] The much-ballyhooed roller coaster, opening to the public
] Sunday, soars 420 feet - a third higher than the
] current record holder. And it hits 120 miles per hour,
] nearly twice as fast as most coasters.

Cedar Point turns me on.

Roller coaster lovers get a new high - 420 feet

The King James Version presented from a skeptic's point of view.

Very interesting website... whether you "have religion" or you don't.. it's an interesting read about the discrepancies and whatnot found throughout the Bible.

Skeptic's Annotated Bible

And here I cringe at the mere thought of wearing contacts and having to touch my eyeball. :o

] MOAB, Utah (AP) -- A Colorado climber amputated his own
] arm Thursday, five days after becoming pinned by a
] boulder, and he was hiking to safety when he was spotted
] by searchers, authorities said.
]
] Aron Ralston, 27, of Aspen, was in serious condition late
] Thursday at a hospital in Grand Junction, Colorado.
]
] Ralston was climbing Saturday in Blue John Canyon,
] adjacent to Canyonlands National Park in far southwestern
] Utah, when a 200-pound boulder fell on him, pinning his
] right arm, authorities said.
]
] He ran out of water on Tuesday and on Thursday morning,
] he decided that his survival required drastic action.
]
] Using his pocketknife, he amputated his arm below the
] elbow and applied a tourniquet and administered first
] aid.
]
] He then rigged anchors, fixed a rope and rappelled to the
] canyon floor.

Climber amputates his arm, hikes to safey

] All 70 sailors were killed when an unspecified mechanical
] problem caused an accident aboard a Chinese Navy
] submarine, China's official Xinhua News Agency reported.

China Sub Mishap During Drill Kills All 70 Aboard, Xinhua Says

] "If it's an accident, how in the world could it happen?"
] asked Kathy Lausier, the administrative assistant to the
] three-member board of selectmen. At the same time, she
] said: "It's inconceivable that someone could have done it
] on purpose. If somebody did this maliciously, then
] nobody's safe."

She's the one who did it!!!!!1

Arsenic Poisonings at a Church Mystify a Small Town in Maine

] MANALAPAN -- A township man was charged with aggravated
] manslaughter yesterday, almost two weeks after he ran
] down his wife's boyfriend with a pickup truck in a
] mismatched "game of chicken," and two days after the
] boyfriend died from his injuries, authorities said.

I never would have expected trailer-park antics in Manalapan.

Charge of manslaughter filed in love-triangle case

] The FBI said Wednesday that comparison tests to determine
] whether a boy recently abandoned in Chicago is the same
] child who disappeared from North Carolina more than two
] years ago were inconclusive.

This is a very bizarre story with a lot of strange elements to it.. I'll be following this.. it's really odd.

FBI tests don't ID abandoned boy

So let me get this straight. NASA can build a container strong enough to withstand a massive explosion and heat, protecting the fragile life of worms but, still manages to lose astronauts due to seals and foam tiles... wow

(those were my exact thoughts too when i heard that on the news this morning.. -j.)

Searchers find live worms in shuttle wreckage - Apr. 30, 2003

] A seven-year-old boy who was admitted to hospital with
] stomach pains was actually "pregnant" with his twin
] brother.
]
] Doctors at Chimkent Children's Hospital in Kazakhstan
] originally believed Mourat Zhanaidarov was suffering from
] a cyst.
]
] But during surgery, they discovered he was in fact
] carrying the dead foetus of his twin brother.
]
] The foetus had developed into a tumour but was found to
] have hair, nails and bones.

Boy 'pregnant' with twin brother

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