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A phoenix rises from the barley crops in Yatesbury, England. This crop circle has experts believing that it's a sign of our world's upcoming doom. This 400 foot design depicts the mythical bird being reborn from the ashes.

Investigators claim that more and more formations are appearing referencing the cataclysmic event that is supposed to occur on December 21st, 2012. This date just happens to coincide with the end of the ancient Mayan calendar.

The Mayan's believed that all civilizations exist in cycles of 144,000 days. Ours is the 13th cycle that expires in December 2012, resulting in destruction of existence as we know it.


Beam Me Up Scottie
Lets all catch the nearest space shuttle and take a trip to Vulcan, Alberta. If we get lucky, we can catch the other Sci-Fi fans that gathered for the best convention of all time. Its better than E3, Erotica LA, and the Japanese Gaming Expo all combined.

Just be sure to dawn on the blue, red, or gold uniform for Spock Days. In 1995, the city of Vulcan unveiled a 31 foot long, 9 foot tall replica of the USS Enterprise. At the base of ship there 3 plaques engraved in Klingon, Vulcan, and English for the non nerds.

Next Olympic Sport - Naked Rugby
In England, ruby players take any chance to shred off a shirt at the first opportunity. Which normally happens at the end of the game or even sometimes at the local pub, but not in New Zealand.

Welcome to Dunedin, New Zealand, where for the last 2 years the newest rugby league was founded based on a celebration of a New Zealand's national nude day. The nude rugby international had two team face off in their birthday suits yesterday, as a warm up for this year. Temperatures were cold enough to ensure embarrassing to match between the All Blacks and France.

The warm up was in full swing as naked men roughed each other up, but ran into a slight delay when they were interrupted by a fully clothed "streaker" during the match.




No Stabby Stab!
Britain decided to go a little weird when they decided to release the first "anti-stab" knife. The knife is designed to work as normal in the kitchen, but lacking as a weapon. Instead of a pointed end, the new design is made with a rounded edge and will snag on clothing or skin to make it more difficult to stab someone.

Industrial designer John Cornock, 42, was inspired by a documentary that wanted to ban traditional knives. He say that the new design will cut veggies like normal, but it will be "almost" impossible to stab someone to death.

The Home Office's Design and Technology Alliance has tested the knife with "very favorable" results. The knife is expected to sell for around $80.00, when released.

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