This picture looks 3d...
Makes you wonder
They've upped the ante once
again...
https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=8d3b076bd4de14bbda5aba699e80621d&tab=core&_cview=1&cck=1&au=&ck
Whoa
More:
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2835867/Stab-victim-didnt-feel-blade.html?OTC-RSS&ATTR=News
Cool site
Got a website you wanted to share in an email, and
guarantee that the receiver would see what you saw?
Try this site, which was shown to me by BradyS, a fellow
"breaker"...
http://pdfmyurl.com
Need to blow a few bucks?
Ever
wonder what folks who have too much money spend their money
on???
check out the US Submarines website... they build "the
world's first personal luxury submarines, capable of taking
you and your guests to unseen regions of the deep ocean in
perfect comfort and absolute safety. And once there, you are
able to view the fascinating denizens of the deep through
large, panoramic viewports, while relaxing in an interior
replete with luxury and warmth."
Who buys these things??? Paul Allen apparently has one.
http://www.ussubmarines.com
More leftist agenda
showing up in our schools...
He may be the president who governed during the
Civil War, freeing the slaves, but under a new curriculum
proposal for North Carolina high schools, U.S. history would
begin years after President Lincoln, with the presidency of
Rutherford B. Hayes in 1877.
State education leaders
say this may help students learn about more recent history
in greater depth.
"We are certainly not trying to go
away from American history," Rebecca Garland, the chief
academic officer for North Carolina Department of Public
Instruction, told Fox News. "What we are trying to do is
figure out a way to teach it where students are connected to
it, where they see the big idea, where they are able to make
connections and draw relationships between parts of our
history and the present day."
As the North Carolina
curriculum stands now, ninth-grade students take world
history, 10th-graders study civics and economics and
11th-graders take U.S. history going back to the country's
founding.
Under the proposed change, the
ninth-graders would take a course called global studies,
focusing in part on issues such as the environment. The 10th
grade still would study civics and economics, but
11th-graders would take U.S. history only from 1877 onward.
"The answer isn't to throw out fundamental portions of
U.S. history," said Mike Belter, a U.S. history teacher and
social studies director. "I'm all for a global
outlook, but it should not be at the expense of American
history and learning about American institutions and ideas,"
he told Fox News.
MORE:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,584758,00.html
Very very sad
A student in New Zealand has auctioned her
virginity to a stranger for almost $31,900 to help fund her
university tuition fees.
The 19-year-old offered her
virginity to the highest bidder in an online auction on the
www.ineed.co.nz Web site after she found herself desperate
for money.
The student, who called herself "Unigirl,"
said that she was delighted with the outcome and thanked
auction participants who had bid more than she expected.
"Thank you to the more than 30,000 people who viewed my
ad and to the more than 1,200 offers made," she said on the
auction site yesterday. "I have accepted an offer in excess
of $NZ45,000, which is way beyond what I dreamt."
The
woman said that she had never been in a sexual relationship.
She described herself as attractive, fit and healthy but
desperate for money to pay university fees. She offered her
virginity to the highest bidder “as long as all personal
safety aspects are observed” and with full awareness of
"possible consequences."
MORE:
http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/women/article7013108.ece
First views inside the 787
Boeing let reporters inside its new plane, the 787, which
is still undergoing flight testing...
Big windows!
One of the crew cabin sections
is filled with electronics to monitor the flight
More pictures:
http://www.kirotv.com/slideshow/news/22423242/detail.html
Greetings!
