For those of us who remember the Internet before YouTube (do you remember, freshmen?), eBaum’s World was the entertainment staple of the World Wide Web. Before “Charlie Bit My Finger,” this site provided annoyingly catchy Flash animations and a host of other videos that now make us question our former preteen senses of humor.
The eBaum’s World of today appears to be but a shell of its former glory. Eric Bauman, or eBaum himself, sold the site in 2008 after numerous accusations of stealing content from other sources. But while the site’s popularity seems to have been usurped for the most part by YouTube, its old gems are still floating around the Internet. [Read more →]
Take your trivia obsession to the next level with Google A Day, the new Google-able trivia question updated daily. Yesterday’s question required some internet savvy to uncover the answer of “Bob Marley”, but Brown students should be able to rise to the challenge. Test yourself.
It’s time to get geared up for round one. The first night of the Housing Lottery is upon us, and BlogDailyHerald is on the scene in Sayles Hall to provide LIVE coverage. We’ll be here ‘til the last number of the night (whattup 460, we see you) chooses a room or passes into summer assignment. You can follow the lottery as it happens on the online projection available on the ResCouncil website. We’re here to give you commentary on the human side of things: the screams of victory, the sighs of defeat, and everything in between. It’s going to be a long night folks, so bring some refreshments, get comfortable, and brace yourself for a truly wild ride.
In case you haven’t seen this floating around Facebook, today we present the greatest game of all time. Your inner high school English nerd will thank us. We still love the game even though Nick Carraway attended (*shudder*) Yale.
The New York Times recently posted a study on the well-being of Americans based on location. See how your home district measures up against others! And remember, next time you’re feeling down, just blame it on Rhode Island.
In case you missed the Oscars (and its questionable hosting) last Sunday, today we present to you the auto-tune mashup from the show, featuring Harry Potter 7, Toy Story 3, The Social Network, and Twilight: Eclipse. Featuring hits like “Tiny Ball of Light” by Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger and “He Doesn’t Own a Shirt” by Edward Cullen, we almost wish these films had actually been musicals.
Coke enthusiasts, rejoice! The top secret Coca-Cola original recipe has been revealed. We know neroli oil is most likely a rare commodity for those of you interested in producing your own supply (weekend activity, perhaps?), but in case you were wondering what makes America’s favorite soft drink so delicious, now you know. Also, possibly related: how to make moonshine.
Ratty: Vegetarian Submarine Sandwich, Hot Roast Beef on a Sesame Roll Chicken Cutlet Parmesan, Sauteed Zucchini w/ Rosemary, Vegan Siena Roasted Couscous, Frosted Brownies.
V-Dub: Bacon Ranch Chicken Sandwich, Italian Marinated Chicken, Enchilada Bar, Swiss Broccoli Pasta, Vegan Spanish Lentils, Frosted Brownies.
Advantage: Ratty. Chicken Parm? Sold.
Dinner:
Ratty: Macaroni & Cheese, Cider Glazed Turkey, Grilled Cheese Sandwich on White or Wheat Bread, Baked Sweet Potatoes, Roasted Brussels Sprouts, Roasted Beets w/ Rosemary, Chocolate Sundae Cake.
V-Dub: Spinach Pie Casserole, Italian Meatballs With Sauce, Italian Cous Cous, Italian Vegetable Saute, Chicken Saute with Mustard Sauce, Chocolate Sundae Cake.
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