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Summary: Remember the “Double Rainbow Guy”? If you saw him, how could you forget? Basically, the video’s premise is that some hiker is walking through a wooded area in Yosemite National Park and comes across a stretch where he can see for miles.

Lo and behold, a rainbow paints the sky over the hilly, mountainous terrain. The man, who has his trusty video camera with him, films one of nature’s spectacular sights, only to find that there’s not one, but two rainbows. Excited, the man — one Paul Vasquez — wonders aloud what the double rainbow means and begins to cry.

Summary: As James Rado and Gerome Ragni wrote in their ’60s musical “Hair,” “Let it fly in the breeze and not get grabbed by anyone like Kansas City’s Larry Johnson.” Wait, that’s not right. It could be along the lines of what was going through the minds of top execs at Proctor & Gamble, though. They weren’t the only ones to see the “beauty, the splendor, the wonder of hair.”

Lloyd’s of London has insured Troy Polamalu’s long locks for $1 million. The Pittsburgh Steelers star and Head & Shoulders pitchman, who claims to have used the product since he was a boy, is insured for hair lost only on the gridiron. In the event Polamalu loses 66 percent or more of his hair within the next seven months, he will score and collect on the million dollar policy.

Summary: It’s 2010, and in case you haven’t noticed, we are a generation of change. Sure, we don’t have flying cars, jet packs, or teleportation devices, but futuristic ideas have emerged. Where are these futuristic ideas blossoming?

The idea of “de-junking fast food” spreads like wildfire, and 4food is the fire-starter.