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• The Future "Skateboard" Car
  See the the car of the future today.
  
  
  
• Ex-Blizzard Employee Divorces Husband Over WoW
  A California resident who once worked briefly for Blizzard has recently divorced her husband of six years because according to her, his addiction to World of Warcraft ruined their marriage.
  
  
  
• MSM Sources: REAL Reasons to Vote for Barack Obama
  News sources on Barack Obama's record and why he is the better candidate.
  
  
  
• Bernanke: "There's No Housing Bubble to Go Bust" -2005
  I know its an old story but ..... Ben S. Bernanke does not think the national housing boom is a bubble that is about to burst, he indicated to Congress last week, just a few days before President Bush nominated him to become the next chairman of the Federal Reserve.
  
  
  
• Skateboard-Hating Baltimore Cop At It Again
  New video of Baltimore police officer Salvatore Rivieri in action at the Inner Harbor
  
  
  
• Why are thousands of bats dying in New York?
  Bats in New York and Vermont are mysteriously dying off by the thousands, often with a white ring of fungus around their noses, and scientists in hazmat suits are crawling into dank caves to find out why.
  
  
  
• "Yes, There IS A Better Search Engine" - 10 Years Ago!
  In an age where Go.com was new, and the Netscape and Yahoo Portals ruled the Web, one start-up company "with the unlikely name of Google.com" is showing the way. Salon.com in December of 1998 produced one of the first ever reviews or for that fact, mentions of Google.com still around on the internet today.
  
  
  
• The Crab Nebula
  A very beautiful image of M1: The Crab Nebula. APOD 2-17-08.
  
  
  
• What's Changed Since the Virginia Tech Massacre?
  "You know, I wish I could tell you that there was a panacea for this kind of thing, but you've noticed that there's been multiple shootings all over this country within the last six months," NIU Police Chief Don Grady told reporters. "...it's unlikely that anyone would ever have the ability to stop an incident like this from beginning."
  
  
  
• Why scientists love games consoles
  Leading scientists are turning to the extraordinary power of games consoles to do their sums and simulate everything from colliding black holes to the effects of drugs.
  
  
  
• $14.3M License Plate: Auction Sets World Record
  ABU DHABI - No, it's not made of solid gold -- just ordinary materials. But it does come with the swagger of being labeled no. "1." And that's evidently worth a record $14.3 million.
  
  
  
• Cool Giant Drawing Video with People Representing the Hair
  This is a great time lapse video showing a giant drawing in which a crowd of people represent the hair
  
  
  
• Webwise: Online guides to etiquette
  Whether you are using a social networking site or gaming online, basic tech etiquette, or netiquette, is vital.
  
  
  
• ABC News: In Kosovo, It's 'Independence Eve'
  Tiny Kosovo poor, mostly Muslim but feverishly pro-Western braced itself Saturday for a historic declaration of independence from Serbia, a decade after a war that killed 10,000 people and years of limbo under U.N. rule.
  
  
  
• Eye-to-Eye With C-17 Globemaster III's Two, Turbulent Eyes
  Over the Atlantic Ocean near Charleston, South Carolina, U.S.A on Tuesday, May 16, 2006. Photographed by U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Russell E. Cooley IV.
  
  
  
• Worldwide Hunt To Solve The Mystery Of Gamma-ray Bursts
  UK space scientist Emeritus Professor Alan Wells discussed the breadth of international collaborations in new discoveries about gamma ray bursts obtained from the Swift satellite and coordinated observations from a global network of ground based telescopes at the AAAS annual meeting in Boston.
  
  
  
• China Bans Horror Movies!!! - WTF?
  China has added ghosts, monsters and other things that go bump in the night to its list of banned video and audio content in an intensified crackdown ahead of the Beijing Olympics.
  
  
  
• 18% of Americans Think Sun Revovles Around Earth
  I wonder if this is the same 18% that strongly supports Bush? ;~)
  
  
  
• U-M creates most intense laser in the universe
  Rest assured, we've seen some wicked frickin' lasers in our day, but apparently, even the two-kilowatt rendition that heats coffee in mere seconds can't hold a candle ray of light to HERCULES. (...)
  
  
  
• Leading thinkers identify biggest challenges facing humanity
  Reversing the effects of ageing, reprogramming genes to prevent diseases and producing clean energy are some of the biggest challenges for the next 50 years, according to a group of leading experts.
  
  
  
• The War on Video Games explained [Comic]
  "I don't get this whole thing with video games"
  
  
  
• The Apple Product Cycle
  A hilarious look at how rumors get started for new Apple Products
  
  
  
• The Ten Longest Bridges In World [PICS]
  Here is a list of the ten longest bridges in the world with pictures and descriptions. Those beautiful photos are showing to us that there are no borders and everything is reachable.
  
  
  
• Ron Burgundy Interviews Michigan State B-Ball Coach Tom Izzo
  San Diego's finest anchorman sits down with Michigan State's finest basketball coach.
  
  
  
• How Grandma Sees The Remote
  For grandmas, parents and, let's be honest, sometimes even ourselves during our darkest moments of troubleshooting.
  
  
  
• FCC plan to let AM stations to use FM at night controversial
  Not everybody supports a popular FCC proposal that would allow AM broadcasters to copy their content onto FM at night.
  
  
  
• Ray Kurzweil: Machines Will Match Human Intelligence By 2029
  "I've made the case that we will have both the hardware and the software to achieve human level artificial intelligence with the broad suppleness of human intelligence including our emotional intelligence by 2029," he said.
  
  
  
• Insight: The next crisis will be over food
  what is really catching the attention of Goldman Sachs now is the outlook for agricultural prices. Or as Jeff Currie, head of commodities research at the US bank, says with disarming cheer: "We think we could go into crisis mode in many commodities sectors in the next 12 to 18 months . . . and I would argue that agriculture is key here."
  
  
  
• Total Lunar Eclipse Over the U.S. on Wed., February 20th.
  On Wednesday evening, February 20th, the full Moon over the Americas will turn a delightful shade of red and possibly turquoise, too. It's a total lunar eclipse—the last one until Dec. 2010.
  
  
  
• Are You A Victim Of Internet Addiction?
  Internet addiction has led to skipping sleep, ignoring family responsibilities, and showing up late for work to fulfill their desire to visit chat rooms and surf the Web. The consequences were severe: Many suffered from marital problems, failed in school or lost a job, and accumulated debt.
  
  
  
• Best Travel photographs of 2007.
  
  
  
• Jack Thompson challenged by Brian Crecente (Kotaku)
  Jack Thompson twisted the recent NIU tradgedy to promote himself... unfortunately for him though we're not all gullible idiots. read this to see why he's a douche and always will be.
  
  
  
• ABC News: Story of Jesus Through Iranian Eyes
  "The Messiah," which some consider as Iran's answer to Mel Gibson's "Passion of the Christ," won an award at Rome's Religion Today Film Festival, for generating interfaith dialogue. The movie will be adapted into a television series, shown on Iranian TV later this year.
  
  
  
• Precision clock traps atoms in light to keep time
  U.S. physicists have made a clock so accurate it will neither gain nor lose even a second in more than 200 million years, a finding sure to please even the most punctually minded.
  
  
  
• Media Begins its Attacks on Obama with "Cult" Label
  Passion + politics = cult?We haven't seen anything like this since RFK, and the media (and the Clinton campaign) must stop it.
  
  
  
• Great Prank - Hacker at Utrecht Central Station
  He hacks the jumbo screen at the station to announce train cancellations and prank bystanders
  
  
  
• Mysterious Compound Seen as Key to Ocean Life
  Scientists believe heterotrophs, organisms that cannot produce their own food—such as bacteria—produce and release the mysterious group of organic chemical compounds into their surrounding environment as they decay and new studies are now focusing on understanding CDOM in the oceans.
  
  
  
• Warning: 18 Bizarre Glitches & Exploits in Brawl
  Nintendo's newest Smash title hasn't even hit North American shores yet, but that hasn't stopped importers from already discovering a ton of glitches and exploits. Here are 18 bizarre glitches & exploits you can use right when the game comes out to dominate your friends and aggravate your enemies.
  
  
  
• Doctors Group Endorses Weed for Medical Uses
  A leading U.S. doctors group has endorsed using marijuana for medical purposes, urging the government to roll back a prohibition on using it to treat patients and supporting studies into its medical applications.
  
  
  
• US Dollar - Biggest Weekly Drop for 2008 - Prognosis Bad
  The dollar has lost 5 percent against the euro since Sept. 18, when the Fed lowered its benchmark for the first time since 2003. ``Lower interest rates are hurting the dollar,'' said Axel Merk, who helps manage $285 million assets at Merk Hard Currency Fund in Palo Alto, California. ``Why put the money in the U.S. where all kinds of negative "
  
  
  

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