By Libby ZayNovember 18 2009 California beachgoers were officially stripped of their right to bathe nude this past October, but many naturalists are refusing to cover up. Here's the skinny: For more than 30 years, the far south end of San Onofre State Beach has been a hot spot for those who prefer to spend a day at the coast and leave sans tan lines. The 1,000-foot stretch of shoreline—less than 3.5 per cent of the park—is not only secluded by 300-foot cliffs, but also has had a lo... Read Full Story
Last Friday we took a sneak peek at some of the artfully constructed angel wings that will float down the runway in tomorrow's Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show (airing Tuesday, December 1, on CBS), and captured exclusive images of beauties Doutzen Kroes and Miranda Kerr trying them on for size. This year’s fantastical affair bears a “romantic travel” theme and features categories such as Enchanted Forest, All Aboard, and Star Trooper. —Erin Clements “We came up with the idea of this girl ... Read Full Story
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Sitting there in the dark of the movie theatre, you feel your stomach grumbling, your taste buds begin to salivate, as the blood and guts or sex and comedy on the screen let your psyche know that it is time, time for that age old tradition that has been part of the movie theatre experience for generations: over-priced concessions food. Forget popping a bag of popcorn at home to smugg... Read Full Story
By Karen Keller/The Star-Ledger HIGHLAND PARK -- It’s not "all you can eat." It’s more like whatever you can pay. A restaurant here is offering customers an innovative dining option — choose the size of your portion, then pay what you want.Pay what you can at A Better World CafePeople who can afford to pay extra help subsidize those less fortunate. A Better World Cafe, housed in an historic brick church, is the fifth restaurant of its kind in the nation, which some are nicknaming "Robin Hoo... Read Full Story
maximumpc.com — The 21st century has seen a resurgence in the popularity of stereography, or 3D imagery, and thanks to the availability of inexpensive digital cameras and photo-processing software, cheap do-it-yourself 3D imagery is now possible.click here for the whole DIY article: How to Build Your Own 3D Camera Rig for Under $20
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At last, after being blowed a billion times, it's the iPhone's turn. Believe it or not, there's a new application for the iPhone that uses its speaker to blow air. No peripherals. No attachments. Check the video for yourself. The developers say that you can use it to "blow out candles, herbs, and refresh your skin during hot summer nights." I wonder how many birthdays you can go through before your speaker breaks from all the vibration. [iTunes App Store via Krapps] Send an ... Read Full Story
"" by Mike McDFrom: http://bleacherreport.com/ Mike McDAnalyst Written on November 17, 2009 ESPN Magazine recently came out with "The Body Issue," which was supposed to be their answer to Sports Illustrated's swimsuit issue. Aside from my biggest gripe (too many dudes), I thought it was great. There are so many amazing bodies out in the sporting world that we should be saluting them. But I had a different idea. What if we could create the perfect woman by using body p... Read Full Story
Starfish, salamanders, and planarian flatworms share a seemingly magical trait: the ability to regenerate body parts they've lost. While humans may never boast quite the same ability, scientists are perfecting ways to create different types of replacement tissue using stem cells or techniques that kick-start regrowth and development. Thanks to their efforts, the fabled "human spare-parts kit" may become a reality sooner than you think. By Elizabeth Svoboda Patching Damaged Hearts ... Read Full Story
