Natasha Richardson, 45, the Tony Award-winning actress has died after suffering a head injury on a ski slope.
Natasha Richardson mourned as a 'wonderful woman'.
Richardson was a true daughter of the theater.
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Thursday, March 12, 2009
At Colo. prison, wild horses tame the inmates
http://www.newsvine.com/_news/2009/03/12/2535659-at-colo-prison-wild-horses-tame-the-inmates
I think that programs like this and the dog training that's done at some prisons are excellent ideas.
I think that programs like this and the dog training that's done at some prisons are excellent ideas.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Look Mum, it's been snowing... The first steps of the polar cubs
Polar bear cubs are cute!!
Friday, March 6, 2009
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Orphaned Otter recovers at Aquarium
This *otter* be cute. ba da bum ching!
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Science Unlocks The Mystery Of Belly Button Lint
http://idle.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/03/02/1742219
After three years of research, including examining 503 pieces of fluff from his own belly button, Georg Steinhauser has discovered a type of body hair that traps stray pieces of lint and draws them into the navel. Dr Steinhauser's observations showed that "small pieces of fluff first form in the hair and then end up in the navel at the end of the day." Chemical analysis revealed the pieces of fluff were not just made up of cotton from clothing. Wrapped up in the lint were also flecks of dead skin, fat, sweat and dust. Unfortunately, further study has failed to yield a hair or fiber that would give Dr. Steinhauser the last three years of his life back.
And now you know...
After three years of research, including examining 503 pieces of fluff from his own belly button, Georg Steinhauser has discovered a type of body hair that traps stray pieces of lint and draws them into the navel. Dr Steinhauser's observations showed that "small pieces of fluff first form in the hair and then end up in the navel at the end of the day." Chemical analysis revealed the pieces of fluff were not just made up of cotton from clothing. Wrapped up in the lint were also flecks of dead skin, fat, sweat and dust. Unfortunately, further study has failed to yield a hair or fiber that would give Dr. Steinhauser the last three years of his life back.
And now you know...
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