Incredibly rare wild footage of the goblin shark, a deep-sea creature capable of protruding its jaw in order to snag a bite. The skin is pinkish because of its translucence. But my favorite factoid about the shark is that its liver occupies 25 percent of its mass, and nobody knows why.
I don't know about anyone else, but the hands-free cell phone law still has me flummoxed. My car trips have felt so much less productive since I can no longer make phone calls (saving up for that Bluetooth). Amusingly, I've noticed that, in order to avoid a ticket, more people are attempting to text message with their phone on their lap. Even more amusingly, Skyler Stone has discovered that the law can lead to more productivity, not less.
When most people sing along to the classic Danny Elfman Batman theme song, they go something like, "Buh nuh nuh nah nah!" Andrew Goldenberg goes three steps further. He wrote lyrics, bought costumes, and filmed himself performing a brilliant narrative of this and other classic blockbuster scores. While the "Indiana Jones" one is fairly awesome (I always just sang "Indiana! Jo-ho-hones! Indiana! India-na-Jones!"), it's National Batman Day, so here you go:
Does Obama Do Yoga? If the past 4 years of yoga in Santa Cruz with Mark Stephens has any indication of the next 4 years of an Obama Administration, our country has a major crisis we better begin to prepare for. I took a...
Does Obama Do Yoga? Does Obama do yoga?
I think that this is a good question. If he doesn't, he sure had me fooled. If he does, how "cool" would that be! And not just for all of us yoga junkies, here in santa cruz, who...
Student Activists Flyer at Chamber of Commerce Dinner Thank you Elizabeth for exposing this on going struggle up on the hill. It is sad that the University of California received an award for organization of the year while it has continuously failed to ...
Neighbors concerned about Neary Lagoon Didn't I see something about psychically affecting the water in that Santa Cruz hit movie, "What the @#$%^ Do We Know Anyway?"
Answer: not very bleeping much!
It's swampy water, it's natural. Don't b...