Here's a Wikipedia app for the iPhone/iPod Touch. No, it's not a specialised browser; it actually has the whole of Wikipedia (from 2007) as a file. Not much use if you have an iPhone with a data plan, but very nice on an iPod Touch. It does, I'm afraid, take up 2GB, but such is life.
Highly recommended if you have a jailbroken iPod Touch.
From the world's premier collection of chairs (yes, I know I'm stealing this from the Register, but Valleywag has been doing so too, lately, so I feel justified), comes this wonderful caption:
Well, yes, so it is. Quite frankly, they shouldn't have bothered.
From Wikipedia:
Ancient, military and uninhabited structures (such as Stonehenge) are sometimes instead classified as Scheduled Ancient Monuments and protected by much older legislation whilst cultural landscapes such as parks and gardens are currently "listed" on a non-statutory basis.
The plastic mesh guard called a kivah is designed to prevent solid objects (such as cigarette butts, feces, or paper) from being flushed and possibly causing a plumbing stoppage.
Often, one or two of the urinals, typically at one end of a long row of urinals, will be mounted lower than the others, for use by short people, often boys, who can't reach the urinals that are meant for teenage boys and men. These shorter urinals also facilitate use by individuals in wheelchairs
Once used exclusively in commercial or institutional washrooms, urinals for private home installation are now available.
Ernest Hemingway converted a urinal from Sloppy Joe's bar into a water fountain for his cats.
I remember thinking at one point that the obvious extension to the then-lucrative (now happily more or less killed by good old Google) PayPerPost business model would be to simply pay newspaper people and so forth to lie.
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