Category: Of Interest
Those miscellaneous things that just must be published.
How Cards Against Humanity spent the Black Friday money.
Karlee, Holly, and Maria 🙂
https://cardsagainsthumanity.com/blackfriday/
The church of the not so virgin Mary
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/tennessee-developers-want-to-open-swingers-club-as-a-church/
BionicGym
Now you too can exercise just like you are traveling on the interstate after too much coffee when the next rest stop is 37 miles away.
On Indiegogo: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/bionicgym-proven-cardio-training-breakthrough-sports-gym/x/4200657#/
MeUndies Flamingo Underwear Unboxing
This is not a sponsored video. I just like the product.
Use this link to save 20% and it rewards me with $20 (thank you!): http://getcomfy.in/eXB45
Thank you Internet!
This video contains words. It was labeled 18+ but these words are natural words, correct words. As a matter of fact, I would think middle school students would get more from this video than they might from some of those other health class videos.
A quick disclaimer about social media and live events
A quick disclaimer about social media and live events.
I recognize that the chance for some of the information I’m distributing could be inaccurate. For example, Arrowmont having burned…we now have pictures that most of the structures are still standing.
I hope most people know that social media brings awareness at the sacrifice of accuracy. Our sharing of information is second or third hand and anecdotal. I am 45 minutes to an hour and a half away from the fires. I am not witnessing any of this first hand.
The choice between posting these things is one of awareness versus accuracy. I’d rather put it out there and have people know what’s going on and what is at stake and make corrections later. I am not always good about including words like “second hand” and “unconfirmed” I think that’s all implied right now.
Grind for Life is skating to raise money to help people with cancer get to their treatments
Mike Rogers of Grind for Life is in Knoxville skating to help people with cancer get needed treatments.
Come skate this Saturday and visit http://grindforlife.org/ for more info.
#boardrboys
Today is a cool day…for non-Americans
For the non-Americans out there, today is 16-6-16 which I think is a cool looking number.
How can I tell if I am living over a cave?
I live in East Tennessee. By definition, I am probably living over a cave.
Old timers who used to live in the neighborhood tell of a legendary cave that “we used to throw garbage into,” “dad pushed a car into it,” and “we dropped a fishing line with a weight on it and never found the bottom” yet I have never found this entrance.
The creek behind my house on rainy days flows normally. On most days the creek has a trickle that goes underground about halfway behind the neighbor’s house. This is the strongest evidence to support a cave system.
Question: 1) How do I confirm there is a cave? and 2) if I wanted to dig an entrance to the cave, how do I know how/where to dig such that I don’t just dig right beside the cave thus never finding it?
Bonus question: If I verify my house is above a cave system, do I destroy the resale value of my home?
Spoiler free Doctor Who commentary
Thank you Internet!
This one is obviously staged but very good:
One minute time machine
PSA: Bras make your breasts sag
Jean-Denis Rouillon has been studying breasts for 18 years (I’ve been studying them my whole life! *wink wink*). His technique? I slide ruler, a caliper, and 330 volunteers between the ages of 18 and 35. Holy Hell I’ve lived my life wrong! Why didn’t someone tell me this field of research existed?! I would have gotten my PhDD!
"Medically, physiologically, anatomically — breasts gain no benefit from being denied gravity," Rouillon said, as quoted on TheLocal.fr. "On the contrary, they get saggier with a bra."
[Source, Livescience.com, Bras Make Breasts Sag, Study Suggests, 2013]
RIP LiveNinja
I love getting emails from sites I apparently signed up for but never used. https://www.liveninja.com/ is shutting down.
When we started LiveNinja in 2012, we set out on a mission to use real-time technology to allow people to make a living doing the things they love to do. In essence, we believed (and still believe) that real-time technology can play a major role in the way the worldwide economy operates and does business online.
Two and a half years later, it’s clear that it has…just not in the way we expected it to.
When we first launched LiveNinja, the initial response was incredible. Within months, we had thousands of sessions occur on the platform, and featured over 3,000 experts across a variety of fields — music, art, therapy, venture capital, fitness, and more — all sharing their knowledge on the site.
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On June 18th, we’ll be closing down the LiveNinja marketplace and moving our Katana service to LiveNinja.com to concentrate these efforts and bring you the best experience possible.
