September 2010
3 posts
Clay Taggin' →
RLew's first AK-47 firing in 480p HD →
Nephilim - An Ancient Race of Giants, or... →
February 2010
56 posts
10 Crazy Looking Mountains of the Earth →
There are some mountains which look crazy. These are natural but very funny and strange. Enjoy the scenes.
850 Horsepower: 2009 Heffner Lamborghini Gallardo... →
With 552 original horsepower delivered from the factory, it’s questionable how much more performance can be squeezed from the V-10. This is why Jason Heffner’s latest effort, a twin-turbo LP560-4, is…
Settling for Mr. Good Enough →
The author of a controversial new book is espousing the principle that you should settle for a compatible mate instead of spending a lifetime searching for Mr. Perfect.
Valentine's Day Make Out Spots [Google Map app] →
Submit your favorite Make-Out Spot for ‘VALENTINE’S DAY’ in theaters Feb 12th! An all-star ensemble cast comes together in Valentine’s Day, following the intertwining storylines of a group of Los…
'Underwater volcano' erupts near Japanese island →
Coast Guard footage shows a massive plume of water rising out of the sea, near the Japanese island of Iwo Jima.
Forests are growing faster driven by climate... →
Speed is not a word typically associated with trees; they can take centuries to grow. However, a new study finds evidence that forests in the Eastern United States are growing faster than they have…
Six Common Myths about Stock Market Returns →
Here are the facts regarding some of the most common misconceptions and myths of stock market returns.
Large Hadron Collider - Record-breaking collisions →
Initial results from high-energy proton collisions at the Large Hadron Collider offer first glimpse of physics at new energy frontier.
Look beyond the unemployment figure →
With all the hyperventilating about Thursday’s disappointing unemployment numbers, you’d think that everyone has forgotten that unemployment is a lagging indicator. Unemployment numbers will be one…
20 Examples of Excellent HDR Architecture... →
Some amazing architecture photographies using HDR technique.
6 Tiny Things You Didn't Know Control The World →
Every day, seemingly insignificant things can make changes on a global scale.
40+ Celebrity Doppelgangers (w/Pics) →
In honor of doppelganger week on Facebook, here are 40+ celebrity look-a-likes.
Physicists Kill Cancer With 'Nanobubbles' →
Using lasers and nanoparticles, scientists at Rice University have discovered a new technique for singling out individual diseased cells and destroying them with tiny explosions. The scientists used…
AT&T, Sling Media partner to allow 3G access →
AT&T announced Thursday that it would allow the SlingPlayer Mobile application for the iPhone to stream video over the wireless provider’s nationwide 3G network.
The Money Behind the New Computing War [Chart] →
I love when tech companies go to war. And this one is going to be huge. No, not huge: Gigapocalyptical. The domination of a new age of computing is at stake, and Apple, Google, and Microsoft want to…
Are Multivitamins Worth the Money? →
Nowadays, there seems to be a pill for everything, and multivitamins are getting a reputation of being a quick fix for nutrition and overall healthy living. But University of Cincinnati Physicians…
Ancient human teeth show secrets of modern-day... →
Ancient human teeth are telling secrets that may relate to modern-day health: Some stressful events that occurred early in development are linked to shorter life spans.
Fireball lights The Irish Sky As 'Extremely Rare'... →
Astronomy Ireland said people across the country witnessed the spectacle, which happened at around 6pm………………..
Physicists Prove Teleportation of Energy Is... →
Over 5 years ago, scientists succeeded in teleporting information. Unfortunately, the advance failed to bring us any closer to the Star Trek future we all dream of. Now, researchers in Japan have…
Cyber-warfare 'is growing threat' →
International Institute for Strategic Studies says cyber attacks could become weapon of choice in future conflicts. Cyber-warfare attacks, such as the targeting of activists’ emails in China…
It's Not Rocket Science...It's Nanorocket Science →
Darren Hitt is working on propulsion systems built on silicon chips that would generate thrust in tiny puffs of steam. They’re the kind of thrusters NASA will need to maneuver a new fleet of 10- or…
Artificial pancreas hope for children with... →
Scientists in Cambridge show that an “artificial pancreas” can be used to regulate blood sugar in children with Type 1 diabetes.
Dentists: Teeth Can Uncover Other Illnesses →
Troubled teeth and gums aren’t always just a dental problem. Sometimes they indicate deeper issues, and dentists are increasingly picking up the clues.
Obsessive-Compulsive Gene Located in Dogs →
If your dog seems to exhibit time-consuming, repetitive behaviors, new research suggests it might actually suffer from a mental illness. (That is totally my dog!)
Seven social SharePoint apps built in a week →
Microsoft invited seven start-ups to come to its campus and build a social networking app on top of the still-in-beta SharePoint 2010. The startups had a mere week. The winner was Huddle. But all the…
History's Most Famous and Influential Breasts... →
Breasts are an integral part of our bodies, culture, and our definition of femininity. Whether it’s obsession, envy, embarrassment, pride, lust, fear, or frustration, just thinking about breasts is…
Nintendo maybe Working on New Platform, Announcing... →
Now this is something anyone should think twice before saying
VoIP PenetrationForecast 2Reach 79% of US... →
VoIP penetration among US businesses is expected to increase rapidly over the next few years, reaching 79% by 2013..
5 setup secrets and 5 gotchas for Windows 7 XP... →
Windows XP Mode is a simple, single-user virtualization solution that allows users to move to Windows 7 and still access old, incompatible applications. Here are five setup secrets and five gotchas…
How to Make the Move to USB 3.0 →
With USB 3.0 promising performance as much as ten times faster than USB 2.0, you’ll want to add USB 3.0’s digital goodness to your system as soon as you can. So, what do you need to know to make it…
New PhysX Powered Metro 2033 Journey Into the... →
A new trailer for the upcoming PhysX powered Metro 2033 has been released. The new trailer shows off some nice looking gameplay and some of the story along with a good sense of the post apocalyptic…
Police want backdoor to Web users' private data →
Anyone with an e-mail account likely knows that police can peek inside it if they have a paper search warrant.But cybercrime investigators are frustrated by the speed of traditional methods of…
Civilization Comes to Facebook This June →
The newest game in designer Sid Meier’s illustrious Civilization franchise will be begin beta testing with Facebook users this June, according to Variety.
The Nipple Gamepad T-Shirt →
To open the secret entrance to the cave, try left-left-up-left-down-down-right-left then a-y-y-x-b-a and then hold the d-pad down while clicking y-y-b-b. Press start twice, and you will get in.
10 best IT jobs right now →
With many industry watchers speculating about a jobless economic recovery, IT job seekers could find work in a few key technology areas.
26 Questions answered by LOST, week 1 →
LOST’s week 1 answered some of the 100 questions we raised last week. This is the first of our weekly stories in which we will fill in the answers as they come up. Of course, damn you, we’ve got…
Most Companies Don’t Have a Social Media Policy... →
A report by Manpower employer services found that only 29% of companies in the Americas have a “formal policy regarding employee use of social networking sites.” The number is lower in other regions…
Moon Tourism by 2020, Entrepreneurs Predict →
“By 2020 you’ll have seen private citizens circumnavigate the moon,” said Eric Anderson of Space Adventures, the only company currently selling space tourist flights to orbit. If that still sounds…
Wearing Thongs No Longer Trendy →
Until recently, cheekless undies were everywhere. But as sales dip lower than the hipster jeans that were designed to expose them, a new power pantie is poised to take over.
New Facebook Feature Shows Better Friend... →
When you confirm a new friend, you’ll be presented with four people that friend is connected to - four suggestions for people who might be mutual acquaintances based on your social graph. It’s more…
Organ Donors: Giving the Gifts of Life →
What happens when you die? For registered organ and tissue donors, there’s a practical answer to that existential question. Potentially, one person can save the lives of seven people on the national…
Can Newspapers Survive in the Age of the Internet? →
Finally, after centuries of cutting down forests to make newspapers, we can see the end of road for the newspaper. Will it be able to evolve?
Cyclone Steam Engine Pushes Closer To Land Speed... →
Steam engines. For most of us, they conjure images of horseless buggies, paddle ships and classic locomotives, but soon they may be setting new speed records and hitting new benchmarks for…
States Ranked by 'Religiousness' (Graph) →
While it can be argued that correlation does not imply causation, the trends revealed by these statistics, in relation to IQ, impoverishment, divorce, crime and political beliefs seem too consistent…
The clean energy potential in our backyard →
Development of large renewable facilities can take years to address endangered species concerns, costs of new transmission and environmental impacts on local communities and parks. Fortunately, we…
Will Illegal Immigration Rebound with the Economy? →
More than a year after the economy tanked, not only do millions of Americans still find themselves out of work, but so do many undocumented immigrants. With the economy poised for a rebound, will the…
The 12 Most Insane Things You Can Buy on the... →
The Internet has made it possible for us to buy virtually anything we can imagine, regardless of how ludicrous it may be.