There appears to be some benefits to this 'Big Brother' world of constant surveillance. Props to whoever bootlegged this video from the security files as they work fast, the date on the video is only a few day old.
Apple products are made in factories that regularly employ young teenagers, constantly work people more than 60 hours per week, and falsify records to cover up their misdeeds. That's according to the shameless gossiping muckrakers at... uh, Apple Inc.
In 1964, the British armed forces tested the effects of LSD on British marines. Their goal was to discover a non-lethal method of incapacitating enemy forces and, if this historical footage is any indication, they found one.
The world is full of good ideas, but it takes a special kind of person to bring a stroke of genius to life. One brilliant man discovered a water to gas conversion process used to power cars, blowtorches, and more.
An angry Dmitry Medvedev, president of all Mother Russia, has issued a fiery statement about his country's Olympic athletes biffing it so hard in the just-ended Vancouver games. He wants the resignations of Russian Olympic officials on his desk immediately!
Since it was the most important sociological event of our time (and a ratings success) there will inevitably be dozens of new reality shows trying to rip it off. Just stop now. These are always horrible ideas.
How's this for a bit of Monday inspiration? A police officer in Brooklyn Heights, Ohio became a hero when he pushed a driver out of the path of a speeding car that had lost control during a snowstorm.
Ever wondered if those Japanese chicks Rivers Cuomo croons about have even heard of him? This won't give the answer, but the addition of broken English with Weezer's foray into "rap" is worth its weight in Hello Kitty plush toys.
