Free HTTP proxies. List of proxy servers.

1 217.219.229.131:8080 HTTP NOA Iran 217.219.229.131 28-jun-2012 16:49
2 193.252.201.136:3128 HTTP NOA France (Jouy-en-josas) LAubervilliers-151-12-26-136.w193-252.abo.wanadoo.fr 28-jun-2012 16:44
3 190.108.83.21:8080 HTTP NOA Peru 190.108.83.21 28-jun-2012 16:40
4 94.153.247.186:8080 HTTP NOA Ukraine 94-153-247-186-dn.ip.kyivstar.net 28-jun-2012 16:35
5 195.182.195.195:8080 HTTP NOA Ukraine (Dnipropetrovsk) 195.182.195.195 28-jun-2012 16:35
6 107.6.8.34:80 HTTP NOA India (Ahmedabad) hematoph.hwqhost.com 28-jun-2012 16:27
7 190.0.50.38:8080 HTTP NOA Colombia Static-BAFibra190-0-50-38.epm.net.co 28-jun-2012 16:26
8 211.162.121.182:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) 211.162.121.182 28-jun-2012 16:26
9 211.154.83.78:80 HTTP NOA China (Shanghai) ! 211.154.83.78 28-jun-2012 16:25
10 211.154.83.77:80 HTTP NOA China (Shanghai) ! 211.154.83.77 28-jun-2012 16:25
11 211.147.226.177:80 HTTP NOA China 211.147.226.177 28-jun-2012 16:25
12 210.4.97.107:3128 HTTP NOA Philippines 210.4.97.107 28-jun-2012 16:25
13 210.192.122.233:80 HTTP NOA China 210.192.122.233-BJ-CNC 28-jun-2012 16:24
14 210.164.226.243:80 HTTP ANM Japan keijyudog.keiju.co.jp 28-jun-2012 16:24
15 210.14.148.2:80 HTTP NOA China 210.14.148.2 28-jun-2012 16:24
16 203.88.210.206:3128 HTTP NOA China 203.88.210.206 28-jun-2012 16:23
17 203.171.234.53:80 HTTP NOA China (Zhengzhou) 203.171.234.53 28-jun-2012 16:23
18 203.152.67.168:80 HTTP NOA China ! 203.152.67.168 28-jun-2012 16:23
19 202.46.67.195:3128 HTTP NOA Indonesia (Jakarta) 202.46.67.195 28-jun-2012 16:23
20 202.116.64.93:80 HTTP ANM China (Guangzhou) 202.116.64.93 28-jun-2012 16:22
21 201.45.188.16:80 HTTP ANM Brazil ! 201.45.188.16 28-jun-2012 16:21
22 201.232.81.140:8080 HTTP ANM Colombia (Medellнn) static-adsl201-232-81-140.epm.net.co 28-jun-2012 16:21
23 201.134.166.124:8080 HTTP ANM Mexico (Mexico) customer-201-134-166-124.uninet-ide.com.mx 28-jun-2012 16:21
24 46.4.113.239:80 HTTP HIA Germany mail.womenist.net 28-jun-2012 16:21
25 200.84.97.8:3128 HTTP NOA Venezuela (Los Teques) 200.84.97-8.dyn.dsl.cantv.net 28-jun-2012 16:21
26 200.75.140.108:8000 HTTP ANM Venezuela (Caracas) host-200-75-140-108.cliente-108-net-uno.net 28-jun-2012 16:21
27 200.61.31.67:8080 HTTP NOA Argentina ! 200.61.31.67 28-jun-2012 16:21
28 200.61.31.66:8080 HTTP NOA Argentina 200.61.31.66 28-jun-2012 16:21
29 200.53.119.154:8080 HTTP ANM Mexico (Hidalgo) host112154.metrored.net.mx 28-jun-2012 16:20
30 200.47.182.218:8085 HTTP ANM Venezuela (Caracas) ! 200.47.182.218 28-jun-2012 16:20

Bermuda Triangle

Urban legend has it that this region - bordered by Miami, Bermuda and Puerto Rico - is a hungry vortex that sucks aircrafts and vessels into the depths of its watery, voracious belly. "Triangle writers" have attributed the mysterious disappearances of ships and planes to everything from paranormal activity, magnetic interference, and extraterrestrials. The most famous incident to launch the mythos of the "Devil's Triangle," was the disappearance of Flight 19 on Dec. 5, 1945, when a squadron of five U.S. Navy bombers went missing over the Atlantic during a routine training flight.

Prior to disappearing, the flight leader is widely reported to have said, "We are entering white water, nothing seems right. We don't know where we are, the water is green, not white." But subsequent research into mysterious disappearances have concluded that fables of an alternate universe in this corridor were fabricated by sensationalist writers who embellished the truth, or by those who didn't bother to fact check. Still, any wreckage from Flight 19 has yet to be found.