"However, if Oetzi was buried they must have carried the body a long way because the nearby villages would have been at a low altitude". While much remains to be learned about the enigmatic Iceman - as the mummified corpse has been dubbed - one thing is certain: This famous mummy will remain the subject of intense speculation and new research for decades to come.
You could have caught Low Jack doing his cranky, dubbed out thing, or witnessed I-F in all his Hague techno pomp.
Oculus still isn't ready to ship their long-awaited virtual reality headset to the masses, but their latest prototype (dubbed "Crystal Cove") moves things one big ol' step closer.
Oprah Winfrey's endorsement was once enough to boost books to bestseller lists and send sales soaring of products dubbed her "favorite things".
The group -- dubbed, among other things, The Burglar Bunch, The Hollywood Hills Gang and The Bling Ring -- found themselves the focus of magazine articles, television specials and, now, a feature film: Sofia Coppola's "The Bling Ring" was released in June and continues to screen in art houses around the country.
It cut out some 40 minutes of material, completely changed the tone of the ending and dubbed the whole thing in English.
As the A.P. notes today, that led to a 2003 congressional investigation, which dubbed the whole thing "one of the greatest failures in the history of federal law enforcement".
Yet it is also a recognition that, with an ageing population and inexorable increase in long-term conditions, such as obesity, threatening bankruptcy and even its very existence as a unique way of caring for a population's health needs, the institution Nigel Lawson dubbed the closest thing Britain has to a national religion may soon need to be saved yet again.
Last month, "Saturday Night Live" mocked MSNBC hosts' reaction to Obama's poor first debate, which the show dubbed the "worst thing that ever happened anywhere".
The increasing demand for online catalog services, considered a phenomenon, was dubbed the "hottest thing since sliced bread" by an analyst from technology research firm Forrester Research, which estimated that roughly $500 million was invested in home furnishing websites from 1999 to 2000.
