I think you're reading into the YouTube title a little too much by asking what Cincinnati has to do with this experiment. I'm from Cincy and it honestly just looks like it's someone from the area that did the experiment, adding the place name to the title.

Interestingly enough, Toyota was NOT found liable for the incidents you're citing.

Oh man, I was expecting a master list of Kevin McAllister's tools of the trade as seen in the first two Home Alone movies.

I immediately muted the music and started playing this instead. Far better.

Judging by the comments, I'm the only one who only sees this as being Tron:Legacy (except that the cars don't really fit in).

The mental image of an elementary school kid turning that tease into something as slick as your response ("Of course I'm right!") just made my morning. Hah!

The guy asking questions looks (and vaguely sounds like) Matt Damon.

No disrespect intended to Kittinger, but in my book the Apollo astronauts take the cake when it comes to daredevil, or record-breaking, attempts. They didn't free-fall in just a pressure suit, but sitting on millions of pounds of flammable fuel, travelling thousands of miles per hour, traveling to a different…

I commend their desire, effort and hard work in putting this together, but MAN was it cheesy. I can't take this seriously because of little details like the use of paintball masks, Nerf toys, and bigger problems like dialogue shallower than a kiddie pool and video editing that was way below what I would expect.

Was it dangerous? Perhaps. Faking an emergency? Probably not kosher. Could the music choice have been a bit more seamless? Sure.

Anything from Red Dead Redemption. I kept that game not so much because of the story (which was good), but because it was so DANG beautiful to look at.

Now if only there was a way for Samsung to remotely cause all of its components in iPhones to blow up...

I've made pancakes every day for the past week for breakfast while I work here at home, and although using eggs is one technique, the simplest one is to add less water if you're using pancake mix.

1) it's for new customers

+1 on this one. I also thought that was gorgeous, and I'd love to find it to use on my search page.

The problem I have with reading these "feature" lists on any service like XBL is that most of these are just the things you have "access" to. If you want to actually use most of these services, paying money on top of the $60/year to Microsoft isn't a deal at all- it's a ripoff.

Next thing we know, there will be reports that everyone in the desert participating in Burning Man went missing.

The photo viewer seems to have had a minor update as well- the UI looks a bit different, and the photos seem to be loading a lot faster than before.

Wal-Mart already killed local retailers wherever they have set up shop.

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