer causes chaos in Italy
A wild deer fleeing summer storms brought chaos to an Italian city centre when it ran amok.
The 24-stone deer jumped over tables at local cafes, overturned potted plants and destroyed various stands selling produce from local shops before it was cornered in the city of Bolzano.
Numerous policemen and hunters as well as the city's fire brigade spent several hours trying to catch the deer without success.
Eventually the animal was trapped in a car park where it was shot after smashing a shop window.
Two people required treatment when they suffered cuts and bruises after being butted.
A wild deer fleeing summer storms brought chaos to an Italian city centre when it ran amok. ... more -
Airlines Need to Go Green
Asking airlines to go green is no simple task. The technologies exist but a company like Boeing would have to engineer an entirely different kind of aircraft that utilizes state of the art technologies. They will have to combine solar technology along with nanotechnology. A way can be devised to connect them to a series of ultra thin but durable and light lithium-ion batteries that would need to be comfortably resting in the middle of the passenger’s seats providing extra power during takeoff and landing.
Hopefully this article will reach the right person and inspire them to build a Greenliner.
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Crazy signs
Crazy signs from all over the world - what do you think about them?
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More crazy signs
Signs are usually there to assist you in life, helping you find your way. And then there are these signs ...
There are two types of common signs. The first sign is a warning sign, used to warn vehicles, pedestrians, or to pay attention to dangerous locations. The other signs are directional signs, usually used to provide vehicles and pedestrians with directional assistance. Usually...
Many of the so-called "caution signs" are often portrayed as universally recognized logos or drawings. These signs point out a specific area of caution, and try to draw attention to it's warning, although these signs can often be amusing, funny, and sometimes, just downright strange. In any case, proceed with caution.
Want to see more - go to the website or comment. Signs are usually there to assist you in life, helping you find your way. And then there are these signs ... ... more -
Brighton nudist beach fun
Having fun in the surf at Brighton nudist beach, even a nice benny hill remix at the end
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Police officer bitten in vicious mob attack ... after asking girl to pick up a pie...
Two policemen who were attacked by a 30-strong mob were today recovering from their injuries - with one receiving hospital treatment for a bite wound. The feral attack was launched after the officers asked a teenager to pick up some litter she had dropped. One of the policemen required hospital treatment after the attack Two policemen who were attacked by a 30-strong mob were today recovering from their injuries - with one receiving hospital treatment f... more
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Fake FBI agent faces up to 105 years in jail
An unemployed trucker who claimed to be an undercover FBI agent sent to a small town to clean up its drugs problem is facing up to 105 years in jail after being charged with 23 offences. An unemployed trucker who claimed to be an undercover FBI agent sent to a small town to clean up its drugs problem is facing up to 105... more
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Striking similarities between Martian and Alaskan Landscapes
From the report: Little did Bucknell University geology professors Craig Kochel and Jeffrey Trop know, as they were working in Alaska, that they would soon predict one of the most important planetary observations ever made.
Although geologists can usually tell what shapes the landscape around us, it was a mystery what formed the Mars-like features found in Alaska.
The conditions on Mars are quite different than anything experienced on Earth. For example, Mars is much colder than even the Arctic — the average martian temperature is -81 degrees F (-63 degrees C) — and the planet's atmospheric pressure is lower than Earth's. Still, for the same features to be present on Earth and Mars, the two professors suspected similar processes would have made them. From the report: Little did Bucknell University geology professors Craig Kochel and Jeffrey Trop know, as they were working in Alaska,... more -
NASA Collects Gallons of Employee Urine
From the report: Space program contractor Hamilton Sundstrand is seeking urine from workers at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, as part of its work on the new Orion space capsule that eventually would take astronauts to the moon. From the report: Space program contractor Hamilton Sundstrand is seeking urine from workers at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Te... more
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7 inch knife found in subway sandwich
only in NYC this would happen...
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Bullet found in smoothie mix.. true story
I think Jimmy Hoffa is trying to tell us something.. yeah I Know bad joke... but the bullet is a true story.
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Father of three branded a pervert for taking pictures of his own kids
A father taking pictures of his children playing on a slide was branded a 'pervert' by fellow parents who accused him of taking pictures of kids to put on the internet.
Look, I know everyone wants to protect their children, but isn't this going a bit too far? He had kids in the park, he showed the other parents the pictures he had taken to prove they were only of his own kids--what more could he do? A father taking pictures of his children playing on a slide was branded a 'pervert' by fellow parents who accused him of taking pictur... more -
Scientists: humans and machines will merge in as little as two decades
From the report: By the 2030s humans will become more non-biological than biological, capable of uploading our minds onto the Internet, living in various virtual worlds and even avoiding aging and evading death.
In the 2040s, [Scientist Ray] Kurzweil predicts non-biological intelligence will be billions of times better than the biological intelligence humans have today, possibly rendering our present brains as obsolete. From the report: By the 2030s humans will become more non-biological than biological, capable of uploading our minds onto the Interne... more -
Scientists Find "Star-Maker" Galaxy
From the report: A newfound starburst galaxy dubbed "Baby Boom"—the green and yellow center of the composite image above—is churning out a startling 4,000 new stars a year, scientists say. Our Milky Way galaxy, by comparison, produces an average of just ten new stars a year. From the report: A newfound starburst galaxy dubbed "Baby Boom"—the green and yellow center of the composite image above—is churning o... more
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Mugabe sanctions hit UK media worker, same name = no wages
HSBC have taken the Zimbabwe sanctions a little far, freezing a London media workers wages, not once, but twice after they assumed she was related to Zimbabwe's dictator, Robert Mugabe.
Her company blamed a computer error for the first wage check getting frozen by the bank, so sent another, which was also frozen. Sam Mugabe explained that Mugabe is a popular name in Zimbabwe and that HSBC had apologised. HSBC have taken the Zimbabwe sanctions a little far, freezing a London media workers wages, not once, but twice after they assumed she... more -
It's a bum rap: police called to break up mass 'mooning'
Laguna Niguel's 'Mooning Amtrak event' saw the police get called in, after 8000 bottom-barers turned up to expose their derrières, and in some instances, even a little more.
A police spokesman said that the police closed down the event after some "mooners began taking all their clothes off and women started lifting up their T-shirts to flash passing trains."
Apparently, the longstanding tradition originated from a pub dare in 1979 after a drinker at a nearby saloon promised his drinking buddies free drinks if they went out to the railway line and mooned the next passing train.
Old habits die hard!
Laguna Niguel's 'Mooning Amtrak event' saw the police get called in, after 8000 bottom-barers turned up to expose their derrières, and... more -
Sheep has own bungalow, but still likes family TV in the living room
After rescuing a lovely little lamb three years ago, David Palmer can't seem to shake off the now fully grown, 22st ram who's made himself right at home at Palmer's house.
Despite numerous attempts to return the ram to farm life, the luxurious habitat of his own bungalow, equipped with carpets and windows seems too much to pass up. Give him some credit though, he's loyal, he still likes to watch TV in the family living room as well as taking the odd car trip.
After rescuing a lovely little lamb three years ago, David Palmer can't seem to shake off the now fully grown, 22st ram who's made him... more -
Baby left in shopping cart outside Wal-Mart
"A southern Missouri couple may be charged after their 2-month-old baby was left in a shopping cart outside a Wal-Mart. Lebanon police say the couple had finished their shopping on July 4, loaded their car and drove off without taking the baby. A witness said he watched the couple drive away, leaving the baby behind.
Twenty minutes later, the frantic parents called Wal-Mart. Police said the couple first lied about why they sped away, claiming a neighbor had called to report someone was breaking into their home. But they eventually admitted that they simply forgot the infant.
Both parents were arrested on suspicion of endangering the welfare of a child and released, pending possible formal charges by Laclede County prosecutors.
Police say the baby is staying with a relative and is in good condition."
Associated Press "A southern Missouri couple may be charged after their 2-month-old baby was left in a shopping cart outside a Wal-Mart. Lebanon polic... more -
Drunk referee sent off
A football (soccer) referee has been suspended for being so drunk that he could hardly walk, while overseeing a LEAGUE game in Belarus. Sergei Shmolik, 43, had to be led off the pitch by match officials.
This does nothing for the reputation of eastern europeans' legendary 'consumption'! A football (soccer) referee has been suspended for being so drunk that he could hardly walk, while overseeing a LEAGUE game in Belarus... more -
Germany plans to give vote to babies
Dozens of German politicians have tabled a new law to extend voting rights to babies, toddlers, children and teenagers.
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