I ran into this article today, thought it was an awesome act of heroism.
It’s too bad it’s not like this everywhere!
“I didn’t believe what I saw,” Boyle said Thursday. “I didn’t believe it until my wife said something, and I was just like, ‘Oh my God.’ You think things like that only happen in movies….”
While browsing around today, I found this:
Funny to be standing there watching the news, and realizing he’s actually talking to you!
I was pleasantly surprised to find a Google Talk alert this morning notifiying me about some new features.
Word on the street says that Firefox will be making an official announcement tomorrow of their new release.
You can pickup the latest at the link below if you want a head start.
Police training involves some pretty tough tests. One of them is to get shot by 50,000 Volts to know what it feels like when using one.
Unfortunately for this cop, he got shot with a taser in the groin. All the others could do, is stand there and laugh.
TechCrunch puts together a list of the “better” sites to find love. Mike names the list “Online Dating 2.0″.
Great list to read through if you happen to be in the dating game and haven’t found that special someone to share those chilly nights with. 
I was doing my daily browsing when I came across these hilarious spoofs of the Mac Commercials:
There’s 2 more videos, follow the link below.
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A funny video put together with a collection of scares. Made me laugh when I saw it, should bring a chuckle to you too.
In case you’re wondering what this is, it’s a small 1mb fully functional PDF Reader that has replaced my Adobe Reader installed on all my Win XP boxes, also ubuntu box.
It’s a single file, takes half a second to load and works beautifully. You should give it a try.
Thanks to UneasySilence for the info!
Strangest or Coolest. You be the judge.
TechBlog put together some interesting handy tools that our people in uniform could possibly use.
The ESG Gryphon is aimed at the military market, where upon parachutists can be dropped up-to 40 kilometres away from the landing pad and then glide their silently and near invisible to any radar cover.
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