Only in New York can a guy rob a Taco Bell and then ask for a job application. An armed man walked into a New York Taco Bell and demanded money and a job application, police said, according to MyFoxNY. The man walked in with a weapon and pointed it at the cashier. He demanded the cash out of the register. After getting nothing from the cashier this genius made his way to the managers office to ask for a job application. I guess he figured he could get more by actually working for a living… who knew.

There has been some news recently of Visible Technologies, a software company that monitors social media websites like Flickr, Twitter and Amazon. It currently doesn’t mess around with closed or personal social networking sites like Facebook (so for all the terrorist reading this, don’t fear, your Facebook accounts are safe, you can still comment and share photos of yourselves slaying puppies or something). The software also pulls together over a million post and conversations a day from blogs, forums, and social networks. Users of the Tru product line get live news feeds of what is being said on these sites based on the keywords chosen by the customer.

Well, I gotta say, health insurance companies aren’t helping themselves. According to The Raw Story a health insurance company has denied coverage to a 17 pound baby for being obese. Since the story broke the insurance company has flipped and said that they will cover over-weight infants.

In a search for water, because apparently roughly 70% of the earth isn’t enough, NASA plans to bomb the moon on Friday. For anyone looking for kicks on a Friday night, make sure you grab you (medium size) telescope and glance on up, the plume is supposed to be large enough to see. This little project is going to cost the American tax payers around $79 million… now I don’t know about you, but that’s a little pricey to me. It reminds me of all those infomercials you see on TV where you can feed a starving child for just a dollar a day, well damn, this little expedition could feed a shit-load of kids. But that’s NASA for you, hope they find what they’re looking for, otherwise this might be considered a waste of time. I do want to add that I support space-exploration and all that, but I am just not sure about this little project.