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• Teenager Struck By Lightning While Playing Mortal Kombat

  Published: July 28, 2007, 1:22 am

  Tags: Gamer Life, 18 Year Old, Apparently, Bedroom Wall, Controller, Gamer, Gamers, Gizmodo, Guess, Hospitalized, Internet Story, Ipods, Joystick, Lesson To Be Learned, Mortal Kombat, Mother Nature, Rundown, Sao Paulo, Storms, Struck By Lightning

  weird. The proof that Mother Nature can be a bitch sometimes was left in the teen’s bedroom wall, as you can see here. It’s not the kind of crack your average teenage boy dreams about in his bedroom, is it? Aguinaldo was taken to the hospital, but is expected to be out today as his injuries are not thought to be too serious. Up until

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• Summer 2007

  Published: July 27, 2007, 11:05 am

  Tags: Image, Computers, Nature, Travel

  I'm back! Just like last summer, I went to a sea side town to cover myself in fine sand and then dive into azure water. I also licked the salt off a margarita glass, relaxed on a hammock, and gazed at blood-orange sunsets night after night. This summer I was in Bodrum, which is in the east of Turkey, chosen World's Sexiest Beach of 2007! It's a

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• One Person's Trash is Another's Treasure

  Published: July 12, 2007, 1:52 pm

  Tags: Nature, Internet

  Going "green" is the thing to do these days. Almost everyone is taking part in the effort to save the environment, big or small. The website I'm about to introduce to you today will make some of you very happy. The idea behind this new startup is simple. SwitchPlanet lets you swap stuff, you probably won't ever use again, with other users who

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• Supersaturated Solution Crystallizing

  Published: July 11, 2007, 7:07 pm

  Tags: Video, Nature, Fun, Hobby

  Prepare for magic science! Here is a really, really cool experiment you can do at home explained in "plain" English. If you take a cup of water and add salt to it you will notice it's "disappearing." What is going on is that the salt is dissolving into the water. The water molecules are breaking the salt molecule up. If you keep adding salt you

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• Power of the Wind

  Published: July 10, 2007, 7:03 am

  Tags: Video, Nature, Technology, Ads

  It's been a while since I brought creative marketing to your attention and here is a TV spot that is just as deep as Sophisticated Android. Some of you may already have seen it, but I wanted to include it to discuss about the potential power of wind energy. We have seen how turbines could be integrated into skyscrapers, and more recently,

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• Being a Good Parent

  Published: June 27, 2007, 8:15 pm

  Tags: Nature

  Too many times I have seen parents who think that because they have brought children into the world, that fact alone is enough to claim that they should have the respect of those children. Respect is something that needs to be earned. If you expect, as a parent, to have the respect of your children, then you have to earn it from them just as you

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• Anybody Can Cook!

  Published: July 5, 2007, 8:50 am

  Tags: Nature, Movie, Message, Change, Reviewing, Cook , Watched, Believable, Thinking Aloud

  but, it is also about our nature. This is a question everytime we doubt ourselves in things we’ve never done before. We gotta believe our nature. “Yes, we can,” says the rat! It’s not that we change our nature or we change our attitude but Change is our nature or change is our attitude… Something new for me,

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• Bugs Eye View

  Published: July 28, 2007, 12:38 pm

  Tags: Horse, Photography, Nature, Animals

  Photo by Mark Trueman

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• Slimy Mallow

  Published: July 14, 2007, 3:11 am

  Tags: Nature

  Prairie MallowLearn something new every day. I came across a haiku by George Crabbe, which got me wondering about 'slimy' mallow. Is mallow slimy?"Medicinally, the mucilaginous quality of the Mallows may be used just like the unrelated Aloe vera or cactus: externally as an emollient for soothing sunburns and other inflamed skin conditions, or

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• Teen Accused Of Sheep Rape

  Published: July 28, 2007, 4:28 am

  Tags: Nature

  A teenager has been accused of having sex with a sheep 12 times in a year. Roger Henderson II allegedly broke into a barn 12 times in as many months to molest the same animal. He was arrested after the farmer installed CCTV which showed him dragging the sheep into a corner, tearing his clothes off and forcing himself on it. Henderson, 18, of

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• Crow Banned From Pub

  Published: July 28, 2007, 4:26 am

  Tags: Nature

  A crow has been banned from a south Wales pub because it keeps drinking everyone's beer! The bird nicknamed Carling by drinkers swoops on customers' pints whenever they turn their backs. Sarah Wyatt, manager of the David Protheroe pub in Neath, South Wales, moaned yesterday: At first everyone thought it was funny. Then a bird

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• 'Space arrow' to map Earth's tug

  Published: July 27, 2007, 3:13 pm

  Tags: Science Nature

  The Goce gravity satellite will be one of Europe's most challenging space missions to date.

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• The Green Room

  Published: June 29, 2007, 5:23 am

  Tags: Science Nature

  Chemical engineering, not carbon offsetting, is needed to deliver a low carbon future.

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• Scientists Breed World's First Mentally Ill Mouse

  Published: July 29, 2007, 3:52 pm

  Tags: Nature, Science

  Scientists have created the world's first schizophrenic mice in an attempt to gain a better understanding of the illness. It is believed to be the first time an animal has been genetically engineered to have a mental illness. Animal rights activists have obviously condemned the research.

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• The World's Tallest Horse Meets The World's Smallest

  Published: July 29, 2007, 5:07 pm

  Tags: Nature

  She may be standing in the shadows but one little horse is reaching heights of her own. At a mere 17 inches, the miniature brown mare known as Thumbelina takes pride in the lofty title of the World 's Smallest Living Horse. Her companion, Radar, is a Belgian draught horse with his own big claim to fame - as the World s Tallest Living Horse.

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