Tuesday, November 21, 2006
Hokey Pokey Smokey Show Nov. 21, 2006 on Odeo
Here is a Thanksgiving themed show from The Mel Blanc Show titled “Thanksgiving Party” from November 1946.Happy Thanksgiving everybody.
Hokey Pokey Smokey Show Nov. 21, 2006 on Odeo
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Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art
The purpose of the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art will be the collection, preservation, study, education, and display of comic and cartoon art. Every genre of the art will be represented: animation, anime, cartoons, comic books, comic strips, gag cartoons, humorous illustration, illustration, political illustration, editorial cartoons, caricature, graphic novels, sports cartoons, and computer-generated art.
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RIAA Toilet Paper
Nothing compares with the way it feels when that text slides across your butt.
J!NX - RIAA Toilet Paper (1 roll)
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vibration headset
N.Tech presented 'VIBE NVP 100', a vibration headset during Next Generation Computing Show 2006, which enables you to listen to music through the rear of ear instead of inserting the headphone into your ear.
AVING USA - Global News Network
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Tommy Lee Joins the Clothing "Revolution"
a line of jeans, t-shirts, hats, and hoodies with sections of Lee's numerous tattoos - from stars to koi to dragons - artfully placed, making non-tattooed fans feel like a part of the rock 'n roll gestalt that Lee embodies.
Tommy Lee Joins the Clothing "Revolution"
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Monday, November 20, 2006
Time Travel with Dan & Jeff
Time Travel, an exciting show dedicated to the glory years of television, radio, film, animation, comicdom and other areas of pop culture and nostalgia!...Time Travel is possible!
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Image booster? I don't think so.
Britney Spears, who's been working on her new album in Sin City, finds time for some frolicking with new pal Paris Hilton on Saturday. The newly single Spears did some high-stakes gambling and went on a spree to Ceasars Palace's Forum Shops.
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Mr Soccer Robot Football
The idea is to manoeuvre your dribbling droids around the pitch via a nifty transmitter. Using the controller's forward, reverse, left, right and shoot buttons the object is to score more goals than your opponent.
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The Prince of Wales... Vlogging?
Well, sort of.
This section will show videos of The Prince of Wales, The Duchess of Cornwall and Princes William and Harry
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Dwight dons ninja suit for film
Rainn Wilson, who plays the sycophantic Dwight on "The Office," is making his screenwriting debut on a project in which he will star as a once-great ninja who is now living a life of mediocrity.Fox Searchlight has picked up the dark comedy, "Bonzai Shadowhands," which Jason Reitman ("Thank You For Smoking") will direct.
"Office" fascist Dwight dons ninja suit for film | Entertainment | Film | Reuters.com
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Friday, November 17, 2006
Free long distance calls through Google?
the new feature could theoretically allow users to make free long distance phone calls to any North American number.Since every business listing on Google Maps has the "click-to-call" feature enabled, the only thing you need to do is get listed. Now instead of dialing a long distance phone number on your phone, you "dial" it through your own business listing on Google Maps.
» Free long distance calls through Google? | Googling Google | ZDNet.com
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Literary 'Dummies' getting TV treatment
"Whatever topic you can think of, there's a 'Dummies' book for it," said Arthur Smith, who runs his TV production company with Kent Weed. "There's such a plethora of information, and these are books -- not pamphlets." While no major specifics were given regarding the project, Weed said he and Smith would try to make the TV adaptation of the popular manuals both educational and entertaining. Producers are considering a game show format, among other possible formats, Daily Variety said.
United Press International - The Washington Times, America's Newspaper
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Deep-Fried Flags Removed From Museum
Art student William Gentry said his piece, "The Fat Is in the Fire," was a commentary on obesity in America. "I deep-fried the flag because I'm concerned about America and about America's health," Gentry said.Customs House Museum executive director Ned Crouch took down the artwork Wednesday less than 18 hours after it went up in this community next to the Fort Campbell.
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Thursday, November 16, 2006
Edgar & Ellen
Cartoons, podcasts and a bunch of other cool stuff
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Urinating in games
To prove that they are willing to push the limits of game design and bring new, fresh concepts to the industry, Vander Caballero announced in an interview that the next-gen, cooperative play focused Army of Two will feature in-game peeing.
GAF - News - Urinating in games - EA first on the scene
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Untitled
Brazilian Cassia Aparecida de Souza, 18, says three of the cat’s six offspring, which were born three months after Mimi mated with a neighbour’s dog, have canine traits.A geneticist from the Passo Fundo University plans to take blood samples from the animals to verify the claim.
Did this cat breed with a dog? | the Daily Mail
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Wednesday, November 15, 2006
Hokey Pokey Smokey Show Nov. 15, 2006
A couple of Autumn themed episodes for the season.The episodes are from the series “Fibber McGee and Molly”The first is an episode called “Fibber’s Letter To Aunt Sarah” from 1958.And the second is called “An Autumn Drive” from 1959
Hokey Pokey Smokey Show Nov. 15, 2006 on Odeo
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super cute and super fun flash games
enormous collection of super cute and super fun flash games that were created by Ferry Halim.
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New Technology Allows Wireless Recharging
A “non-radiative” electromagnetic field is a state of electric and magnetic fields which are localized someplace on the device and in the source, said John Joannopoulos, a researcher from MIT. “Localized means that electromagnetic fields will die off as you go away from the device or the source.”The energy could then be picked up by especially designed gadgets. What's not picked up by the receiver is then reabsorbed by the emitter.It’s not dangerous at all, Joannopoulos told LiveScience.The technology will initially have a short range at first, the researchers expect. A laptop could be recharged within a few yards of the power source.
LiveScience.com - New Technology Allows Wireless Recharging
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Blue Man Group To Appear on "Scrubs,"
Television fans may remember the blue-skinned trio were part of a story-arc on "Arrested Development." Now, the Blue Man Group will make a special appearance on the season premiere of NBC's "Scrubs" Nov. 30 when Zach Braff's character J.D. finds himself on stage at The Venetian Resort Hotel and Casino.
Playbill News: Busy Blue Man Group To Appear on "Scrubs," Open Orlando Run and Head Out on Tour
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Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Beatles albums available on Zune Marketplace
the Zune Marketplace revealed that there are a full 33 Beatles albums listed there.
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Wax Museum Plan Jilted by Brad, Angelina
LAS VEGAS — Organizers of a fantasy wedding on the Las Vegas Strip between Hollywood's hottest unmarried couple got cold feet. Madame Tussauds nixed the plan to stage a depiction of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt tying the knot after a representative for Pitt protested, representatives for the actor and the wax museum said Monday.
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Monday, November 13, 2006
Yo gabba gabba!?
This incredibly cool and ultra hip preschool show was created as pilot by Christian Jacobs and Scott Shultz, and (according to their site) has apparently been picked up in the US, UK, and Italy! Yo Gabba Gabba is a magazine style show like Sesame Street and The Banana Splits, with wacky costumed creatures, animation, music, and real people!
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Universal thinks iPod users are thieves
Yesterday, Microsoft agreed to share revenue from Zune sales with record labels and artists. Forcing the issue was Universal Music Group, which at deadline is the only label named in the program. UMG refused to license its music to the Zune unless it could receive a percentage of each device sold, in addition to standard music licensing fees for downloads and subscriptions."These devices are just repositories for stolen music, and they all know it," UMG chairman/CEO Doug Morris says. "So it's time to get paid for it."
Red Hot Chili Peppers, QOTSA, T.I. Rock For Zune
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Elton John on Religion and peace
"It's like the peace movement in the '60s. Musicians got through to people by getting out there and doing peace concerts, but we don't seem to do them any more," he said. "If John Lennon were alive today, he'd be leading it with a vengeance."
Elton John News on Yahoo! Music
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Friday, November 10, 2006
The Banana Song (The Banana Splits)
The Banana Song (The Banana Splits)
G.S.P. - The Banana Song (The Banana Splits) - X-Y-Z-Cosmonaut's CosmoBlog - by xyzcosmonaut
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Think Faest!
Faesthetic #6 is 160 pages of original black & white art, photography, graffiti and illustration with the theme of "LOVE & DEATH."
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Early human relative ate prehistoric smorgasbord
The four-foot-tall, 100-pound (45-kg) bipedal hominid Paranthropus robustus lived in what is now South Africa alongside direct ancestors of modern humans, as well as hyenas, saber-toothed cats, elephants, baboons, antelopes and others.A prevailing notion among scientists has been that Paranthropus was driven into extinction as Africa's climate became drier because it had a very limited diet, while our direct ancestors thrived on a diverse menu.
It turns out that Paranthropus ate leaves, fruit, nuts, seeds, roots, tubers and perhaps even meat from grazing animals, maybe from scavenging, the researchers said.
Early human relative ate prehistoric smorgasbord | Tech&Sci | Science | Reuters.com
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First Photo From Space
October 24, 1946. The grainy, black-and-white photos were taken from an altitude of 65 miles by a 35-millimeter motion picture camera riding on a V-2 missile launched from the White Sands Missile Range. Snapping a new frame every second and a half, the rocket-borne camera climbed straight up, then fell back to Earth minutes later, slamming into the ground at 500 feet per second. The camera itself was smashed, but the film, protected in a steel cassette, was unharmed.
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How to use Japanese style toilet.
How to use Japanese style toilet.
A very bizarre and cruedly drawn tutorial on the subject.
How to use Japanese style toilet
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Bloc Party's Tong collapses in US
The 27-year-old was taken ill shortly after coming off stage, and was rushed to hospital where he is due to stay for at least the next three days.Doctors say he is in a comfortable condition and not in any danger.
BBC NEWS | Entertainment | Bloc Party's Tong collapses in US
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Bloc Party's Tong collapses in US
The 27-year-old was taken ill shortly after coming off stage, and was rushed to hospital where he is due to stay for at least the next three days.Doctors say he is in a comfortable condition and not in any danger.
BBC NEWS | Entertainment | Bloc Party's Tong collapses in US
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Thursday, November 09, 2006
Laptop thrown by actress hits senior in wheelchair
"That interaction between Denise Richards and the paparazzi resulted in throwing off a balcony, a laptop belonging to these photographers."The laptop hurtled to the casino lobby a floor below, allegedly hitting the 80-year-old woman on the arm.
CBC.ca Arts - Laptop thrown by actress hits senior in wheelchair: police
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Open source brewer program
Use this to formulate recipes for ales, lagers and stouts. It also includes a brewing primer for those just starting out in the homebrewing hobby. QBrew builds and runs under Unix (Linux, BSD, Solaris, etc), Mac OSX and Windows.
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MySpace Founder Takes on Rupert
Greenspan’s new company, LiveUniverse, owns a number of internet properties, including social networking site Stickam.com and YouTube competitor Vidilife.com. He alleges that MySpace blocks users from even mentioning Stickam.com and Vidilife.com in their profiles.He says that “any attempts by users to type the url of sites like ‘stickam.com’ or ‘vidilife.com’ into a [MySpace] blog or profile [are replaced] with ‘……’ “.
Free Press : MySpace Founder Takes on Rupert
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Conn. Tree Going to Rockefeller Center
HARTFORD, CONN. — An 88-foot Norway spruce from a western Connecticut home was headed to Manhattan on Thursday to become this year's Rockefeller Center Christmas tree.
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Notebook About Churchill's Life for Sale
An auction house plans to sell a notebook that contains details about Winston Churchill's life during his final years — a routine that revolved around cigars, whiskey and his pet bird.Muriel Thomson, a nurse who cared for the former prime minister before his death in 1965, kept a detailed log of his day-to-day schedule. One note reads, "After dinner ... put bird to bed!! Take Sir Winston to drawing room. Whiskey & Soda."
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