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Meanwhile in Japan
May 22nd, 2013 4:00 PM
Don't get the joke? Read up on KYMdb – S**t Tyrone, Get It Together!
Amy's Baking Co. Owner's Legal Woes
May 22nd, 2013 3:33 PMAmy's Baking Company co-owner Samy Bouzaglo is facing deportation in a two-year-long immigration case possibly linked to his past criminal history involving drug distribution, threats and extortion.
Supercut: Xbox One Reveal Edition
May 22nd, 2013 2:30 PM
In case you missed Microsoft's big reveal of XBox One yesterday, check out this supercut-style highlight reel.
NASA Wants a 3D Pizza Printer
May 22nd, 2013 2:00 PMAfter engineer Anjan Contractor debuted his prototype chocolate printer (shown left), NASA offered his company a six month $125,000 grant to build a printer that could create food, starting with pizza.
Spinning Chocolate Zoetrope Illusion
May 22nd, 2013 1:00 PMThis zoetrope from the Phillip Island Chocolate Factory in Melbourne, Australia features chocolate characters that appear to come to life as the device spins.
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Meanwhile in Japan
Don't get the joke? Read up on KYMdb – S**t Tyrone, Get It Together!
Amy's Baking Co. Owner's Legal Woes
Amy's Baking Company co-owner Samy Bouzaglo is facing deportation in a two-year-long immigration case possibly linked to his past criminal history involving drug distribution, threats and extortion.
NASA Wants a 3D Pizza Printer
After engineer Anjan Contractor debuted his prototype chocolate printer (shown left), NASA offered his company a six month $125,000 grant to build a printer that could create food, starting with pizza.
Spinning Chocolate Zoetrope Illusion
This zoetrope from the Phillip Island Chocolate Factory in Melbourne, Australia features chocolate characters that appear to come to life as the device spins.
