Very interesting. Thanks for posting this.

Very neat find, John.

Those who follow the "cook" recommendation will probably be disappointed. I believe cooking pumpkins are usually different strains from carving pumpkins.

Very cool. Thanks for posting.

@vonskippy

Did ya even bother to watch the video.

The city has zero water pollution (6:26 on the video) and 0% crime rate (6:42 on the video) - exactly as E.Oh stated.

The second Sudoko seemed a little harder than the first one (~10 minutes). Would it be possible to add an on-screen timer to the widget? Might make it possible for you to convert the puzzles into online contests.

This time, Holmes was ecstatic.

"An ear! I have mentioned to you before that, like fingerprints, each human ear is unique. I believe we have found our safe cracker."

For example, Holmes had used singularities in the ears to solve the case of the Williams sisters some five years earlier. The Williams sisters were identical twins who would impersonate each other so that they both would have witnesses who would swear to their location while one was actually free to do whatever she wished elsewhere. When they tried this switch in Holmes's presence, he immediately detected the subtle change in ear shape.

--from a Sherlock Holmes pastiche (http://webspace.webring.com/people/la/acmosh/invisiblemarks.html)

The helmet is shown at this Christie's auction site -

http://www.christies.com/LotFinder/lot_details.aspx?from=salesummary&intObjectID=5358441&sid=be2671fa-085f-482e-9b9c-2baf52f1e0e0

It includes that "face" which is actually a face-mask. That's one of the things that makes it so special.

I'll just "hazrd" a guess that the judges had had too much "caffine."

I don't understand what saul is confused about. When you are under this (folded) door, you are also under the door frame, with all of its protection plus the protection of the door itself re debris.

Actors of the future will never appreciate what Robert DeNiro went through to morph himself in Raging Bull.

Very cool. thanx.

We forgive you.

BikerRay, the original statue is still in Florence; the one in the V&A is a replica.

A nice interface, but a bit too easy.

An interesting reply from someone whose screen name should then logically be "lion-thingie."