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"The photographs of Russian chemist and photographer, Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii, show Russia on the eve of World War I and the coming of the revolution. From 1909-1912 and again in 1915, Prokudin-Gorskii travelled across the Russian Empire, documenting life, landscapes and the work of Russain people. His images were to be a photographic survey of the time. He travelled in a special train car transformed into a dark room to process his special process of creating color images, a technology that was in its infancy in the early 1900’s. Prokudin-Gorskii left Russia in 1918, after the Russian Revolution had destroyed the Empire he spent years documenting. To learn more about the Prokudin-Gorskii, the process he used to create the color photographs, and see his collection, you can visit the Library of Congress, who purchased his glass negatives in 1948 after his death in 1944." - *Tiffany Diamond* from Bookmarklet

Amazing pictures :) - Eric Logan

Dealing with the death of a friend or relative is never easy. But in the era of social networking, many are taking to the Internet, grieving and paying their last respects by writing to the Facebook pages of the deceased. However, Facebook has never officially decided what should happen to a person's profile when he or she dies -- until now. - *Tiffany Diamond* from Bookmarklet

"We love it when our aesthetic passions line up with a good cause. The Home Duvet from Dutch By Design, a UK-based company specializing in contemporary home goods by Dutch designers, is a product that raises money for the homeless and manages to heighten awareness for the cause in a stylish way. We could see buyers loving the cause--benefiting the less fortunate--or being turned off by what they think are offensive designs." - *Tiffany Diamond* from Bookmarklet

"We laughed so hard at the pictures you sent us of your costumed tots that we couldn't wait to celebrate them! If you want in on the fun just send us a photo of you or your child's clever, weird or funny costume, any time between now and November 1st. We'll pick the best ones and celebrate them here on the comedy page! Just click the "PARTICIPATE" button below, upload your picture with a headline and caption and hit submit." - *Tiffany Diamond* from Bookmarklet

As you prepare for the fall flu season by getting a flu shot, stocking up on hand sanitizing gel and decreasing your doorknob exposure, consider bolstering your immune system's ability to fight viruses -- including H1N1 swine flu -- by adding certain foods to your diet. - *Tiffany Diamond* from Bookmarklet

"Ralph Lauren may have apologized for Photoshopping model Filippa Hamilton into a stick figure earlier, but what about the image at left from a window display in Sydney, Australia? Didn't anyone notice she looks like a Bratz doll?" - *Tiffany Diamond* from Bookmarklet

"Paris held its 15th World Chocolate Fair on Tuesday, featuring a fashion show with ensembles made from the tasty treat. French celebrities clad in candy took to the runway to benefit a children's charity. Which of these styles are mouthwatering? And which are, as the French say for 'ugly,' moche? Take a look and let us know!" - *Tiffany Diamond* from Bookmarklet

"If not for the ominous plastic crates that Steven and Kathryn's bed and dresser are propped high up on, the couple's home would look like a dingy basement apartment. But those crates speak volumes, as they are there to protect the pair's belongings from water -- a constant threat when you live in an underground flood tunnel." - *Tiffany Diamond* from Bookmarklet

"Back in July, when the Phillies' Ryan Howard hit his 200th career home run, it was noteworthy because he achieved the milestone in fewer games than anyone in major league history. And now it's noteworthy for another reason: 12-year-old Jennifer Valdivia, who ended up with the historic ball, was ushered to the Phillies clubhouse after the game to exchange it for an autographed one. Her mother sued the organization and now Jennifer has Howard's 200th home run ball back in her possession." - *Tiffany Diamond* from Bookmarklet

The Jennifer Valdivia VS. Philadelphia Phillies case is now online at the AllRise public court. Join the debate and cast your vote -http://bit.ly/AllRise266 - AllRise

"Jim and Pam finally tied the knot this week on The Office, and they did it in style, spoofing the famous "JK wedding" YouTube sensation. To catch you up on the plot of the episode: the run-up to the wedding was rough on Pam, and she finally broke down when her veil ripped just before the ceremony. So instead of heading to the church, Jim and Pam ran off to an undisclosed location, leaving the wedding party and guests waiting. Hours later, the bride and groom returned, and the festivities began. In the video below, you see where they ran off to, and the rest of the ceremony." - *Tiffany Diamond* from Bookmarklet

"The English language is under assault by stupid people who use words they don't understand, and is defended by pompous asses who like to correct those people. We're not sure who to side with. So, here are some words that you'll see used incorrectly on a daily basis, and a helpful guide as to just how big of a dick you'd have to be to correct people on it. We have also included many pictures of these words being read by women with large boobs." - *Tiffany Diamond* from Bookmarklet

"Wouldn't it be fantastic if instead of Disney's wussification of Marvel's characters, the tables were turned and instead Marvel turned the Disney princesses into Skrull invaders and zombies like this Dark Little Mermaid?" - *Tiffany Diamond* from Bookmarklet

A couple of weeks ago we got to see a few really cool photos of Walt Disney Princesses lookin’ all dark and evil and today we get to see new and interesting photos of the Disney Princes. Here are a few photos of some of the "Disney Princes from the animated films Aladdin, Hercules, Sleeping Beauty (Prince Philip), The Little Mermaid (Prince Eric), Tarzan and Pocahontas (John Smith) wearing nothing but their undies" - *Tiffany Diamond* from Bookmarklet