03.12.2010 |
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by Alex Rogala In 2006, William Shatner, famous for his role as “Star Trek’s” Captain Kirk, sold one of his kidney stones for $25,000.
A kidney sells for roughly $1,000 to $3,000 on the Indian black market.
Pirate... |
02.19.2010 |
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by Alex Rogala The Salisbury Cathedral, located in Salisbury, England, is home to Europe’s oldest clock.
The Doomsday Clock is a symbolic clock created by the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists in 1947. It estimates how close... |
02.12.2010 |
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by Alex Rogala Underwater volcanic activity over 20 million years ago led to the formation of Iceland.
Iceland has the highest per-capita consumption of Coca-Cola of any country in the world.
Coca-Cola is sold in 194... |
01.29.2010 |
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by Alex Rogala Underwater volcanic activity over 20 million years ago led to the formation of Iceland.
Iceland has the highest per-capita consumption of Coca-Cola of any country in the world.
Coca-Cola is sold in 194... |
01.22.2010 |
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by John Howard In March of 1995, a Pennsylvania man was sentenced to 30 days in jail, according to the District Attorney of Harrisburg, PA; his crime: oinking repeatedly at his WIFE.
During the now 10-year-old North... |
01.15.2010 |
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by John Howard A study on mice found that the effects of beta amyloid plaques, the culprit of Alzheimer’s disease, can be reduced by the microwave radiation exposure of cell phone use.
If you thought your BlackBerry... |
01.08.2010 |
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by John Howard It might seem like the blissful rest of holiday break is now a distant memory and that the stress is piling up at an alarming rate, but Reporter has you covered. Here’s a list of some of the most beneficial... |
12.18.2009 |
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by John Howard 1. Which of these inventions came first?
a) The zipper.
b) The electric vibrator.
c) Crayola crayons.
d) The sport of basketball.
2. The Alnwick Castle, located in Northumberland, England, was used... |
12.11.2009 |
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by John Howard According to the Farmington Hills Fire Department in Michigan, it only takes 32 seconds for a faux Christmas tree to burn.
The largest living Christmas tree is located in the soil of a little town called... |
