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I've always loved the thought of finding hidden treasure. When I was young, I dreamed of finding the proverbial treasure chest, complete with ancient gold coins and other booty. I could imagine the thrill of discovery as I brushed the dust of the years from the lid and slowly opened it to reveal its secrets.

I don't remember how old I was when I realized that the world supply of treasure chests was running dangerously low, and if I wanted to keep questing after lost valuables, I probably should change the object of my daydreams to something more practical. Something that still really exists, but has been secreted from view for years and years. It should be something with great value to a small group of people but not to the mass of the population, thus insuring that numbers of these treasures still wait to be discovered by someone who understands their worth. It should be something that I know about, something that I like, and something I find exciting.

It should be something like, well, old airplanes!

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It cost $8 million to repair this B-1B Bomber after the pilot forgot to put down the landing gear.

Lockheed Martin won the $40 million contract to build HAA. Seventeen times the size of the Goodyear dirigible. It’s designed to float 12 miles above the earth,and will stay in orbit for up to a year, undetectable by radar.

If you think the Iraq war hasn't worked out very well for anyone, think again. Defense contractors like Lockheed are thriving. Click to learn more.

The Bush White House is so concerned about Bush's security, the veil of secrecy extends over the president's bodily excretions. Click to learn more.

Shirley Phelps Roper is the daughter of the founder of Westboro Baptist Church. Shirley thanks God for killing soldiers, people on 9/11, and especially for killing homosexuals. The woman is completely nuts.

Seeing faces in clouds or tree stumps and the like, is called Pareidolia, and we've all experienced it. But, the idea that an image resembling a woman is Mary, or a man's image is Jesus, is more common with faithful of Hispanic origin.

At a First Amendment event in New Hampshire, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich suggests limiting free speech. Keith Olbermann responds on MSNBC's ''Countdown''.

Isn't it interesting that political parties are exempt from the Natonal ''Do Not Call'' law passed a couple of years ago. God-forbid a siding salesman calls you, but it is perfectly ok to get dozens of irritating campaign calls before an election.

Taking several short naps during the day can increase your productivity. And, it is inexpensive entertainment.

Americans are really loved over there. In August 2006, the Al-Hesbah website published instructions on ''How to Kill a Crusader in the Arabian Peninsula.'' The killer is to be well-dressed, and do nothing to bring attention to himself.

While the rest of Americans will enjoy a $7.25 minimum wage, residents of American Samoa remain capped at $3.26. It is rumored that Speaker Pelosi's husband is heavily invested in Del Monte, the owner of StarKist Tuna, the area's largest employer.

Legal robbery by the cops. Bradenton, Florida police have for years been using their own ''Contraband Forfeiture Agreement'' which suspects are told to sign, not realizing they give up their property and waive any legal recourse.

As chairman of the Senate Rules Committee, Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., is in charge of regulating the ethical behavior of her colleagues. But Feinstein has been beset by her own ethical conflict of interest, say ethics experts.

Special characters are made by pressing and holding one of the ALT keys, then typing the indicated numbers. You must use the numeric keypad on the right side of your keyboard. For example: ALT + 0200 = È. The letter appears after the Alt key is released.

Cell phone companies didn't want to put GPS in cell phones, but the FCC required it, saying it was needed for 911 calls.

In their quest for profits, drug makers have stooped to manipulating the public by, in essence, inventing diseases.

Under Pentagon policy, Guard and Reserve units have been limited to 24 months of mobilization for the Iraq war. a significant troop buildup would require keeping troops for additional year-long tours.

The pilot was pulled from the cockpit and given CPR by flight staff. First, the flight attendant asked if a doctor was on board. Then, she asked if anyone was a pilot.

Everyone experiences Pareidolia, seeing faces in clouds is most common. When a woman saw the Virgin Mary on her grilled cheese sandwich, an online casino paid her $30,000 for it. Put your face on a sandwich by clicking here.

Minneapolis lesbian fire chief, who sexually harassed employees, is punished by being made captain, a job that pays $80,000 a year.

Looking ahead to the 2008 presidential election, 49 percent of those asked said they would vote for Hillary Clinton.

A signing statement is a written pronouncement issued by the President of the United States when he signs a bill into law. Instead of vetoing legislation, Bush uses this to change the meaning of the law he is signing into effect.

News does not wind-up on the internet by accident. The average American hasn't a clue about how news is made.

Taking a page from the tobacco industry play book, Exxon Mobil paid groups to mislead the public about climate concerns, and the science behind global warming.

A blogger struggles to find success with thousands of competitors.

There is evidence to suggest that Franklin Roosevelt not only knew Pearl Harbor was going to be attacked, but encouraged it, so we could go to war.

The moment Saddam's hooded executioner pulled the lever of the trapdoor in Baghdad on Saturday morning, Washington's secrets were safe.

The British appealed to President Eisenhower for help after Prime Minister Mossadegh nationalized British Petroleum's wells in Iran. Operation Ajax was the first time the CIA plotted to overthrow a democratically-elected government.

$The $1.5 million Eclipse 500 is the first of an array of very light jets, which utilize new engines, avionics and lean manufacturing techniques to produce small jets at a fraction of the cost of existing executive aircraft.$

Thousands of Rwandans have turned away from Catholicism, angered and saddened by the complicity of church officials in the 100-day genocide, in which more than 500,000 minority Tutsis were killed by Hutu extremists.

Videos of Saddam Hussein's hanging are floating around the internet, and CNN shows a portion of one them.

Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving, and retailers have their best prices on dynamite merchandise to attract shoppers on that day. The merchandise and prices are supposed to be a secret. See the ads here.

Upload your photo to this website, sponsored by Office Max, and become a dancing elf.

In their first display of fiscal discipline, Democratic leaders in Congress vowed to strip funding for pet projects. But, under pressure from home districts, it may be business as usual, as lawmakers work to keep funds flowing.

Click to see the eBay auction for a jet plane owned by the State of Alaska.

Having a smile on your face and not watching the news helps getting picked. A propsective juror in the ''Scooter'' Libby trial didn't know who Vice President Dick Cheney was.

A story about a lawn chair balloonist named Larry Walters has been circulating for years. Did it really happen?

General Abizaid is our only Arabic-speaking 4 star general, and has opposed a troop buildup in Iraq. General Abizaid announced he is retiring in March.

Coined by comedian Jerry Seinfeld in his 1990s self-titled sitcom, regifting has become a staple of holiday lingo.

''Bush's Last Day'' t-shirts, caps, mugs, bumper stickers, buttons, and other collectibles are seeing strong sales.

The "Battle of the Bulge" was the most bloody battle American Forces experienced in WWII, the 19,000 American dead unsurpassed by any other engagement.

Before television, Americans went to the movies 3 or more times a week, and bought a lot of records. And, Bing Crosby was a big star. Click for more.

For seizing the reins of the global media, for founding and framing the new digital democracy, for working for nothing and beating the pros at their own game, TIME's Person of the Year for 2006 is you.

The author of the book ''Working Ourselves to Death'' warns that if you work all the time you lose your edge. Diane Fassel says ''the hardest workers are not the best producers in terms of efficiency and creativity''.

The student pilot's first landing left the nose gear on the runway, making the second attempt a little more exciting.

Overdraft charges are illegal in the UK, and the British government is suing banks there for refunds. Read what some U.S. bloggers think about their own bank here.

Remember the radio shows of your youth? You actually had to use your imagination. Click here to go back in time.

Some people go a little overboard when decorating the house for Christmas. Click here to see a real award-winner.

Louisiana Rep. William Jefferson (D-LA) was just re-elected to congress. Jefferson was video-taped taking a bribe last year, and $90K of the money was later found in his freezer.

You know those little plastic ends on your shoelaces? They have a name. Click to find out what it is, and a lot more.

Contribute online, or Wal-Mart matches contributions made in kettles in front of their stores. Click here to learn more.

Bing Crosby's version of Irving Berlin's song became the second biggest-selling single of all time (behind Elton's 1997 Candle in the Wind) but cursed Crosby's career.

It seems that I'm always using my notebook computer in low-light situations, and can't find some keys by touch. I bought one of these, and it is great.

The FBI can remotely activate your cell phone and using it to eavesdrop on your conversations. It looks turned-off.

Jeffrey Lundgren murdered a family in his cult, including 3 children, because they weren't ''enthusiastic enough''. Now he's filed a lawsuit, saying execution by lethal injection might be painful, because he is obese and has diabetes.

Alex Overwijk is an Ottawa, Canada high school math teacher who can draw a perfect circle on the blackboard in less than a second.

Jack Cafferty reporting on the Pentagon's request for another $100 billion to cover the cost of the the Iraq war.

Michael Weilbacher claimed to be a retired Marine Major, with lots of medals. He was never in the military.

You can buy a lot of copies of ''My Pet Goat'' with a half a billion dollars. Click to learn more.

2 million people are displaced in Darfur and need your help. Click to learn more.

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In mythology, the Gryphon was a fabled monster, having the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a lion. A paratrooper wearing this can jump from 33,000 ft. and fly 250 mph for up to 100 miles.

The perfect gift for that hard-to-buy-for person.

Create your own Warning Labels by clicking here.

The co-star of one of the most popular films ever, hardly anyone today knows who Vera-Ellen was. Click for more.

Before eBay stopped several auctions, bids for a copy of OJ Simpson's book were several thousand dollars.

If you feel inconvenienced by airport security, consider what this young African-American man had to endure.

Armed with a shotgun, a 92 year old Atlanta woman shot 3 cops before they killed her. The problem? The cops were raiding the wrong house.

Six imams (Islamic religious leaders) were removed from a US Airways flight after a passenger complained that they were acting in a suspicious manner.

Want to make odds on the success of a another dollar coin that is barely discernible from a quarter?

An entertaining guide to using the YouTube website. This is 4 minutes of your life well-spent.

Are you a man or a mouse? Squeek to me! Sometimes men are victims of abuse at the hands of their female partners.

With new security requirements, airline check-in is going to take extra time this year, and flights will be crowded.

Some of these kids haven't been out of their parent's basements since they stood in line to buy the X-Box 360.

About to get your 15 minutes of fame? Call us first!

Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee came up with a creative way to get around the law prohibiting giving gifts to the governor.

Soon, you'll be able to buy radio advertising on Google.

We probably didn't think about this particular disaster item before Hurricane Katrina, but now we all realize the importance of having a toilet. Click here to learn more.

Stalin ruled the Soviet Union with an iron grip for 30 years. He killed more Russians during WWII than Adolph Hitler did.

Women are property in Saudi Arabia, and have few rights. The al- Qateef high criminal court sentenced the victim of a gang rape to 90 lashes because she was alone in a car with a man other than her husband.

This young man has some serious personal issues.

Depending where you work, this may not be safe. In 1975, this was a bold comedy bit to show on network television. If you are offended by racial language, do not open.

Jitterbug cell phones can't send text messages, browse the Internet, or snap pictures. Instead, their sought after features include oversize buttons, large-print type, and an old-fashioned dial tone.

This will be one of the easiest FAA reports of all time to fill-out. The entire approach and landing was captured on video when this private jet pilot screwed-up.

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Though privately owned, Pan Am received the same kind of favorable treatment as government-owned foreign carriers. In the 1930s and early 1940s, the government allowed only Pan Am to fly outside the USA.

Sex offenders in Tennessee are banned from Halloween costume parties and aren't allowed to put up decorations like jack-o-lanterns that might attract youngsters.

I just find these websites, I don't endorse them or necessarily believe what they say. Deeply religious individuals may find this material offensive or disturbing.

Every night at 8 p.m. on MSNBC, Keith Olbermann awards his daily pick for "Worst Person in the World." Some contenders are lucky — or unlucky —enough to be nominated more than once.

Click here for the latest breaking news.

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Can you see it? There is a giraffe in this picture.

Stare at this image long enough, and you should see a giraffe.

This 2003 article is interesting reading for those looking for a cheap flyer.

This is serious. 1 in every 10 clicks ( or more!) on a Google ad could be fraudulent, and affiliate ads generate 39% of Google's total revenues.

The Pentagon contends financial problems can distract personnel from their duties or make them vulnerable to bribery and treason.

Even if a smoker never gets cancer, there are a lot of other health problems caused by the smoking. Click for more.

A segment of the September 12, 2006 ''The Daily Show'', critical of the President and the Iraq war, was pulled almost immediately because of ''copyright violations''.

You'll get noticed by the boss, for sure, if you use this computer workstation. Click to see more goofy inventions.

Here's a long-shot for you. But, if things ultimately turn out well for the people of Iraq, they should also turn out well for anyone who bought Iraqi currency at today's prices.

Championing the display of the 10 Commandments in public buildings, Representative Lynn Westmoreland (R-GA) gets caught pandering to the Christian Right when he is asked to name them on The Colbert Report, and he can't do it.

Wasting taxpayer money, FEMA orders the gas range igniter knob in 100,000 Katrina victim trailers painted red, because one idiot got confused and blew himself up.

Being ''on the outside looking in'', U.K. reporter Andrew Rawnsley gives us his view of Washington politics.

Congress deleted a proposed ban in the new Port Security Act on hiring dockworkers convicted of murder, conspiracy, and other felonies, because half of the workers presently employed are guilty of those things.

Knowing the Port Security Bill would pass, it became a ''Christmas Tree'' on which to hang unrelated amendments. President Bush signed a bill into law that, as usual, very few of those supporting it actually read.

Pirate James Hill is running for Congress in Iowa.

Bob and Tom run a pretty zany radio show. Click to go to the official website.

The “Go Fast Jet Pack” has been the vision of Troy Widgery since childhood memories of James Bond in “Thunderball.”

Amazingly, nobody died when a Hawker XP800 hit an ASG-29 Sailplane at 15,000 ft. The glider's transponder was turned-off, making it invisible to the jet.

If you get your hands on these McDonald's Monopoly game pieces, you're a winner. Click for the list.

A classic Sesame Street video - How Crayons Are Made

Developed by Samsung, and using the methanol-based fuel cell, a notebook computer such as Samsung's Q35 model can run for eight hours a day over a five-week period.

Fred Waldron Phelps, Sr. is the pastor and founder of the Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kansas. Freddie hates soldiers, homosexuals, Catholics, and just about everyone.

Forward Looking Infrared Radar ( FLIR ) is pretty amazing. Compare the radar to the video camera image.

Acting for the International Islamic Front for Jihad Against the Crusaders and the Jewish People, headed by Osama bin Laden, Markaz-ud-Dawa's leader Jamaat-ud-Dawa of Pakistan issued a Fatwa telling Muslims to kill Pope Benedict.

The AARP reminds us to get informed before we vote. Click here to see how your politiicians are doing.

The driver was a diabetic paraplegic, driving erratically. The cops beat first, asked questions later.

Minnesota's own ''A Prairie Home Companion'' movie is now available on DVD. Click here to learn more and to order.

5000 years of Middle East history in 90 seconds.

Bob Woodward's new book ''State of Denial'' is shaking up Washington, and is already Amazon's number one seller. Click here to learn more and to order.

8 year old Bindi Irwin wrote her tribute to her father and read it at the Australia Zoo memorial service in Queensland.

It has been two years since the Bush Administration declared the situation in Darfur as genocide, but violence continues to increase, and conditions are deteriorating.

Former President Bill Clinton accused ''FOX News Sunday'' host Chris Wallace of carrying out ''a conservative hit job'' on him during an interview in which Wallace asked Clinton about his administration's handling of the Al Qaeda threat.

Because of the suspicions that attach to the oil industry and its ties to the Bush administration and GOP-led Congress, there are some conspiracy theories that dropping gas prices have more to do with politics than markets.

When President Eisenhower left office in 1961, he issued a stern, cogent warning about the burgeoning ''military industrial complex'', foretelling with ominous clarity the state of the world as we know it today.

The CIA is an intelligence agency of the U.S. Government. Its primary function is obtaining and analyzing information about foreign governments, corporations, and individuals, and reporting such information to the various branches of the Government.

The Breathing Earth website shows the impact different countries have on climate change. Click to learn more.

The movie ''Flyboys'' tells the tale of the Lafayette Escadrille, a squadron of American pilots who volunteered to fight for France in the early days of World War I.

The school principal claims to have no discretion in cases like this, and it is an automatic 10-day suspension for this boy.

The American Roadster gets 70 miles to a gallon of natural gas, and you can fill-up at home for about $1 a gallon.

In his September 6th speech, Bush acknowledged for the first time the existence of the CIA's secret prisons, believed established at military bases or safehouses in such places as Egypt, Indonesia and eastern Europe.

George C. Scott had to tone-down General Patton's famous speech for the movie ''Patton''. Click to read what the General actually told his troops. Caution: May be offensive.

With frequent calls to customer service, and watching for promotions, this man got 9 months of phone service for practically nothing.

Can you find Estonia and Latvia on the European map? Click to take the test.

Flee bad weather in style. A new aviation service in West Palm Beach, Florida guarantees well-heeled members a seat on a chartered jet out of the hurricane area, and reserves them five-star hotel rooms and limousines.

Pope Benedict XVI angered Muslims by quoting a 14th century Byzantine emperor who had criticized the Prophet Mohammed for bringing evil to the world and using the sword to spread their religion.

Senator McCain argues that if we start making our own interpretations of the Geneva Convention, then other countries may do the same with captured U.S. soldiers.

In this ''Daily Show'' bit, President Bush hires a celebrity translator for his 9/11 memorial speech. Click to see it.

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