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Cat Yoga Sees Huge Spike in Popularity
Nearly 35% more cats are doing regular Yoga than they were this time last year, according to a poll by the National Institutes of Health. Most are already reporting benefits, including increased flexibility and an air of muted superiority when carrying the mat around in public.
Via bryanwithawhy, Reddit.
According to emails obtained by The Fluffington Post, Michael Nuñez, a reporter for the International Business Times, has employed cat visual effects specialists Kittywood Studios to create faked cat meme videos. According to the emails, which have been verified by an independent digital forensics team, Nuñez hired Kittywood at least twice since November of 2011.
It is unclear whether the falsified cat meme videos were used in any of Nuñez’s reporting for IBT. His editors declined to comment for this story.
In the past week, Nuñez has published a series of reports wrongly accusing this news organization of spreading disinformation and exploiting underage animals.
An excerpt from the emails obtained by The Fluffington Post is below.
Zappos to Start Delivering Cats (and thus, Happiness) in Q2 of 2012
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that online shoe retailer Zappos will be expanding its offerings to include cats, beginning in April.
As part of the test run of its new shipping program, Sherlock and Lilly (pictured above) arrived to their new owners just yesterday.
Submitted by Sophia Hopgood.
Printer on the Fritz? Check for Cats.
The next time you’ve got a paper jam or that little blinking light, skip the Geek Squad and open that baby up. Chances are, you’ve got a cat lodged somewhere in your laserjet.
Don’t worry. She’s more afraid of you than you are of her. Simply dislodge the cat (a little WD-40 will do the trick if she’s really wedged in there), and send her on her way. Your pinfeed will be flowing like wine in no time.
SEE ALSO: Cats Now Leading Cause of Computer Failure
Via sometimesIgetbored, Reddit.
Images of deep space taken by even the most sophisticated orbital telescopes have long been plagued by artifacts that obstruct scientists’ view of the universe. Most of these artifacts are Space Cats.
Thankfully, recent breakthroughs in imaging software have enabled NASA to remove these cats from the most breathtaking photographs of the cosmos. Brant Widgeon, an astronomical image enhancement engineer at NASA, explains the work is a labor of love.
Via Gizmodo.
Bunnies Displacing Sheepdogs in Record Numbers
