Scientists defy gravity with 'Spider-Man' gloves
I can't wait to climb like Spidey! Also, when are they going to come out w/X-Ray glasses that actually work? I sure wish I would have bought one of those Sony HandyCams when I had the chance. :)
Cloudmark's SpamNet: Fight Spam Using Outlook
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Bear snacks on sub, and I'm not talking about the sandwich...
During the ICEX 2003 naval exercises near the North Pole, the American submarine Connecticut (SSN 22) poked its sail and rudder through the ice. When an officer looked around outside via the periscope, he noted that his sub was being stalked by a hostile polar bear. The periscope cam was turned on, and these photos of a polar bear chewing on the subs rear rudder resulted. The damage was said to be minor. The SSN 22 is a Seawolf class boat, one of the navy's newest submarines. It wasn't designed as a polar bear snack, but that's how life is sometimes.
Article: Billy the Kid Mystery Revisited
Legendary Western outlaw Billy the Kid is supposed to have died after pistol shots rang through the night in the New Mexico desert 122 years ago, and a local sheriff's office has reopened the books on the event to find out just who shot whom.
There are many stories about the death of Billy the Kid, with the prevailing history saying that Billy was gunned down by one the state's most famous Wild West lawmen, Sheriff Pat Garrett.