Dispensary Corner 08 Apr 14
April 8, 2014
Creative resignation.
A New York stenographer
has allegedly been caught out
expressing his innermost thoughts
on his stenograph, instead of
recording the details of trials, by
hitting random keys or typing “I
hate my job, I hate my job”.
Orange News reports that as a
result, he was fired and arrested
and at least ten convictions will be
overturned.
Edible art.
British landmarks such as a
London double-decker bus,
Stonehenge and the Angel of the
North, as well as portraits such as
those of the Duke and Duchess
of Cambridge (Kate & William),
Cheryl Cole and Twiggy are the
subjects of cheese and cracker 3D
sculptures on display at a London
art gallery.
The unique and even ‘tasty’
show is titled the ‘Jacob’s
Snack Happy’ exhibition, artists
confessing that a few of the minicheddars
seemed to go missing
during the creative process.
Crowded skies.
What could possibly hurt you as
a skydiver when free falling prior
to opening your ‘chute to land?
Not many things, but something
shooting past at greater speed is
one possibility and a Norwegian
skydiver found he was not alone
on his earthward trajectory when
a meteorite narrowly missed him
on its very fast path.
Although a video from the
skydiver’s helmet cam clearly
shows the close call, there is some
scepticism about the validity of
the claim, reports IOL News.
Windy peak.
A Devon farmer, Tony Dallyn,
refused a request to erect a wind
turbine on his land, passing on up
to £1.14m from the developers.
Unfortunately for Dallyn, his
neighbour took a more pragmatic
view and the turbine may yet be
in place only 450 m from Dallyn’s
house window.
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