Thursday, October 12, 2006
Hokey Pokey Smokey Show
Featuring old time radio shows that are relevant to the season or holidays.I have decided to start a podcast of radio plays and shows themed to what time of year it is. So obviously the current theme is, Halloween. The first episode is "An Eye For An Eye" starring Vincent Price.
you can listen to the shows on the Odeo page and subscribe through Odeo if you are a member.
You can also subscribe from the RSS feed. Or listen to the stream on your favorite music player.
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Paper Pumpkin How-to
Why don't you try your hand at creating this fun and scary paper craft symbol of Halloween.
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Gross Anatomy
Here are some sites which offer the type of Halloween food which often jumps over cute and goes right to “I can’t eat that”.
ReadyMade Blog » Blog Archive » Gross Anatomy
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Vampire Bats Help Battle Strokes
The study, which wraps up in a few months, is utilizing a compound derived from the saliva of vampire bats and testing its effectiveness in reducing the risk of brain damage after the onset of an acute stroke. If approved, the drug will triple the time period for initiating emergency stroke treatment and offer other important advantages over other medications currently in use, including the only Food and Drug Administration-approved stroke drug.
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Have some punch
Have some punch (An Oldie But A Goodie) - Google Video
This makes me laugh everytime I see it.
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Mich. Woman Tries to Sell Mummy on EBay
PORT HURON, MICH. — Officials are trying to track down the origins of a mummified human skeleton that a Michigan woman tried to sell on eBay.The St. Clair County medical examiner's office confiscated the mummified remains Tuesday from the home of Lynn Sterling.Sterling, 45, told police she got the remains from a friend who works in demolition and said he found them in a Detroit school he helped tear down nearly 30 years ago, police said. She said she had contacted an attorney before posting the remains for sale.
Newsvine - Mich. Woman Tries to Sell Mummy on EBay
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Music for your eyes
Google just announced major partnerships with two of the world's largest music companies -- Sony BMG and Warner Music Group -- to bring thousands of music videos to Google Video via free, ad-supported on-demand streams. And as per our recent announcement with MTV, in the coming months our AdSense partners can put all these great videos on their sites as well.
Official Google Blog: Music for your eyes
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Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Smurfing Sing Song
This actually came out in 1980 before the cartoon in the U.S. Of course the Smurfs were popular long before that due to the comic strip drawn by Pierre "Peyo" Culliford in Belgium in 1958. And whether you love the Smurfs or hate them, these songs are undeniably catchy.
Way Out Junk: Smurfing Sing Song
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Robert Kopecky
In addition to all sorts of animation design, like the backgrounds for Sheep in the Big City, for the last 6 seasons of Codename: Kids Next Door, Robert has designed the technology, vehicles, and effects.
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Carnivorous Plant Eats Mouse At French Garden
Botanists discovered a partially digested mouse inside the plant on Friday after several people complained of a horrible smell.The carnivorous plant, native to the Philippines, is the first to actually prove that plants can indeed eat small mammals.Previously, insects were the only things that were known to be in a carnivorous plant's diet.
WLWT.com - News - Carnivorous Plant Eats Mouse At French Garden
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