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• The 5 Best Protest Signs At The MTV Walk-Out
  Viacom employees received an extra-special Christmas bonus this year; significantly reduced benefits. To protest they had a massive walk out, and some pretty great signs ensued. Here are the 5 best protest signs.
  
  
  
• Study: Why Pregnant Women Don't Topple
  With all that growing weight up front, how is it that pregnant women don't lose their balance and topple over? Scientists think they've found the answer
  
  
  
• Howto: Make a Simplest Electric Motor
  Build your own ultra-simple electric motor with only a battery, magnet, and a bit of wire. Takes only a minute to build, but will keep you mesmerized for hours. Makes a... More» hypnotizing spiral screw movement.
  
  
  
• Diggers Take Action: 5 Hours Left to Sign Gore's Petition
  At 3:30 am (pst) on December 13th (less than 5 hours), at the world climate change summit in Bali, Al Gore will be presenting a petition signed by hundreds of thousands demanding our leaders take action on global warming. Get the word out, sign the petition - it takes about 5 seconds to do.
  
  
  
• Large North Sea oil spill
  Tanking oil in 7meter tall waves a good idea?
  
  
  
• Man Gets Naked for Text Messaging Girl - Both Get Arrested
  Girls text man, tell him to come over naked for a early Christmas present. Dumb man should have double checked the address.....
  
  
  
• 'How Bush became a government unto himself'
  "President Bush doesn't like to veto laws," Abrams began. "He doesn't have to. Since he took office, he's attaching conditions to laws already passed by Congress [**1,100 times**], allowing him to essentially disobey the will of Congress and dramatically expand his own power."
  
  
  
• Superfluid Penetrates Glass!!!
  Learn about liquid helium, the so-called superfluid, one of sciences most fascinating phenomenons. This fluid displays characteristics that are rare and amazing - just watch!
  
  
  
• DNS poisoning used to redirect unwitting surfers
  A new type of DNS exploit could launch a fresh wave of phishing attacks. According to new research results from Google and the Georgia Institute of Technology, a number of DNS servers on the 'net are now deliberately feeding users false information in an attempt to redirect them elsewhere.
  
  
  
• Is Shell Opening A Biodiesel Algae Plant in Hawaii?
  The remote Hawaiian island of Kona will be the host for an innovative new fuel-making plant: Royal Dutch Shell plans to open a facility that makes biodiesel from algae.
  
  
  
• Best Buy Apologies For Sending Cease & Desist Letter
  After contacting Best Buy's Corporate Public Relations Group to sort out confusion over use of the "Improv Everywhere" logo, Scott gets a letter, apologizing for having sent him a misplaced nastygram.
  
  
  
• O's trade Tejada to Astros
  In return for the four-time All-Star, the Orioles will get outfielder Luke Scott, pitchers Matt Albers, Troy Patton and Dennis Sarfate, and third baseman Michael Costanzo.
  
  
  
• Sweet Move In Wheelbarrow Race
  I didnt know wheelbarrow racing was this friggin competitive that you even needed to have moves.
  
  
  
• CIA Won't Take the Fall For Bush's Torture Policies
  The intelligence community has been leaking stories all over Washington that points fingers right into the White House. It looks like the CIA is not willing to take the fall for the President's torture policies.
  
  
  
• SKoreans clone cats that glow in the dark
  South Korean scientists have cloned cats by manipulating a fluorescent protein gene, a procedure which could help develop treatments for human genetic diseases, officials said Wednesday.
  
  
  
• Horrors! The World's Ugliest, Coolest Rug
  You might unconsciously step around its toothy head to avoid being bitten. Stretched out across the floor, its dead mouth in a half grin, this rug looks nothing like the bearskin of old. Your immediate thought is of the mighty battle which reduced this beast to floor covering
  
  
  
• Comic: The All-Nighter
  This looks like Finals week for me
  
  
  
• Kittens + tissue box = hours of fun
  my kittens love their tissue box!
  
  
  
• HSBC pins hopes on Borat and IPO-pimping ATMs
  "I am the biggest bank in Kazakhstan," Ray O'Brien (HSBC IT investment exec) said, holding back the urge to thump chest like a tie-wearing Gorilla. HSBC plans to milk the developing world for all it can by setting up trading markets and installing things such as ATM machines that let the world's poor take part in IPOs (initial public offerings).
  
  
  
• Study: Liberal Arts Girls Put Out
  Sex in the champagne room? Not for elite college students, according to a recent study. Apparently, libido's a lot lower in the upper ranks. Intelligence and sexual drive just simply don't mix.
  
  
  
• 25 Reasons Drunk Dudes Should Stay Away From Females
  Photo Gallery.
  
  
  
• Man Almost Dies Drinking Liter of Vodka in Airport Line
  A man nearly died from alcohol poisoning after quaffing a liter (two pints) of vodka at an airport security check instead of handing it over to comply with new carry-on rules, police said Wednesday.
  
  
  
• Kristen Bell + Princess Leia Gold Bikini = Hotness
  Picture from Kristen Bell's character in the upcoming movie "Fanboys."
  
  
  
• The World's Most Famous Photoshop Fakes
  While that might be a creative opportunity for artistic photographers and designers, for news editors, it can all be a bit of a nightmare — and for readers too when the photos skip the newspapers and land straight in your mailbox. Here are seven of the most famous photoshop fakes.
  
  
  
• Bushed! on Habeas Corpus, 9/11 Air and the NIE on Iran
  Keeping track of all the Bush administration scandals so we don't have to, today's edition of Bushed! recounts recent events regarding Habeas Corpus, Christie Todd Whitman's statements on the safety of the air surrounding Ground Zero after 9/11 and President Bush's continued ignoring of the intelligence from the NIE report on Iran.
  
  
  
• Dennis Kucinich Excluded From Des Moines Register Debate
  The highest polling Democratic Presidential candidate among the Party's progressive, grassroots, activist base, Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich, has been excluded from the Des Moines Register-sponsored Presidential debate here on Thursday because his Iowa field director operates from a home office rather than a rented storefront.
  
  
  
• Gitmo Propaganda Team Busted Manipulating Digg, Other Sites
  The attacks, exposed this week in a report by the government transparency group Wikileaks, include deleting detainee ID numbers from Wikipedia last month, the systematic posting of unattributed "self praise" comments on news organization web sites in response to negative press, boosting pro-Guantanamo stories on Digg and more...
  
  
  
• Scarf Through The Neck
  This video will show and explain how to perform the scarf through the neck trick. Really simple, but powerful illusion!
  
  
  
• Google rolls out new search design that AOL discarded
  Google has rolled out a new search results page. When I search for vitamin water, I get video and products results in the right-hand sidebar. This is a variation on AOL's old FullView search results -- a design AOL labored over and then discarded in favor of blindly copying Google.
  
  
  
• Cheat And Never Get Caught
  I will show you how to make a cheating pen that will help you on your tests. I take NO responsibilities if you get caught, which to my knowledge you wont!
  
  
  
• Unreal Tournament for PS3 is a great piece of code
  "After a few hours tinkering around with Epic's PS3 version of Unreal Tournament 3, we have to say we're very impressed." - IGN
  
  
  
• Kotaku Steals Pictures from a Blogger
  One of Neowin's forum members has discovered that Kotaku, a popular gamers' news site, is taking pictures from his blog, cropping them, and posting them as part of their gaming stories. Not only did Kotaku not ask Prince17 for permission to take his pictures, they did not credit his work whatsoever.
  
  
  
• Why do Apple customers care so much?
  They stand in line all night just to get their hands on new products and expect nothing but the best. Every company should have such problems.
  
  
  
• First Major US Film Made Entirely With Surveillance Footage
  "Who is watching this footage and who is keeping it safe from public distribution? Who has access to it and for how long? What safeguards exist to make sure highlights of YOUR ass are not making it onto the most viewed list on YouTube?"
  
  
  
• Assassin's Creed Dancing Guard
  A guard decides to start dancing in Assassin's Creed.
  
  
  
• A Very Zelda Christmas
  The ultimate tree decoration for your video game lover.
  
  
  
• XO Laptop - Child's View
  Enter Rufus Cellan-Jones. He is nine, has far more experience of games consoles than computers, and has strong views on most matters."Looks fun," was his only comment when I handed over the small, green and white laptop, explaining that he was the only child in Britain to have one.
  
  
  
• Microsoft yanks free Vista, Office offer
  Microsoft on Tuesday withdrew an offer of free copies of Windows Vista Ultimate and Office 2007 in exchange for consumers agreeing to install monitoring software, saying it had exhausted the supply of software.
  
  
  
• US Military Deserters
  An exploration as to why some soldiers decide to leave active duty....
  
  
  
• Wii Photo Channel 1.0 'Downgrade' Available!
  Sick of AAC format instead of MP3s on your Wii? Here's how!
  
  
  

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