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Rare Look Spectacular Photos Capture the Grand Canyon Filled With Fog
This Awesome Atmospheric Anomaly Filled the Grand Canyon With Fog
) but the quality wasn't great...Heh all that reminds me of this song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD7ABpMk2lI
Epcot's 1982 Computer Song!
Ahh, the good ol' Pre-NSA days!
The Motion Picture Association’s “Piracy it’s a crime” video is without doubt the most iconic anti-piracy PSA ever made. The video includes the classic line “you wouldn’t download a car,” but within a decade Porsche is proving the movie industry wrong. The exclusive car manufacturer is offering freely downloadable blueprints of its Cayman S model, and evidence of the first printed cars is now surfacing left and right.
Porsche Proves MPAA Wrong, Wants You to Download a CarQuoteThe Motion Picture Association’s “Piracy it’s a crime” video is without doubt the most iconic anti-piracy PSA ever made. The video includes the classic line “you wouldn’t download a car,” but within a decade Porsche is proving the movie industry wrong. The exclusive car manufacturer is offering freely downloadable blueprints of its Cayman S model, and evidence of the first printed cars is now surfacing left and right.(see attachment in previous post)
Weird Al Yankovic Wiki - "Don't Download This Song"
"Don't Download This Song" is the first single from "Weird Al" Yankovic's 12th studio album Straight Outta Lynwood. The song was released exclusively on August 21, 2006 as a digital download. It is a style parody of "We Are the World", "Hands Across America", "Heal the World" and other similar charity songs. The song "describes the perils of online music file-sharing" in a tongue-in-cheek manner.[1] To further the sarcasm, the song is freely available for streaming and download (legally) in "DRM-free" MPEG fileformat at Weird Al's MySpace page, as well as his Youtube channel...
...On MTV's MTV Music site where this music video is available, they have censored the names of the file sharing programs in the song, such as Limewire or KaZaA.[6] Weird Al explained that MTV contacted him and told him they would not air his video if the references to the filesharing programs were not in some way removed, so he "made the creative decision to bleep them out as obnoxiously as possible, so that there would be no mistake I was being censored."[7]
Weird Al Yankovic Wiki - "Don't Download This Song"
QuoteWeird Al Yankovic Wiki - "Don't Download This Song"
funny, the video doesnt seem to be available on YT (I didnt waste too much time on it, but presumed the og version would be on first search page). Wonder if there's a story behind that...
Actually it is...
A piece of the famous Halley's comet likely slammed into Earth in A.D. 536, blasting so much dust into the atmosphere that the planet cooled considerably, a new study suggests. This dramatic climate shift is linked to drought and famine around the world, which may have made humanity more susceptible to "Justinian's plague" in A.D. 541-542 — the first recorded emergence of the Black Death in Europe.
How Halley's comet is linked to a famine 1,500 years ago
Aka circa 520 AD?!
Ice core data record evidence of a volcanic eruption in 536, but it almost certainly wasn't big enough to change the climate so dramatically, Abbott said.
"There was, I think, a small volcanic effect," she said. "But I think the major thing is that something hit the ocean."
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Yes, but the clue is that it's from http://www.nbcnews.com/science/, where the pseudo-scientific dogma might not like to admit to the existence of "AD" (Anno Domini) and its implications...How Halley's comet is linked to a famine 1,500 years agoAka circa 520 AD?!
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