Category: Strange and WeirdJuly 15, 2010 These pyramids are impossible to climbIt’s called a Pyramid for a reason. Ask 10 different people to describe a pyramid, most will offer up a description of a structure in the shape of a triangle converging at a point. I have yet to see one of these amazing structures up close and personal but it’s on my list of to-do’s. Just recently I was reminded that a very different kind of pyramid also exists. July 13, 2010 Short, Dark and Handsome?If you are a shorter than average male there’s a very good chance you have at one point or another wished to be taller. Maybe you still do? This desire to add inches or in some cases feet is most likely related to attracting the attention of the opposite sex. I mean we have all probably heard the phrase “tall, dark and handsome.” I have yet to hear “short, dark and handsome”. Have you?
May 11, 2010 When did FREE Start Costing us $$In today’s tough economy the term free has the ability to grab ones attention quite quickly.Wholesale buyers seem to be reaching their bottom lines sooner than expected these days. Any opportunity to extend that bottom line with free benefits is always well appreciated.Well it seems as though some are capitalizing on this attractive and flashy term although not with good intentions. October 9, 2009 Nobel Peace Jury Leaves Many Wondering How?The vote is in, the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Barack Obama. That’s right with less than 1 year into his first term as President and with no major foreign policy achievements Barack Obama has been placed into an arena with the likes of Kofi Annan, Nelson Mandela and the 14th Dalai Lama. March 30, 2009 GTW-Big plans for 2009′Almost all of us have experienced the frustration of irrelevant search results when seeking items of interest online. It is begrudgingly excepted as an unavoidable speed bump while surfing the Internet highway. What recourse do we really have? We simply … March 12, 2008 What you’ll be driving in 2020We’ll spare you the far-future posturing and flying-car jokes, but the truth is — for the 200 million automobile owners in America, the future looks bright. In fact, we’ve already made some pretty impressive headway. The 2008 Mercedes S-Class can change lanes on the highway automatically, and both the Toyota Prius and the Lexus LS-460 can self-park at the push of a button.
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