Baby Born At 1:11 On 01/11/2011

It’s one for the record books. A lot of ones, that is. A Minnesota woman gave birth at exactly 1:11 a.m. on Tuesday — Jan. 11, 2011. That’s 1-11-2011. Amy Zeller and Codjo Mensah of Eagan welcomed their daughter, Flora Mensah, at United Hospital in St. Paul. Zeller tells KARE-TV that they were watching the clock click down and the baby was born at exactly the right moment. Both baby and mother are doing well.” w/ photos

Forever Lazy

“This is just like Tremors… we didn’t kill the original Snuggies fast enough, now they’ve evolved and they’re back to kick some ass in the sequel.” — techwiz81

Dog Rides Comfortably In A Sack

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Underwater Warrior

“Two and a half minutes on one breath. Filmed underwater in real-time for Human Planet, Bajau fisherman, Sulbin, freedives to 65ft to catch a fish.” — BBC

Demon Lamp

This new Demon Lamp dares you to sit with your back to it. Made from a fox skull with rawhide stretched over a copper armature, this lamp stands 22″ high in the photos, but it is adjustable over a wide range of tilt.” w/ photos

Bulldozers Breakdance

“Two bulldozer drivers with a passion for digging and dancing put on a weird street performance in China!” — ITNExtreme

Top 10 Best Dogs In Movies

“I’ve said it on this website before and I’ll say it again. I’m really not a fan of cats. They portray this evil quality. I don’t know what it is but I know I don’t like it. Dogs on the other hand? I love dogs. They just seem so happy and fun. You can train them. You can play games with them. They truly are man’s best friend. It’s no surprise that cinema realizes this as well. It’s not like you’re seeing many movies that have a cat as the main attraction is it? Didn’t think so. Dogs have always been a cornerstone of some movie classics. While there have been tons of great movie dogs over the years, I’ve selected 10 of my favorites.” w/ photos

Bart Simpson Dominoes

“Here’s Bart Simpson out of 5,100 dominoes… I wanted to make Homer Simpson but I couldn’t find a good color for his mouth.” — bigbobbydog

ChristianiTees

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Invisible Tanks?

Armoured vehicles will use a new technology known as ‘e-camouflage’ which deploys a form ‘electronic ink’ to render a vehicle ‘invisible’. Highly sophisticated electronic sensors attached to the tank’s hull will project images of the surrounding environment back onto the outside of the vehicle enabling it to merge into the landscape and evade attack. The electronic camouflage will enable the vehicle to blend into the surrounding countryside in much the same way that a squid uses ink to help as a disguise. Unlike conventional forms of camouflage, the images on the hull would change in concert with the changing environment always insuring that the vehicle remains disguised.” w/ photo