Why Is The Number 69 Missing From The iOS Weather App?
Bad news for Bill & Ted, it's never 69º in the iOS Weather app. But why? Is Apple censoring the number 69 from iPhone users?
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7 Easy Ways To Protect Your Car From Severe Weather
Some of the worst damage that can happen to your car comes from mother nature. Learn how you can protect your car from severe weather and save …
16 Tips on How to Dress for a TV Appearance
Dressing for TV isn't hard. You just have to follow a list of what not to wear. Here are some great tips on how to dress for a TV appearance or …
Extreme Wind Causes The Streetlights Of England’s M62 To Dance
This video is from the M62 motorway show the lampposts swaying so much because of "vortex shedding" that they look like they might snap in half.
What Happens When You Shoot A Super Soaker In -41° Weather?
These Canadians found a way to make -41° weather entertaining. They filled up a Super Soaker water gun with boiling water and then took it outside. …
Koalas Begging for Water During Australian Heatwave
It's so hot in Australia from a heatwave, that wild koalas are begging people for water... something that's never been seen before.
Adorable Photos of a Polar Bear Hugging Sled Dogs
Everyone loves hugs, even Polar Bears. While on a photography excursion in Canada's Hudson Bay, photographer Norbert Rosing captured these striking …
How To Create A Hurricane Irene Survival Kit [tutorial]
Do you live in the path of the storm? During Hurricane Irene (and possibly for days or even weeks afterward), electricity and other utilities might …
Kite Surfer Owned by Hurricane Fay on Live TV
When there's a hurricane or tropical storm warning, most people will go to a shelter, hunker down or leave town. On the opposite end of the spectrum, …
Canadian Reporter Owned By A Sled on Live TV
This silly Canadian Global reporter thought the bottom of a sledding hill was a great place to do his TV broadcast. He was head-over-heels wrong. He …
How The Weather Channel Secured Weather.com And Grew Into A Web Giant
Here's the story on how the Weather Channel got the super-premium domain name Weather.com and how it grew into a major Internet destination.
