And what might surprise you is how easy it was to make it. Here's how to do it:

1. Download Fantamorph, by Abrosoft.
2. Search the internet for two images you want to blend. Save them to your hard drive. Make sure the images are of a similar orientation (ie: both facing left, both facing the camera, etc.), and of a similar size. If you need to edit the image, GIMP is a powerful, but free, photo editor. You can use it to crop or resize the image (among other things).
3. Insert the two images into Fantamorph. Place dots on one picture, and move the corresponding dot on the other picture. For example, place a dot in the center of the left eye on one image, and another dot will appear on the other image...move that dot to the center of the left eye.
4. Repeat with lots of dots until the images blend well. Typically I match up dots on and around the eyes, nose, mouth, and hairline. Sometimes the ears.
5. Export the image to an .AVI file. Make sure you check the options to include reverse frames.
6. Open Windows Movie Maker, and import the .AVI file you created.
7. Insert the .AVI into the video two or three times. Personally, I like to then 'Split' the movie where the blend looks the coolest. Then use the 'Slow Down' effect and stretch out that final frame.
8. Publish the Video onto your Desktop.

Voila! Now you've made your own morph video!

Here's the Barack Obama-Hussein morph video:

Your car becomes unusable. You have to ride with the windows down no matter the weather. And the hotter it is the worse it gets.

When my son spilled some milk on a trip and I didn't know it, I discovered the smell two days later. I had to leave the windows down all the time when it was parked. At one point the smell was so bad that i could smell it as I approached the car...from 10 feet away!

I searched for answers. Carpet cleaner - nope. Vinegar - nope. Baking soda - nope.

I only found two things that worked...one that covered the smell and one that got rid of it.

I sprinkled fresh coffee grounds (not used yet) onto the carpet in the areas where the spill was, and rubbed them into the carpet. That effectively masked the smell, and made my car smell like a Starbuck's! And while it did seem to absorb some of the smell and covered it pretty well, I still wanted the base odor gone for good.

I finally discovered that PetZyme works! I bought a spray bottle of it from a local pet store and saturated the area where the milk had spilled. I did not blot it, per the directions. I just let it soak up and absorb and evaporate as needed. It really was pretty amazing. I guess the enzymes/bacteria in Petzyme break down whatever the odor-producing bacteria are from sour milk.

I understand there are two types of PetZyme and that one is more 'perfumy'. I stuck with the plain one.

I hope you find it works for you!