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Archive for December, 2007New KITT car for Knight Rider movie unveiled - TV Squad
No William Daniels? P.S. If my response is not clear see below. Khan! For those who may have missed it we passed Johnnyvonline's birthday on the 23rdof November, we are officially 2 years old. I usually make upgrades or major changes about this time, however life has kept me real busy recently. I wanted to drop everyone a quick memo and say ive got a few ideas and designs for Johnny 3.0 that Im working on slowly. If there is anything you would like to see on this site please comment. Once again I thank all our contributors for the top notch content. Boing! Mr. O Whether or not you are a Packer's fan you will enjoy this article. At ten pages long it is one of the best stories on Favre I have ever read. From the article: "There is no happier place than Green Bay, Wis., on a Sunday evening after the Packers have won. The beer tastes better, the girls are even prettier, and few seem to notice the bite in the air. In a town defined by its team, civic temperament can be quantified on a scoreboard. A few weeks ago, in the moments after the Packers had defeated the Carolina Panthers 31-17 at Lambeau Field, the parking lot was alive with merriment. Kids in number 4 jerseys and GOT BRETT?…" http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/magazine/specials/sportsman/2007/12/03/sportsman.2007/ I will be in Green Bay this weekend to watch them play the Oakland Raiders. This story and honor only makes this amazing year that much better! And as always, GO PACK GO!
Excerpts from: Scientists Get Rare Look at Dinosaur Soft Tissue A high school student hunting fossils in the badlands of his native North Dakota discovered an extremely rare mummified dinosaur that includes not just bones but also seldom seen fossilized soft tissue such as skin and muscles, scientists will announce today. ……….. Already, the scientists say they have made fascinating discoveries. The skin around the tail and on large swaths of the body appears generally in its original shape rather than squashed flat against the bones, giving researchers a three-dimensional look at Dakota. They can see both legs and arms and the chest cavity. The head and neck are not visible, but the researchers think they may be folded within the body block. They do not know whether the internal organs are there, nor have they determined the creature's sex, although they refer to it as a male. The scientists have felt the scales near Dakota's elbow, noticing that they vary in size — an indication, perhaps, of changes in skin color, texture or flexibility. They found a fleshy pad on its palm, an indication that it did not permanently walk on all fours, and keratin hooves on its feet. Also See: http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/science/12/03/dinosaur.mummy.ap/index.html Pictures: |
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