Some very distrubing photos, from the people who thrive on disturbing photos…
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This Week’s Top 10 Shocking Images
More Than 5 Million Americans Living With Alzheimer’s
Over 5 million Americans have absolutely no idea they are living with Alzheimers. No, Lady, I’m not your grandson. No, I don’t want any Nilla wafers. Matlock was cancelled.
Erasing Alaska’s $38 Billion Oil Fund
Perhaps you know that sinking feeling when a single keystroke accidentally destroy hours of work. Now imagine wiping out a disc drive containing an account worth $38 billion.
Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Developed to Fight Malaria
US scientists have developed a strain of genetically modified mosquitoes, which they claim will help fight malaria, a disease that kills a million people worldwide each year.
Forecasting Online Ad Spending in the Coming Years
Online ad spending revenues totaled $16.8 billion in 2006, up from $12.5 billion in 2005. So where will it go from here? The experts have a hard time agreeing.
Welcome The Solar Shuttle
Designed by SolarLabfounder Christoph Behling, the SolarShuttle is the UK’s largest and most advanced solar boat.
Boomers Will Never Be Senior Citizens
Adults over 50 spend $1 trillion annually on goods and services, with Internet purchases totaling $7 billion annually, according to Packaged Facts.
The Link Between Oral Health and Overall Health
The evidence is accumulating faster than you can say "Don’t forget to floss" that taking good care of your teeth — and treating gum disease aggressively — may be one of the best things you can do not just for your mouth but for your overall health.
Study: One-Third Of D.C. Residents Are Illiterate
About one-third of the people living in the nation’s capital are functionally illiterate, compared with about one-fifth nationally, according to a report on the District of Columbia.
Calculate Your Caffeine Intake
Ever want to know about how much caffine you’re consuming when you drink a cup of coffee or one of the new energy drinks. Well, here’s the list.
The Great Duct Tape Study
A new study says that while duct tape may be the solution for a lot of things, its ability to cure warts may have been overstated.
Video Ads Produce High Click-Thru Rates
Click-through rates for online video ads range from 0.4% to 0.74% depending on the format, according to new DoubleClick data made available exclusively to eMarketer.
Houses Selling for Less than New Cars in Detroit
After selling house after house in the Motor City for less than the $29,000 it costs to buy the average new car, the auctioneer tried a new line: "The lumber in the house is worth more than that!"
World’s Smallest Horse
At just a hair over 17 inches tall, the miniature horse is more inclined to walk under fences than jump them. And her owners have sheltered the mare from ever gaining "circus-sideshow" or "one-trick-pony" status. As the world’s smallest horse, 5-year-old Thumbelina, weighing in at 57 pounds, has a bigger mission: to raise $1 million [...]
