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In the most recent post to his blog, Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert, divulges the secrets of an awesome magic trick…

He premises it with a little bit of physics, and then reveals how to make yourself disappear - no smoke or mirrors necessary.

I’m totally going to try it.

Read about the trick, if you dare.

From Youtube: “In 2002, the lovely Miss V., a professor at a notable New England university received the future classic “Cancer Has Become the Number One Killer Disease” student paper from the astonishingly named Pisit Pornkitti (the real, actual name). Due to her remarkable foresight, and a fellow professor’s scanner, we at Conhugeco Films are proud to bring you an informative video version of this landmark paper. ”

This photo was taken by the Mars rover Spirit in 2005. It captures a sunset over the martian horizon - image links to more detailed discussion about the snapshot. Really cool…

This is from the middle of Reba during the Halloween show of ‘94. It features my two favorite parts of the song - the musical chase, where piano and guitar lay down a theme, then chase each other on the same theme, followed by the middle-of-the-song improvisational segment.

This was a good one.

Ah, someone has finally written the extensive, detailed review that this movie so richly deserved.

Deathstalker II is one of the finest B-rated Conan-type knockoff movies to be released.

It was filmed in Argentina to save on budget, and it shows. The actors aren’t getting paid enough to take it seriously, and the sets and even some footage are ripped directly from other bad movies in the genre. The soundtrack consists of the same song played over and over. The bad guys are played by the same four Argentinians in different costumes. There is one sound effect that is used for EVERYTHING.

It’s completely AWESOME. It’s one of the few DVD’s I own.

• Click to read the full review
• Click to hear the sountrack - that rumbling you hear is the flames that are consuming the movie title at the beginning.
• Click to hear the everpresent “something happened” sound effect.

The video gets a little long, but it’s pretty amazing to see what this guy can do with some spraypaint and a few simple tools.

Go to youtube - search for GI Joe - you will find many more like this. These are so completely random - they make us very happy.