Author: R J Adams

“Line up! Line up! Is anyone else claiming paternity of Anna Nicole’s baby daughter, or are we all done at three?”

To date, the queue consists of Nicole’s lawyer and latest husband (maybe?) Howard Stern; her ex-boyfriend, Larry Birkhead; Zsa Zsa Gabor’s husband, Prince Frederick von Anhalt, and – well, so far that’s it, though quite why Nicole’s baby was being cared for by the mother of Shane Gibson, the Bahamian immigration minister – a “close friend” of Nicole’s – leaves one wondering if the queue may well grow longer.

Just how many men was Anna Nicole sleeping with in December of 2005?

Another question springs to mind:

Would this queue be so long if baby Dannielynn was not herself in line – to inherit hundreds of millions of dollars?

Filed under: Money talks

The latest in state-of-the-art microscopes has just been opened in Oxfordshire, England. It is the Diamond Light Source synchroton:

According to the BBC’s science department:

“The vast machine, which covers the area of five football pitches, generates intense light beams to probe matter down to the molecular and atomic scale…………Within the machine, which is sometimes described as a “super microscope”, electrons are accelerated into a thin, doughnut-shaped vacuum chamber, which measures 562.6m (1,846ft) in circumference. As the particles whizz around and around, almost reaching the speed of light, they lose energy in the form of synchrotron light. This intense light, which falls in the range of x-ray, ultra-violet and infra-red, is then channelled off into beamlines, where it passes through samples of material, probing deep into their fine-structure.”

A truly amazing invention.

In maybe eight or ten thousand years, after global warming has wiped most of us out and only a few survivors of homo sapiens remain, it will look like this:

and those who see it will decide it was originally a religious gathering place.

Filed under: Scientific wonders

This photograph of two, patient 5000 – 6000 year old, link neolithic lovers locked in an embrace of death…….

…….is probably the most moving image on the internet today.

Filed under:
Old young love