Icy conditions in Charleston, West Virginia, caused multiple accidents on an overpass in the downtown area Saturday.

*Video. picked by dollyllama 6 months ago

An ancient Eastern meditation called "Tummo" may explain why a Westerner can withstand extreme cold conditions. It has doctors baffled. picked by PatrickFlorida 6 months ago

Can we say OXYMORON? picked by keroberos32 6 months ago

The calming effect results from your pooch watching you giggle uncontrollably every time you look at him/her. Available in Lip, Tongue, Teeth and Chicken. picked by Mitzuzake 6 months ago

A gunman in Thailand shot-dead eight neighbours after tiring of their karaoke versions of popular songs including John Denver's Country Roads. Let the "greatest hits" jokes begin. picked by Mitzuzake 6 months ago

Ben Stein is producing a new movie about the darwin - creation debate and how a specific group of scientists are taking heat for their views. It looks interesting. picked by cheeselog1234 6 months ago

"Billy Jean" with an exaggeration.

More on the White Glove Tracking Project. and article here picked by suebe 6 months ago

"John McCain became hostile with the N.Y. Times' Elisabeth Bumiller on the campaign's plane today"

I wouldnt call it "hostile" but still a decent clip picked by trushafty38 6 months ago

Ha! No way is he going to get away with- what? He's been dead for how long? Oh. Never mind. picked by mennufer 6 months ago

The station has offset its electricity with 100 percent certified energy certificates, according to station officials.

That means every bit of power used at the studios on the 2400 block of North First Street in San Jose is replaced on the grid by clean energy created by wind farms. picked by johnnytitan 6 months ago

b*****ds...
As I have said before, nations are no longer the seat of sovereignty... picked by fugazi 6 months ago

Best of Craigslist post. picked by zzz 6 months ago

Christ almighty!! What a bunch of idiots we let run the show...
Who would have thought Mercury was bad for you?
Corky: Me! Me! Dear God, MEEE!! picked by fugazi 6 months ago

A wave of kidnappings in Mexico has halved the number of tourists visiting the country's most famous popular destination and left foreigners working in the country terrified for their families. picked by mutil8or 6 months ago

Get em' while their young....
A perfect gift for the little brown-shirt scout in your life. picked by fugazi 6 months ago

The U.S. lost 63,000 jobs in February... picked by fugazi 6 months ago

Top Ten Crazy Asian Pizza Crusts. picked by Bornbad 6 months ago

Among the revelations about Magnus was that it wasn’t quite as technologically advanced as had been billed. Most of its borrowers’ records were still on paper, as Floridians learned when thousands of loan documents were discovered in boxes in an unlocked trash Dumpster in Fort Lauderdale. picked by dollyllama 6 months ago

Spoof advert for an album of
nursery rhyme covers by bands that parents
prefer. Also contains an excellent Guns'n'Roses
McDonalds jingle picked by Bornbad 6 months ago

With great power comes great responsibility. picked by Bornbad 6 months ago

In computer graphics and photography, high dynamic range imaging (HDRI) is a set of techniques that allows a greater dynamic range of exposures (the range of values between light and dark areas) than normal digital imaging techniques. picked by Bornbad 6 months ago

Drive across the USA without leaving your desk. picked by zzz 6 months ago

Music from a tin whistle in D, tabla, bongo, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, triangluitar, ukulele, another ukulele, chair with ukulele, chair with tin whistle in D, violin, casio keyboard, erhu/chinese violin, piano, and chair with cellular telephone. picked by Bornbad 6 months ago

The White House says President Bush will veto legislation on Saturday that would have barred the CIA from using waterboarding — a technique that simulates drowning — and other harsh interrogation methods on terror suspects. picked by TraumaMamma 6 months ago

A sixth-century copper factory, medieval kitchens still stocked with pots and pans, and remains of Renaissance palaces are among the finds unveiled Friday by archaeologists digging up Rome in preparation for a new subway line. Archaeologists have been probing the depths of the Eternal City at 38 digs, many of which are near famous monuments or on key thoroughfares. picked by AutumnLotus 6 months ago