Posted by Johnny Robish on March 24, 2012 - 8:20pm
Man Climbs New York Times Building to Get Copy of Newspaper: Police say that a crazed man tried to scale the New York Times building to get a copy of the newspaper, only making it to the fifth floor of the 52-story building before he was caught. After capturing the man, police immediately drove him over to the Bellevue mental health facility and told him to climb right up and get himself some psychiatric counseling.
Tribe Granted Right to Kill Two Bald Eagles: A federal government decision to allow a Wyoming tribe to kill two bald eagles for a religious ceremony is being hailed as a victory for Indian sovereignty by Native-Americans. I would assume that bald eagles have a somewhat different take on it.
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Dick Cheney Gets Heart Transplant: After waiting 20 months for a matching donor, former Vice President Dick Cheney is reportedly resting comfortably at a Virginia hospital after heart transplant surgery. Sounds like sending out all of those hunting trip invitations finally paid off.
Hungarian Mathematician Wins Abel Prize: Hungarian mathematician Endre Szemerédi has won the Abel Prize for his contributions to “theoretical computer science” and “discrete mathematics.” Experts say Szemerédi’s math is so “discrete” that you’d think he’s just picking his nose when he’s actually solving another yet complex mathematical theorem.
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Tribe Granted Right to Kill Two Bald Eagles: A federal government decision to allow a Wyoming tribe to kill two bald eagles for a religious ceremony is being hailed as a victory for Indian sovereignty by Native-Americans. I would assume that bald eagles have a somewhat different take on it.
http://www.johnnyrobish.com
Dick Cheney Gets Heart Transplant: After waiting 20 months for a matching donor, former Vice President Dick Cheney is reportedly resting comfortably at a Virginia hospital after heart transplant surgery. Sounds like sending out all of those hunting trip invitations finally paid off.
Hungarian Mathematician Wins Abel Prize: Hungarian mathematician Endre Szemerédi has won the Abel Prize for his contributions to “theoretical computer science” and “discrete mathematics.” Experts say Szemerédi’s math is so “discrete” that you’d think he’s just picking his nose when he’s actually solving another yet complex mathematical theorem.
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