Mar 222013
 
No Sex Week for Univ of Tennessee

  Organizers of the University of Tennessee’s first-ever “Sex Week” will have to find a new source of funding after university officials reversed course and announced they will not fund the controversial program with state tax dollars. Chancellor Jimmy Cheek released a statement, “We support the process and the students involved, but we should not [...More...]

Mar 202013
 
Shopper Saves Life of Two-Year-Old After She Stops Breathing

  A quick thinking shopper is a hero after saving the life of a toddler after she passed out and stopped breathing in the middle of a busy supermarket. Distraught mother Amy Collard had been shopping for food in Perth, Australia, with her two-year-old daughter Shaylar when the little girl passed out. The desperate mother [...More...]

Feb 202013
 
Missouri Wants To Make It A FELONY To Propose Gun Legislation

  In a bid to protect the Second Amendment, Missouri Rep, Mike Leara, wants to squash the First Amendment. Missouri Rep. Mike Leara (Republican) from St. Louis County, wants to make it a Class D FELONY for any member of the general assembly to propose gun legislation that would restrict an individual’s right to bear [...More...]

Feb 192013
 
Man's Death Believed to be Caused By Spontaneous Combustion

Authorities in Sequoyah County believe a man may have died from spontaneous combustion after they found his burned body in his home but no other fire damage or evidence of accelerant use. Authorities are determining the circumstances surrounding the death of 65-year-old Danny Vanzandt after his charred remains were found at his Tulsa home on [...More...]

Dec 042012
 
NASA Warns Mayan Apocalypse Stories are Dangerous to Children and Depressed Teenagers

  While some are throwing Doomsday countdown parties, The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is issuing grave warnings that 2012 Mayan apocalypse rumors pose a real-life threat to frightened children and depressive teenagers. David Morrison, an astrobiologist at NASA Ames Research Center, said on Wednesday that he receives a large number of emails and letters [...More...]

Dec 012012
 
Demand Increases for Milan Priests to Perform Exorcisms

  The Roman Catholic Church has doubled the number of exorcists in Milan and set up a hotline to cope with what it says is growing demand for priests in Italy's largest diocese. Mons Angelo Mascheroni, the Milan diocese's auxiliary bishop and chief exorcist, says the number of requests has doubled. "We receive a lot [...More...]

Oct 192012
 
Texas A&M Receives Bomb Threat

  Texas A&M University spokesperson Layne Stephenson said the university received a bomb threat call at 11:30 a.m. Friday morning targeting the campus. Efforts to evacuate the campus were “immediately” begun.  Faculty, staff and students asked to leave immediately by foot and not to go to their vehicles.  The campus was still in the process [...More...]

Oct 192012
 
Fire Destroys State Fair of Texas Icon Big Tex

  A fire has destroyed Big Tex, leaving behind little more than the metal frame of the 52-foot-tall metal-and-fabric cowboy that's an icon of the State Fair of Texas. Some fabric that made up the towering structure's hands and sleeves still could be seen as firefighters gathered around the scorched area Friday. Big Tex's 75-gallon [...More...]

Oct 042012
 
Replica of Disney's Haunted Mansion goes on sale for $870,000

If you are already putting up Halloween decorations, then this could be the property of your dreams.  A house has been put on the market for $873,000 which is an exact replica of the Disneyland theme parks' Haunted Mansion ride.  Built in 1996, the seven-bedroom property in Duluth, Georgia comes complete with a ghostly magic [...More...]

Sep 142012
 
Surfers Ride Waves of Fluffy Foam

Three surfers braved these ferocious foam covered waves, dodging debris and litter, in their hunt for the perfect ride. The waves were a result of overflowing flood-waters which whipped the murky-coloured waves into a frenzy, kicking up some eye-catching spray when they broke. Photographer Chris Garden, 30, spotted the unusual sight as he drove along [...More...]

Sep 132012
 
Guatemalan Family Refurbish Kitchen and Find Mayan Murals

  A Guatemalan family remodeling their home got more than they bargains for.  Their plans were to simply remodel for a different look.  That mission was  accomplished when they began scraping back plaster in their kitchen, they discovered a historic Mayan mural that covered multiple walls. When Lucas Asicona Ramirez peeled back the layers and [...More...]

Aug 242012
 
Brain Eating Organism Found in Louisiana Water Supply

  Last year, two Louisiana residents died from a single-celled organism that thrives in warm, freshwater after using tap water for flushing their sinuses. The amoeba, known as Naegleria fowleri, can cause primary amoebic meningoecephalitis (PAM), which is fatal in 99 per cent of cases. Both victims, a 51-year-old woman and a 28-year-old man, had [...More...]

Jul 312012
 
Oregon Man Sentenced to 30 Days in Jail & 3 Years Probation for Collecting Rainwater on His OWN Property

  An Oregon man is expected to spend a month in jail after being convicted on nine misdemeanor charges related to his illegal use of…rainwater. Gary Harrington was sentenced after being found guilty of illegally collecting water on his own rural property. Harrington, of Eagle Point, Oregon, has been fighting for his right to do [...More...]

Jul 312012
 
"Driving While Black" is no joke! Says Ex-CNN Anchor

  Former CNN anchor T.J. Holmes was surprised when he was pulled over a mile from his Atlanta home without a reason. Tweeting the entire ordeal, the police officer who stopped explained that he just wanted to 'make sure' Mr Holmes had 'insurance on the car.' Outraged by seemingly obvious evidence of racial profiling, Mr [...More...]

Jul 282012
 
Drought Sufferers Are Painting Their Dead Yards with Emerald Lawn Paint

Severe droughts across the two-thirds of the country have turned once-lush lawns into endless deserts of splintered, dead grass. But businesses and homeowners alike are catching on to the lawn-painting practice employed for years in the West and Southwest to give lustre to faded turf. The environmentally-friendly turf dyes, which are also used for football [...More...]