Every day, the same, again
A student from Gloucestershire has been charged more than $1,600 in bank fees and interest payments after going overdrawn by sixteen cents.
Until Wednesday, Carl Kopsho had no idea that the man who collected $800 from him every month was not legally his landlord.
Bill proposed to ban students from wearing bulletproof vests to school.
World leaders enjoy 18-course banquet as they discuss how to solve global food crisis.
A NASA contractor needs urine to test the toilets on the Orion space capsule. The demand is voluminous: nearly 8 gallons a day, including weekends.
Nebraska cop, family win $40K over urine-tainted food.
A woman was arrested on a charge of extortion after police said she brought a rat into an upscale restaurant in April, claimed it was in her meal and then sought $500,000 to keep quiet.
The handmade dolls, known as “reborn babies,” are sparking controversy because some of their buyers are bereaved parents, looking to feel something of what they lost.
China is the world’s largest importer of chicken feet and the United States is the world’s largest exporter.
For the first time in nearly a decade China is issuing new banknotes without the image of Mao.
Art auctions on cruise ships lead to anger, accusations and lawsuits.
Inferior electrical work by private contractors on U.S. military bases in Iraq is more widespread than the Pentagon has acknowledged, according to a published report.
The Countrywide V.I.P.-loan scandal went far beyond a few members of Congress. A look inside C.E.O. Angelo Mozilo’s secret effort to curry favor with lawmakers, politicians, and others who could influence the company’s fortunes.
Undersea volcanic activity triggered a mass extinction of marine life and buried a thick mat of organic matter on the sea floor about 93 million years ago, which became a major source of oil, according to a new study.
Tens of thousands of newly-born penguins are freezing to death as Antarctica is lashed by freak rain storms.
Decoding neural signals for speech may give voice to the voiceless.
Tarantino’s “Inglorious Basterds” script.
Ball bearings used to trigger (Roland TR-808) drum sounds.
Police officers have been warned to look out for a new knife which can inject a ball of compressed gas into its victim that instantly freezes internal organs… The American-made weapon is sold to hunters and divers and injects the frozen gas when the small handle-mounted trigger is pressed. Related: How to open a watermelon.
Late in May, a public-relations company based in Paris created some user accounts on YouTube and posted four short videos. In each one, several young friends gather around a table and aim the antennas of their cell phones at a few kernels of popcorn.
Officially, Heineken will say they had absolutely nothing to do with.
July 22nd, 2008 at 8:09 am
Well come work again.
Saludos from spain
July 22nd, 2008 at 3:17 pm
Yeah great that you are back.
Saludos from Cancun :P