Reading a Classic

Category : Interesting Read Posted by : hoop
Posted on December 21, 2007 | Viewed 114 times

Jules Verne Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the SeaBeen reading Jules Verne’s: Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea these past few days. Then I realized that this book, published in 1870, is older than anybody in the planet right now (except maybe for the odd prehistoric tree).

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Oops! And mistakes! - By Francis J. Kong

Category : Interesting Read Posted by : hoop
Posted on December 15, 2007 | Viewed 281 times

I’m quoting this great article of Francis J. Kong verbatim because its something that I don’t want to forget… and because of Philstar’s crappy archiving of articles… will probably be something that can’t be accessed by tomorrow…

Of course it fails to give a solution to the people who are forced to clean up the mistakes of other people… especially the type of people who like dumping their responsibility on other people… but wait, I think that should be an article more aptly filed under the topic of “Maturity”

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JFK Assassination Mastermind Unmasked?

Category : Interesting Read Posted by : hoop
Posted on April 13, 2007 | Viewed 164 times

160px-john_f_kennedy_white_house_color_photo_portrait.jpgHere’s an interesting article from Wired Magazine… if this were indeed true then one of the world’s greatest mysteries has finally been solved… either that or more questions to the actual mastermind will just come up…

From Reddit

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Peeling Shrimp Skin…

Category : Interesting Read Posted by : hoop
Posted on March 8, 2006 | Viewed 125 times

Since we’re into the subject of peeling (see my previous post)… I might as well post this one as well… I found this while snooping around Youtube…

Shows you how to peel shrimp cleanly and easily, all you need is a pair of scissors… one thing I’ve learned about fresh shrimp however, was that the skin would stick to the meat… that was caused by the salt water still in their lungs… the trick was to dip them in fresh water so that the lungs could expel the saltwater…

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