https://www.spreaker.com/show/toru-takanurus-showenSociety & CultureCopyright Toru Takanuruhttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/images.spreaker.com/cloudinary/s--xymyhpzK--/w_1000,h_800,c_fit,l_text:Lato_160_bold:Toru%20Takanuru%20s%20show/images.spreaker.com/default/show-1400x1400-20190801.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/show/toru-takanurus-showFri, 15 Sep 2017 02:08:37 +0000Toru TakanuruToru Takanurufeeds@spreaker.comcleanepisodicToru Takanurufeeds@spreaker.comNohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/torutakanuru/news-of-the-bizarre-season-3-episode-9https://vid.me/torutakanuru
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In the early 1960s, summer evenings on Evergreen Avenue in the Wanamassa section of Ocean Township were filled with the usual neighborhood sounds of that pre-video game, pre-helicopter parenting era.
There were kids calling to kids, dogs barking, ice cream truck bells ringing and moms loudly demanding that their offspring get inside right now and wash up for dinner.
But occasionally, there was one other sound that was unique to that particular little pocket of the Jersey shore: the ear-splitting, thunderous bwaap-waap-waap of Donald Reid revving the engine of his flying submarine.
Yes, that’s right. My neighbor, Donald V. Reid, built a submarine that could fly out of spare airplane parts and a conglomeration of scavenged scrap metal that included a steel bed frame and two galvanized metal garbage can lids.
When he tinkered with his oddball invention in his side yard, my friends and I were drawn to the sidewalk next to his house like iron filings to a magnet.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/row-zed/aston-villa-john-terry-trophy-10857027
Trophies have followed John Terry around throughout his career.
The Chelsea legend won five Premier League titles, five FA Cups and - infamously - the Champions League during his 19 seasons in the Blues first team, with success after success after success seemingly coming naturally to him.
His decision to don his full kit to lift the Champions League in 2012 despite being suspended for the final might be one that he regrets now, but one look at his trophy cabinet is all he needs to do to silence any critics.
Trophies have followed John Terry around throughout his career.
The Chelsea legend won five Premier League titles, five FA Cups and - infamously - the Champions League during his 19 seasons in the Blues first team, with success after success after success seemingly coming naturally to him.
His decision to don his full kit to lift the Champions League in 2012 despite being suspended for the final might be one that he regrets now, but one look at his trophy cabinet is all he needs to do to silence any critics.
The massive trophy features a footballer bursting out of a ball, and with that coupled with this being John Terry and a cup we're talking about,
http://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-lopez-boyle-coffee-07232017-story.html


The new coffee shop on Cesar Chavez Avenue in Boyle Heights was busy and steamy Thursday afternoon.
Busy because people seem to like its menu of food and beverages
Steamy because a vandal had smashed the glass front door, and the air conditioner couldn’t beat back the mid-summer heat pouring in from the street.
So I ordered an iced coffee and settled in

What drew me there was a story by my colleague Ruben Vives about the Boyle Heights anti-gentrification activists who have targeted Weird Wave Coffee, just as they’ve targeted art galleries that have moved into the area.
https://www.livescience.com/60006-two-legged-mexican-mole-lizard-sighted.html
As arresting as it may be, the lizard's appearance wasn't what shocked Sara Ruane, a professor of evolutionary biology and herpetology at Rutgers University-Newark, when she discovered one in a trap in mid-June on a trip to Baja California to teach a course with the conservation group Islands & Seas.
"I was digging around [inside the trap], pulled this thing out and started screaming and shrieking and ran back the couple hundred meters to where the people we were with had the camp set up and was just shocked," Ruane told Live Science. [Album: Bizarre Frogs, Lizards and Salamanders]
Ruane said she was so excited because although Mexican mole lizards are abundant in southwest Baja California, these burrowing creatures are rarely spotted aboveground.
She initially doubted herself only because she considered a Mexican mole lizard "some sort of mythical thing to find," she said. Neither snake nor lizard nor worm, the Mexican mole lizard, Bipes biporus, shares the suborder Amphisbaenian along with three other species of two-legged burrowers.
The creature has, in fact, inspired a dark story that haunts some people who share its stomping ground: It's said that the creature will wriggle out of toilets into the nether regions of unassuming bathroomgoers, aided by their suppository-shaped heads, the herpetologist Lee Grismer explains in the book, "Amphibians and Reptiles of Baja California, Including Its Pacific Islands and the Islands in the Sea of Cortés" (University of California Press, 2002).
Thankfully, "there's no truth to [the story]," Ruane told Live Science in an email.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/12806892Fri, 15 Sep 2017 01:55:30 +0000Toru Takanuruhttps://vid.me/torutakanuru https://soundcloud.com/toru-takanuru https://twitter.com/torutakanuru https://www.facebook.com/ToruTakanuru http://torusblurb.blogspot.com/ http://torutakanuru.deviantart.com https://www.instagram.com/takanuru...https://vid.me/torutakanuru
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http://www.app.com/story/news/local/new-jersey/weird-nj/2017/07/23/weird-nj-flying-submarine/502376001/
In the early 1960s, summer evenings on Evergreen Avenue in the Wanamassa section of Ocean Township were filled with the usual neighborhood sounds of that pre-video game, pre-helicopter parenting era.
There were kids calling to kids, dogs barking, ice cream truck bells ringing and moms loudly demanding that their offspring get inside right now and wash up for dinner.
But occasionally, there was one other sound that was unique to that particular little pocket of the Jersey shore: the ear-splitting, thunderous bwaap-waap-waap of Donald Reid revving the engine of his flying submarine.
Yes, that’s right. My neighbor, Donald V. Reid, built a submarine that could fly out of spare airplane parts and a conglomeration of scavenged scrap metal that included a steel bed frame and two galvanized metal garbage can lids.
When he tinkered with his oddball invention in his side yard, my friends and I were drawn to the sidewalk next to his house like iron filings to a magnet.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/row-zed/aston-villa-john-terry-trophy-10857027
Trophies have followed John Terry around throughout his career.
The Chelsea legend won five Premier League titles, five FA Cups and - infamously - the Champions League during his 19 seasons in the Blues first team, with success after success after success seemingly coming naturally to him.
His decision to don his full kit to lift the Champions League in 2012 despite being suspended for the final might be one that he regrets now, but one look at his trophy cabinet is all he needs to do to silence any critics.
Trophies have followed John Terry around throughout his career.
The Chelsea legend won five Premier League titles, five FA Cups and - infamously - the Champions League during his 19 seasons in the Blues first team, with success after success after success seemingly coming naturally to him.
His decision to don his full kit to lift the Champions League in 2012 despite being suspended for the final might be one that he regrets now, but one look at his trophy cabinet is all he needs to do to silence any critics.
The massive trophy features a footballer bursting out of a ball, and with that coupled with this being John Terry and a cup we're talking about,
http://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-lopez-boyle-coffee-07232017-story.html


The new coffee shop on Cesar Chavez Avenue in Boyle Heights was busy and steamy Thursday afternoon.
Busy because people seem to like its menu of food and beverages
Steamy because a vandal had smashed the glass front door, and the air conditioner couldn’t beat back the mid-summer heat pouring in from the street.549news,entertainment,funny,weirdcleanfullToru Takanuruhttps://vid.me/torutakanuru https://soundcloud.com/toru-takanuru https://twitter.com/torutakanuru https://www.facebook.com/ToruTakanuru http://torusblurb.blogspot.com/ http://torutakanuru.deviantart.com https://www.instagram.com/takanuru https://torutakanuru.sarahah.com/ http://www.app.com/story/news/local/new-jersey/weird-nj/2017/07/23/weird-nj-flying-submarine/502376001/ In the early 1960s, summer evenings on Evergreen Avenue in the Wanamassa section of Ocean Township were filled with the usual neighborhood sounds of that pre-video game, pre-helicopter parenting era. There were kids calling to kids, dogs barking, ice cream truck bells ringing and moms loudly demanding that their offspring get inside right now and wash up for dinner. But occasionally, there was one other sound that was unique to that particular little pocket of the Jersey shore: the ear-splitting, thunderous bwaap-waap-waap of Donald Reid revving the engine of his flying submarine. Yes, that’s right. My neighbor, Donald V. Reid, built a submarine that could fly out of spare airplane parts and a conglomeration of scavenged scrap metal that included a steel bed frame and two galvanized metal garbage can lids. When he tinkered with his oddball invention in his side yard, my friends and I were drawn to the sidewalk next to his house like iron filings to a magnet. http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/row-zed/aston-villa-john-terry-trophy-10857027 Trophies have followed John Terry around throughout his career. The Chelsea legend won five Premier League titles, five FA Cups and - infamously - the Champions League during his 19 seasons in the Blues first team, with success after success after success seemingly coming naturally to him. His decision to don his full kit to lift the Champions League in 2012 despite being suspended for the final might be one that he regrets now, but one look at his trophy cabinet is all he needs to do to silence any critics. Trophies have followed John Terry around throughout his career. The Chelsea legend won five Premier League titles, five FA Cups and - infamously - the Champions League during his 19 seasons in the Blues first team, with success after success after success seemingly coming naturally to him. His decision to don his full kit to lift the Champions League in 2012 despite being suspended for the final might be one that he regrets now, but one look at his trophy cabinet is all he needs to do to silence any critics. The massive trophy features a footballer bursting out of a ball, and with that coupled with this being John Terry and a cup we're talking about, http://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-lopez-boyle-coffee-07232017-story.html The new coffee shop on Cesar Chavez Avenue in Boyle Heights was busy and steamy Thursday afternoon. Busy because people seem to like its menu of food and beverages Steamy because a vandal had smashed the glass front door, and the air conditioner couldn’t beat back the mid-summer heat pouring in from the street. So I ordered an iced coffee and settled in What drew me there was a story by my colleague Ruben Vives about the Boyle Heights anti-gentrification activists who have targeted Weird Wave Coffee, just as they’ve targeted art galleries that have moved into the area. https://www.livescience.com/60006-two-legged-mexican-mole-lizard-sighted.html As arresting as it may be, the lizard's appearance wasn't what shocked Sara Ruane, a professor of evolutionary biology and herpetology at Rutgers University-Newark, when she discovered one in a trap in mid-June on a trip to Baja California to teach a course with the conservation group Islands & Seas. "I was digging around [inside the trap], pulled this thing out and started screaming and shrieking and ran back the couple hundred meters to where the people we were with had the camp set up and was just shocked," Ruane told Live Science. [Album: Bizarre Frogs, Lizards and Salamanders] Ruane said she was so excited because although Mexican mole...No