Wednesday, December 06, 2006
nintendo controlled coffee machine
nintendo controlled coffee machine
growdown: Rancilio Silvia "PID PIC NES" mod
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We've found water on Mars, scientists say
Liquid water has flowed on the surface of Mars within the past five years, according to new evidence that suggests the Red Planet could currently be capable of harbouring life.Images taken from an orbiting spacecraft have revealed two fresh features in the Martian landscape that scientists think were been formed by brief torrents of water as recently as 2001.
We've found water on Mars, scientists say - World - Times Online
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Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Santa Sells Smokes!
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NASA plans permanent international moon base by 2024
NASA may be going to the same old moon with a ship that looks a lot like a 1960s Apollo capsule, but the space agency said Monday that it's going to do something dramatically different this time: Stay there.Unveiling the agency's bold plan for a return to the moon, NASA said it will establish an international base camp on one of the moon's poles, permanently staffing it by 2024, four years after astronauts land there.
MercuryNews.com | 12/04/2006 | NASA plans permanent international moon base by 2024
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Samsung to auction off YP-Z5...in 18K Gold
In honor of a million Z5's being sold, Mercer and Samsung will be auctioning off 10 YP-Z5's encased in genuine 18K Gold. Not only is the player made of gold, even the box it comes in is adorned with that shiny yellow stuff.
dapreview.net: Samsung to auction off YP-Z5...in 18K Gold
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Hepburn Gown Sold at Auction in London
LONDON — The black Givenchy gown worn by Audrey Hepburn in the film "Breakfast at Tiffany's" sold at auction Tuesday for $807,000.The price, paid by a telephone bidder, was almost six times the highest pre-sale estimate.
Newsvine - Hepburn Gown Sold at Auction in London
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NY eateries face new rules on trans fats
New York City's board of health on Tuesday voted to phase out most artificial transfats from restaurants, forcing doughnut shops and fast-food stands to remove artery-clogging oils from their cooking. In a separate vote, the board of health also ordered restaurants to standardize how they display the number of calories in dishes on their menus in an effort to combat obesity.
NY eateries face new rules on trans fats, calories - Yahoo! News
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Monday, December 04, 2006
Ironic Sans: Idea: A building shaped like Godzilla
The people of Tokyo should construct a giant building shaped like Godzilla. Imagine what it would do to the city’s skyline, and to the tourism industry. People would come from all over to take pictures. His eyes could flash red so airplanes don’t hit him. There could be an observatory in his mouth so people could look out over Tokyo. One of his arms could house a bar, and the other arm a restaurant. They could serve drinks called Mothra Martinis and dishes like Grilled Gamera Steaks, with a side of Mashed Potatoes.
Ironic Sans: Idea: A building shaped like Godzilla
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Zamzar - Free online file conversion
Have you ever wanted toconvert files without the needto download software ?
Zamzar supports conversion between a wide variety of different file formats.
Zamzar - Free online file conversion
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Gator Attacks Naked Man On Crack
A 45-year-old man was hospitalized after four sheriff's deputies rescued him from the jaws of a nearly 12-foot alligator Wednesday, while he was naked and high on crack cocaine.
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