You can unsubscribe at any time. More info A castaway has been rescued after spending weeks adrift in the ocean surviving on ketchup, garlic powder and stock cubes. Amazingly, the man was found in ...

He soon became lost and now, weeks later has been found off the coast of Colombia — with only ketchup and seasonings helping to keep him nourished. The Colombian Navy announced Wednesday that ...

New thermal paste tests from Germany bolster this conclusion by adding a few new materials to the paste roster, including toothpaste, a potato slice, cheese, and even ketchup. As expected ...

A man from the island of Dominica in the Caribbean said he survived for 24 days while lost at sea on a sailboat by eating ketchup before he was rescued, according to the country’s naval authority.

A man who spent 24 days adrift in the Caribbean Sea says he survived by eating little more than ketchup. Elvis Francois, 47, was found 120 nautical miles northwest of Colombia’s Puerto Bolívar ...

If things get too toasty, it shuts down entirely. First up is ketchup and after a five-minute torture test in Furmark, the GPU registered a temperature of 71c. Among the wacky alternatives ...

A man from Dominica lost at sea for almost a month survived, in part, by eating ketchup, garlic powder and Maggi seasoning cubes, officials said. Elvis Francois, who was rescued from his sailboat ...

A report into imaginative thermal paste has found that ketchup was surprisingly good. Tom's Hardware reports that an enthusiast recently broadened his GPU thermal paste search to include several ...

A sailor was rescued by the Colombia’s navy after what he said was a 24-day ordeal in which he only had a bottle of ketchup and some seasoning to eat. Elvis Francois, 47, a national of Dominica ...

(Uncredited/AP) A man who spent more than three weeks lost at sea says he survived by eating little more than ketchup, seasonings and “some water.” Elvis Francois, a native of Dominica ...