From “The Simpsons,” episode 19×09 which aired December 16, 2007. Homer mimics Noah’s photo time lapse over 20 years. “PICTURE A DAY FOR 39 YEARS”
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Aker wants to coach
TRIPLE premiership player and Brownlow Medallist Jason Akermanis says he wants to coach at the highest level once he concludes his illustrious AFL career.
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McLaren Gets Kovalainen To Race Side By Side With Hamilton
Heikki Kovalainen will join Lewis Hamilton as its top riders for the McLaren team for the upcoming Formula One season. He will fill up the vacancy left by two-time world champion Fernando Alonso, who joined team Renault.
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Nascar Goes Green
It is time American motorsport became more energy efficient.
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F1 Bans Engine Developement! WTF
Is this the End? F1 Bans Engine Development for 10 Years
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First teaser shot of the racer-based Mazda Furai concept
The Furai will be unveiled in January at the Detroit Auto Show, and is built on a Courage C65 chassis campaigned by Mazda in the American Le Mans Series two years ago. Power comes from a 450 HP three-rotor rotary that runs on E100 Ethanol.
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Blizzard Confirms ‘Unannounced Next-Gen MMO’
Following speculation surrounding job advertisements on Blizzard’s website, a community administrator has confirmed on the World of Warcraft forums that the developer is currently at work on an unannounced, next-gen MMO.
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Confirmed: MGS4 and Metal Gear Online Join Together!
The new January 08 issue of PlayStation: The Official Magazine has revealed that MGS4 and Metal Gear Online will be released together as one game!
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Promotional video of new BMW X6 leaks out!
The X6, the new BMW with the big rear-end, just saw it’s embargo break a little bit early today when two minutes of b-roll accidentally made their way out onto the internet ahead of their scheduled embargo.
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FireWire to climb to 3.2Gbps in 2008
A future version of FireWire will quadruple the speed of today’s fastest version, the IEEE 1394 Trade Association has revealed. Officially known as S3200, the format will build on the same connectors and technology used for today’s FireWire 800 but operate at a peak of 3.2 gigabits per second, or 400 megabytes per second.