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	April 16th, 2012 5 curious Titanic stories you may have missed Posted about 23 hours ago by The Week to Holy Kaw! 1 Teens are shocked to learn the Titanic was real, Chinese moviegoers are barred from "touching" Kate Winslet's breasts in 3D, and more Excitement surrounding the 100th anniversary of the Titanic sinking on April 15 and the re-release of James Cameron’s Titanic in 3D are putting the disaster back on the radar in new and unusual ways. Here, five strange phenomena, products, and kerfuffles that have surfaced: Full story at The Week. Photo: REX FEATURES All the top stories from The Week. wopStar - Let's play 27 Posted 1 day ago by Rüdiger Klos-Neumann to wopStar 4 Enjoy the show and guess which animal is represented?! Genieße die Show und errate welches Tier dargestellt wird?! wopStar_Lets_play_27.avi Watch on Posterous If you enjoy wopStar, feel free to love, like, tweet, rate and share us, thanks a lot! Become a wopStar fan on Facebook now. Visit us on www.wopStar.com to get the solution. About wopStar: - Soon wopStar starts as free webcam-based browser game. - The aim is to guess about terms, words or even pantomime show via webcam. - Play with your friends or meet challenges still unknown. - Make new friends around the world face to face know. - Playing together to get stars, fame and honor. - Pure thrills and action await you! *wopStar is totally free crazy party game for the whole family* wopStar - Let's play 28 Posted about 15 hours ago by Rüdiger Klos-Neumann to wopStar 14 Enjoy the show and guess which profession is represented?! Genieße die Show und errate welcher Beruf dargestellt wird?! wopStar_Lets_play_28.avi Watch on Posterous If you enjoy wopStar, feel free to love, like, tweet, rate and share us, thanks a lot! Become a wopStar fan on Facebook now. Visit us on www.wopStar.com to get the solution. About wopStar: - Soon wopStar starts as free webcam-based browser game. - The aim is to guess about terms, words or even pantomime show via webcam. - Play with your friends or meet challenges still unknown. - Make new friends around the world face to face know. - Playing together to get stars, fame and honor. - Pure thrills and action await you! *wopStar is totally free crazy party game for the whole family* 逝く Posted about 23 hours ago by Koichi Mitsui to s a s u r a u 14 出入りネコが先ほど旅立った。 Beat back the rain with a vengeance Posted about 15 hours ago by Kate Rinsema to Holy Kaw! 5 Sure, that striped golf umbrella you picked up at last year’s conference is nice and all, but sometimes you need a little something to man-up the morning commute, and what better way to say “I am more than a drone” than sporting an umbrella with a classically brutal twist? Enter Umbreallas for the Civil but Discontent Man designed by Materious. Umbrellas for the Civil but Discontent Man combines a symbol of gentlemanly refinement—the full-sized, dark umbrella—with an element of more manly sword-bearing times. The umbrellas offer brief psychological respite from the dictates of social amiability; aggressive fantasies are allowed and encouraged on the daily commute to the office. The effete civilian’s grasp of the handle takes him into the world of the masterful samurai, the medieval barbarian, or the triumphant cavalryman. Seeing that these were designed by folks in Chicago, they must be primarily for looks since that umbrella isn’t going to last five minutes in a Windy City gale. Full story at Materious via Laughing Squid. Accessories for inclementweather. 2001: A LEGO space odyssey [video] Posted about 14 hours ago by Kate Rinsema to Holy Kaw! 1 You know, even condensed to a minute and redone in LEGOs, Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece 2001: A Space Odyssey is still one big enigma. So much for toys making it easier to understand. Embedded media -- click here to see it. Full story at YouTube via Geeks are Sexy. LEGO does the classics. UV photography shows ugly picture of sun damage Posted about 14 hours ago by Kate Rinsema to Holy Kaw! 3 We’ve all heard to be on high alert for strange-looking moles, but do markers such as freckles, light eyes and pale skin really make people more susceptible to skin damage? Using extremely expensive ultraviolet photography, scientists at the University of Colorado found that, indeed, tweens with these characteristic did have more skin damage than those of darker complexions, but that’s no reason not to be on the alert. [Study co-author Robert]Dellavalle says UV photos have revealed skin damage in children as young as 2. "Even I, as a dermatologist doing sun protection for years, am affected by these images," he says. "I know I can do a better job." It is hoped that photos such as these will discourage children from skipping the sunscreen and hat in favor of tanning beds and a not-so-healthy glow, after all. Full story at CNET. Preventing cancer. Sent by Posterous. Change your email settings or unfollow. Other questions? We'd love to help.