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If the Gulf of Mexico had a face, this would be it. "omg, not again"

News agencies are reporting that another offshore oil rig has exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, just west of the one that exploded in April. This rig was owned by Mariner Energy.

A Coast Guard spokesman said that 13 people were on the rig and that 12 have been accounted for at this time.

Anyone else experiencing a deja vu?

via WTSP

Obvious fake "results" are obvious.

Turns out that those acai berry weight loss products claiming to boost metabolism and make your body burn fat quicker are nothing but worthless marketing tricks (duh!). Not only do they not work, but those who tried the “free trial” (that in reality costs around $70) couldn’t get refunds for their payments. Read the rest of this post »

Starcraft as a university class [woot?]

Posted by Titus-Armand On September - 2 - 2010View Comments

A reason to stay in school?

It looks like the University of Florida is secretly planning to train the best Starcraft players in the world through a new honors class called “21st Century Skills in Starcraft.” No, seriously. Read the rest of this post »

I’ve seen many timelapse videos, but this one is probably the most incredible due to its perspective and “cool factor.” It shows a sunset, a moonrise and the northern lights, and was taken by a NASA astronaut on the Space Shuttle Endeavor.

The camera took one image every 15 seconds, so this 38-second video captures about 9 and a half minutes of real time. And because the space station orbits Earth once every 90 minutes, they get to see 16 sunrises and sunsets every day.

Check out the video below.

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So this 28-year-old woman was getting something out of her car when another young woman walks up to her and says “Hey pretty girl, do you want to drink this?” and then tosses a cup of acid in her face.

What the hell is wrong with people… did the media really damage the self-image of some that much? Scary.

via msnbc