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  • In Case of Headcrab Infestation...[PIC]
    Don't forget your crowbar in Black Mesa.


  • Top 10 Amazing Chemistry Videos
    Fiery explosions, beautiful reactions, and hilarious music videos are great reasons to be excited about chemistry. Here are some of our favorites.


  • pwnage (TM)?
    In the latest salvo in the let's-claim-credit-for-a-commonly-used-term-that-we-didn't-even-create War(TM), Finnish software company Futuremark Games Studio filed papers on February 26, 2008 to protect the trademark "Pwnage."


  • [VID] Super Mario Bros in First Person
    This is what happens when you combine Super Mario and Half-life 2. Very well done!


  • Twining Motion Of Vines: amazing stop-motion photography
    This movie shows the extreme twining movements of morning glory vines. Shortly after germinating, the young plant begins what appears to be a hunting motion in which the shoot tip rotates in a nutational movement. This swinging around of the tip is thought to help the plant bump into a support. The images were captured at 10 min intervals.


  • Keep it short and descriptive. Required.
    Say it all in six words.


  • Obama: Clinton didn't have the "experience" to read the NIE
    She didn't read the National Intelligence Estimate, Jay Rockefeller read it, but she didn't read it. I don't know what all that experience got her because in my experience if you have a National Intelligence Estimate and the Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee says, 'You should read this, this is why I'm voting against the war.'


  • Woman Sexually Violated by Police During Search for Drugs
    Shutter, a 28-year-old single mother from Ravena was shaken and angry after one of the officers allegedly inserted his finger into Shutter's vagina on a public street during an apparent search for drugs. When it was over, "I pulled off down the road and I just cried for probably a half hour," Shutter said.


  • 5 Works of Art That Can Probably Kill You
    The definition of what constitutes art now apparently contains giant roving robots, terrifying autonomous skeletons and flaming metal snakes. These five pieces of art may sound awesome, until they're killing you and everyone you love.


  • Talking cat
    Do you think this cat really says hello?


  • Solar and Wind Leaf Photovoltaic Shingles
    While the future of solar technology seems to rest on nanotechnological innovation, these GROW panels by SMIT are fairly remarkable. Inspired by leaves, these tiny generators do one better than their biological counterparts, drawing power from the sun, but also capturing energy from the wind as they are jostled by the breeze.


  • What A Perfect Day For A Birthday: Happy B-day Lou Reed!
    When I heard him today on the radio I thought what an awesome musician/songwriter/singer he his. Why can't we have a Lou Reed birthday everyday?


  • FBI Murders Scott to Seize His Land. No Marijuana Found.
    Age 62 at the time of his death at his home in Malibu, CA. on October 2, 1992.


  • Dear Comcast, Why Is My DVR So Dumb?
    You set your Comcast DVR to record only new episodes of your favorite TV series, but it winds up recording every…single…showing, including all repeats? The problem is especially bad with a show like Project Runway, which Bravo seems to run on a continuous loop, clogging my DVR and requiring constant deleting. So what does Comcast say... well


  • We Are Entitled Brats
    We want what we want and we want it now. No delay. No aggravation. No hassle, pain-free, our way, right away. We're a highly technical society in a land of plenty...an ego thing that transcends generations. When something goes wrong for others, it's their fault. When something goes wrong for us, it's not ours; it's the fault of external forces.


  • Bully humiliated on Berlin subway


  • Architecture Office Is Not Quite What You Expect [PICS]
    David Yocum and Brian Bell's architecture office is located at the back of a courtyard formed by the walls of what was once an auto-repair shop. It's not quite what you'll expect from an architecture film.


  • How Do You Prove You're a Jew?
    "Proving you are Jewish to Israel's state rabbinate can be difficult, it turns out, especially if you came to Israel from the United States -- or, as in Sharon's case, if your mother did."


  • There's a reason Google's best...
    And it's not just because of it's business model.


  • ABC News: Living Near Chernobyl: Families Unafraid
    Jocelyn Hoyt is a normal six-year-old girl. She enjoys going to the park and playing with her friends. But she is American and both the park and her friends are Ukrainian.


  • New Nine Inch Nails record available for download RIGHT NOW!
    NIN surprises us with an unexpected self-released album: almost 2 hours / 36 instrumental tracks described as "music for daydreams." Available as a $5 download, or a FREE album-length download, as well as a variety of physical configurations. The new business model done right?


  • Buy a MacBook, get a free… husband?
    ccording to Cosmo, which is NEVER wrong, girls looking to find a single man need look no further than their local Apple Store. That's right. Thanks to sky-high Mac and iPod sales, Apple's 142 Stores have made Cosmo's short list of the The Best Places to Meet a Guy


  • Bourne Identity is Real: Pentagon Admits To Testing
    Thousands of people who may have been exposed to chemical or biological agents during military tests remain unaccounted for, and the Defense Department and Department of Veterans Affairs have given up on tracking them down, according to a new report. Some of the tests were conducted as part of a weapons testing program known as "Project 112,"...


  • The clones are coming - to a supermarket near you
    The first cattle born to a cloned cow in Britain will this week be sold at public auction. The sale - at a cattle market outside Bristol - marks the opening of a new chapter in food technology in this country, say scientists.


  • Introducing SkyTran - Your Personal Maglev System [Photos]
    This SkyTran system operates with individual, two-passenger vehicles, which are propelled and suspended by a maglev system from overhead guideways. These are laid out in a one mile by one mile networked grid throughout the city. A large number of small departure and exit portals are placed underneath the guideways at approximately every 400 metres


  • Patriotism Police after 9/11 - DONT CRITICIZE THE PREZ
    Head of CNN: "There was 'almost a patriotism police' after 9/11 and when the network showed [things critical of the administration's policies] it would get phone calls from ... the administration"


  • Suicidal Anorexics: Determined to Die? - TIME
    "Extrapolating from nine case studies of anorexics in Germany and Boston, they concluded that such suicides are not simply a call for help gone wrong, but that anorexics are genuinely determined to die when they attempt to kill themselves."


  • It's behind you!
    This is the moment a photographer captures the fantastic sight of a humpback whale surging out of the water close to two kayakers.


  • BREAKING: Chavez orders troops to border with Columbia!!
    Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said an incursion by the Colombian military into Venezuela, similar to the air strike carried out yesterday in Ecuador, would provoke a war.


  • Obama cabinet would include Chuck Hagel as SecDef
    Obama is hoping to appoint cross-party figures to his cabinet such as Chuck Hagel, the Republican senator for Nebraska and an opponent of the Iraq war, and Richard Lugar, leader of the Republicans on the Senate foreign relations committee.


  • Documenting the Planet's Endangered Languages
    Every 14 days a language dies. By 2100, more than half of the more than 7,000 languages spoken on Earth—many of them never yet recorded—will likely disappear, taking with them a wealth of knowledge about history, culture, the natural environment, and how the human brain works.


  • Pink Floyd - On the Turning Away [Realities of today]
    This song goes back to 1988, but it is a good Pink Floyd song about how people turn away from the "weak and the weary", despite the fact that suffering is such a big problem in the world. This musical rendition spurs you to think in reality plus the musical riffs are quiet enjoyable.


  • iPhone gets native P2P torrent software
    Your iPhone needs p2p torrentz. iPhone Hacker core delivers. Transmission ported to the iPhone and tested. Downloads checked out with correct md5 checksums!!


  • The Best Video To Watch When Things Are Rough In Your Life
    Don't Give Up


  • Worst Halo 3 Betrayal Ever...
    No possible explanation for this kill, he actually walks you through 5 different scenarios, and still no clue how he dies...


  • Keep your coins, I want change


  • GT5 drifting looks amazing and oh so real
    Sony's racing franchise always sets the standard.


  • Why Attracting More Users to Linux Matters
    People often justify their thoughts and ideas with something like "it will help attract new users," but why should we care at all if more people use Linux or not? While there is a reason for wanting some growth, too much can be bad.


  • [PIC] 1337ness in the 80's
    I miss those days...


  • Over 50% of companies fire workers for e-mail, 'Net abuse
    Surfing and reading the following sites SHOULD NOT be ... nay-nay, they MUST NOT become ... let's be blunt, they ARE NOT EVER 'Net-abuseffensible: Digg.com, Slashdot.org, Reddit.com, and ICanHasCheezburger.com!!!





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