Jennifer Moss, aka earth friend Jen, is a lady who gets a rush from doing nude and near nude stunts in the town of Ojai in California. Jennifer says she does her jute G-string and covered tits act to promote earth friendliness. picked by neilharvey 2 weeks ago

The remote backup service offered by EMC is now available to Mac users. Mozy terms its MozyHome service the first unlimited online storage service for Macintosh users and is available at $4.95 per month. picked by neilharvey 1 month ago

Britney Spears is set to go head-to-head with Whitney Houston in a Christmas battle. picked by neilharvey 2 months ago

A short cute video of a patient dog and a frisky cat. picked by neilharvey 2 months ago

Over the years, we’ve been treated to some brilliantly evil villains on screen. These shady adversaries all have their own signature evil lair as their headquarters when they aren’t busy plotting to take over, enslave or annihilate the world. So what makes a good lair? picked by andyboyd 5 months ago

Meet two people who have succeeded in realizing a childhood fantasy that so many of us harbor - to look like Barbie and Ken. Whether they are shallow and dumb to have not outgrown their childhood fantasy and have used their considerable money unwisely or are they pioneer "designer people"?, its open to debate. picked by neilharvey 9 months ago

Read it and get educated, don't miss this one!! picked by neilharvey 9 months ago

Hosted software is hot. Even established CRM providers like SAP have hosted CRM offerings. However; for all its speed of operation, cost-cutting, no maintenance issues and other benefits, hosted CRM does have some problems that you should be aware of. picked by neilharvey 9 months ago

nice ones.. good for a chuckle picked by neilharvey 10 months ago

a cat's pic that's sooooo beautiful. do check it out. picked by neilharvey 10 months ago

What are puggles, labroodles and dorgis’? No, not characters from a Tolkien or a Harry Potter novel. These are designer dogs and the norm for naming them is to give them portmanteau names, i.e. a Daschund/Corgi combination gives you a dorgis. picked by neilharvey 10 months ago

One contestant had a mustache twisted into the shape of London's Tower Bridge; others sported bushy beards that would make Grizzly Adams envious. In the end, Beard Team USA nabbed four of the top honors — by a whisker — at the World Beard and Mustache Championships. picked by neilharvey 10 months ago

A neat piece on many medical malpractice lawsuits, the celeb ones and how sometimes the wronged party's efforts come to naught and sometimes they get some monetary compensation... covers the whole body, you're not safe..things can go wrong anytime picked by neilharvey 10 months ago

NEW research based on digs at a deserted medieval village near Sledmere have cast doubts over the evolution of the human skull in medieval times. picked by neilharvey 10 months ago

Dayton researchers use huge gun to mimic what debris would do to shuttles and satellites picked by neilharvey 10 months ago

Friedman's non-fiction account, in stores Tuesday, describes the long collaboration between American aviator Charles Lindbergh and French scientist Alexis Carrel, who won the Nobel Prize for medicine in 1912. It examines the two men's shared dream: to defeat death and pursue immortality picked by neilharvey 10 months ago

China's Shaolin Temple, the cradle of Chinese kung fu, is demanding an apology from an Internet user who said its monks had once been beaten in unarmed combat by a Japanese ninja, Chinese media reported on Friday. picked by neilharvey 10 months ago

If China and India collectively graduate 12 times more engineers than does the United States, does this mean the US is in trouble? picked by neilharvey 10 months ago

Henry VIII passed a final sumptuary Act in 1532 – the same year as his vermin law – regulating a hierarchy of who could wear which fur. Not that he stinted on his own account, using 350 (albeit imported) sable skins to line a single satin gown in 1530. Even this pales by comparison with his forebear Henry IV, whose “splendid robe-of-nine garments was made from 12,000 squirrel and... read full post picked by neilharvey 10 months ago

Scientists in California have been studying a group of people with a remarkable musical talent. It's called absolute pitch, also known as perfect pitch.
People with absolute pitch can instantly identify any musical note. The California researchers have been identifying people with this skill in order to understand its genetic basis. picked by neilharvey 10 months ago

From the Quagga --half zebra, half horse-- to the Irish Deer --the largest deer that ever lived--, an impressive list with pictures of amazing animals we will never see. picked by jorge 10 months ago

People often times pour cream and/or sugar in their coffee to help mask the bitterness. The reason coffee makes us pucker has eluded scientists for decades. Now, researchers have narrowed the search by identifying the two chemical compounds responsible. This should lead to better coffee picked by 2manyusernames 10 months ago

While searching for an observational hint of quantum gravity, scientists have seen higher-energy gamma rays from an extragalactic flare arrive later than lower-energy ones. This is a problem because according to relativity radiation travels through the vacuum at the same speed no matter what. picked by 2manyusernames 10 months ago

10 kinds of women you might want to avoid. picked by wannaseemyboomstick 10 months ago

This guy purposely flooded his neighbor's house - with his garden hose. By drilling a hole through their ceiling. Niiiice. picked by gnikgnok 10 months ago