My roommate saw this this morning. He said, "Hey! Google changed their logo! Do you know what that means?"

I replied, "It means we can be sure that today is neither Memorial Day nor Veteran's Day."

Once the World Wildlife Foundation reads The R-S-C Factor, they'll be able to figure out why this is such a tough item to sell.

One of the other nominees was a 97 year old woman who saved about 2,500 Jewish kids from concentration camps in World War II. Unfortunately, she didn't have a snazzy Power Point demonstration.

It's proof that the Flying Spaghetti Monster was worshipped over 5,000 years ago!

Just remember, if you belong to the church of google, you're not allowed to recognize Veteran's Day or Memorial Day in any way. Sure, you can recognize obscure things like Louis Braille's birthday, but don't even speak of Veteran's Day or Memorial Day.

The original A-Team van is owned by a private collector in Las Vegas. It's been kept functional, so you occasionally see it driven around town.

"Isn't it ironic, James? You wound up with the giant peach, and I wound up with the giant pickle."

My favorite version of "The Cat Came Back" (familiar to Canadian animation fans, and anyone who watched Nickelodeon in the late '80s):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wp764ZMon1c

Click here for more pictures from the release party for Grand Theft Walrus II!

Not only is this not mean-spirited, it's actually biblicly accurate. In the Old Testament, there were actually over 600 commandments!

That was Zen, this is...YOW!

Heisenberg might be upset at this development.

Back in the 18th and early 19th centuries in Maine, the prison system there had a food problem. They needed a food that was cheap, abundant and preferably one that the prisoners would find digusting.

They did find such a food, and the prisoners did indeed find it repulsive and hard to eat. Prisoners who were able to make deals would usually try and arrange to be served this digusting dish less than 3 times a week.

What is this dish? Maine lobster.

If you want to see some interesting shots using Google street view, check out StreetViewr and Wired's Google Street View section!

100% here, too. It can't be too hard, as I note the average score made was 97%.