December 12, 200817 yr Author It Could be Possible to Stop Hurricanes with Supersonic Jets Hubble May Find Signs of Possible Extraterrestrial Life Lasers, Cameras and Mirrors Turn You Into a Pool Shark New Technology Could Display Your Dreams On Screen Photos Show What 10 Megajoules Worth of Damage To the LHC Looks Like Jollbot Jumps Like a Grasshopper, Rolls Like a Ball Automotive X Prize Contestant To Build Hover DeLorean Sony Hana Akari Lamps Are Actually Un-Ugly Solar Chargers First Teddie Bear Astronauts Conquer Space No Neanderthal Ancestors for Modern Humans Brain Surgeons Give Mute Man Second Chance to Speak
December 12, 200817 yr Author NASA Computer Used to Ruin a Businessman's Credit Nissan NV2500 Concept Wireless Workstation Is Both Futuristic And Comfy Unleash Your Inner Voyeur With a Super-Secret Spy Lens The RadioShack Catalog Archive, 1939-Present Giz Tech Tip: Share the Karaoke Mic Or People Will Stab You Intricate Steampunk Mouse Might Have Gone A Bit Far With the Whole 'Actual Mouse Spine' Thing Zero Electricity Fridge Freezes With Fire Survival Bracelet Made of Paracord For Emergency Rappeling Anytime, Anywhere The Slimmest Houses On Earth Are Made In Japan Mercedes to Debut Splitview Command Display this Summer Smart Speed Bump Flattens When You're Driving Slow
December 16, 200817 yr Author Six-Legged Robot Chair Makes a Statement in the Office Digital Window Gives Non-Distorted 180º Real Time Panoramas I've Got Two Kuka Robot Arms and a Microphone Dubai Hotelier Hasn't Heard of Flip-Flops, Plans to Refrigerate Entire Beach Sony's SR1 High Definition Cameras Can't Hack It In Microgravity Foolproof Black & Decker LI4000 SmartDriver Screws Perfectly Every Time NanoBrewMaster Home Brew Station Will Be the End of Me Ninja Blowgun and Knife Combo is a Pocket-Sized Assassination Kit Chuck E. Cheese Arcade: A Place Where Moms Punch Dads In the Face Toilet Paper Shovel Provides Easy Outdoor Relief
December 16, 200817 yr Author Twelve-Strobe Camera Rig Smites the Sun, Shoots at 1/8000 Seconds Guy Fights Off Pranksters With Night Vision Goggles and Supersoaker Filled With Piss Implosion Toy Set Lets You Practice Destroying the Apple Cube Store Over and Over Gym Car Concept Sounds Both Healthy and Extremely Dangerous Best Xmas Tree Ever Has All the Sci-Fi Decorations You Can Imagine Toasty Charger is Part of a Power-Packed Battery Breakfast Robots Cast in The Phantom of the Opera UK Police Want "Crime Breathalyzers" For PCs Hackers Help Loggers Smuggle 1.7 Million Cubic Meters of Wood Out of Brazil Intel Survey: Internet Almost as Important as Sex
December 16, 200817 yr Author Fingerprinting a Bullet the Bond Way Tsunami Just the Beginning of Earthquake Supercycle, Say Scientists Why Is Harry Potter In The Science Museum? Moon’s Future Lies in Frontier Homesteading, Not Collective Ownership Our Universe May Have Been Recycled from an Earlier Universe The Jellyfish Are Coming Exhibit Explores the Real Science Between Mythical Monsters The Man Who Hanged Himself 12 Times for Science Bomb Victim Fitted With Cyborg Arm That Fuses With Her Own Skin and Bone
December 16, 200817 yr Author The Laser Toothbrush Pew! Pews! Logical Reasoning Self-Healing Paint Is Full of Magical Tiny Caulk Crystals 2000 Year Old Computing Calendar/Clock Replica Is Better Than Your Taskbar Calendar Chinese University Students Want Me To Diddle My Car to Start It Top Gear Crew Puts the Tesla Roadster Through Its Paces Warbot Pinup Calendar: 12 Months of Gun-Wielding Robot Porn Ten Inventions That Freed Themselves By Killing Their Master Realizing Lithium-Battery Potential
December 23, 200817 yr Author Weather Rocket Causes a Wang to Explode During Cremation A Watch Made of E-Paper Can Be E-legant The Definitive Coast-to-Coast 3G Data Test The Internet Is Really a Wireless Black Box How Not to Treat People When Pitching Them Stories The Last Major VHS Retailer Abandons the Format Shocking Scandal! Top Gear Tesla Didn't Run Out Of Juice Bug Labs' Modular Gadget System Gets New Add-On, BUGvonHippel Majel Barret: The Voice of the Enterprise Dies Sensor-Equipped Footballs to Make Refs More Accurate
December 23, 200817 yr Author Macabre Plush Toys Are Perfect Xmas Gift for Future Psychokillers Massive 900HP Shredder Consumes Gadgets in It's 7-Foot Jaws Luxury Caravan Has Sports Car Parking Dock In Its Belly Kosher Machine Only Serves 24/6 Because It's Shomer Shabbos R2-D2 Battalion Dances In Preparation to Earth Invasion Rebel Shark That Plays By His Own Rules Jumps Onto Waterslide, Lives Fast, Dies Young Vuzix Teases Us With Awesome Virtual Reality Wrap 920AV Video Sunglasses Undersea Telecom Cables Cut Again: India, Middle East and Asia Hit Hard Buildings That Could Be Mistaken For Famous Spaceships DIY Christmas Cannon is a Festive Tinsel Explosion
December 23, 200817 yr Author Inflatable Dog Collar Keeps Rover Floating Without Swim Lessons 60,000-Piece Lego Star Wars Hoth Diorama Features LEDs, Footprints Crazy RFID-Enabled Poker Table Knows Every Card in the Deck How to Use Speed Cameras to Bury Your Enemies in Speeding Tickets Super Electrofluorescent Profanity Machine Tells Time With Intermittent Swear Words Electronic Beer Pong Table Probably a Big Hit at the Engineering Frat House Reminder: Japanese TV is Not Like American TV Man Buried with Cellphone Still Gets Incessant Calls from His Wife How To Hack a Nerf Vulcan to Fire 500 Rounds a Minute Lightsabers Banned By UK Supermarket
December 23, 200817 yr Author Virgin Galactic's WhiteKnightTwo Flies For the First Time Octopuses Notice and Prefer High-Def TVs, Unlike Dad Brain-Implanted Bionic Sex Stimulation Chip Is Probably Not Needed Modded Cell Phone Analyzes Blood to Detect HIV, Malaria, and More Pass Wine Through an Electric Field for Delicious, Rapid Aging Hubble Captures Moon Disappearing Behind Jupiter in Stunning HD Video OLEDs to be Used to Treat Skin Cancer, Acne NASA Explores Possibility of Selling Shuttles for $42 Million Stunning Zenithal Shot of Space Shuttle Flying On Top of 747 Radio Uses Calculator Solar Panels to Foretell Bridge Collapses Liposuction Doctor Powered His Cars with Human Fat
December 23, 200817 yr Author Google Earth Leads Scientists to Undiscovered Forest, Brand New Species How to Prepare the Space Shuttle for Another Mission to the ISS More Evidence that Dark Energy Is Ripping the Universe Apart More Mad Cow Disease on the Way, Say Scientists Water Vapor Discovered Near Black Hole 11.1 Billion Light Years Away The Unofficial Theory Of Sci-Fi Connectivity First Designer Baby to Be Born in UK Two New Mega-Dinosaurs Discovered in Morocco Carbon Nanotubes Will Rewire Your Brain, Make You Smarter Army Developing Wolverine's Healing Factor, For Real
December 23, 200817 yr Author Energizer Solar Recharger Will Juice Up Your Batteries, USB Gadgets Official Mensa Alarm Clock Reminds You That You Are a Moron Every Morning Lumina Italia Ra Desk Lamp is Like a Robotic Two-Headed Cobra If You Melt Ice With a Blowtorch, You Will Set Your House on Fire Good Samaritan Rescues Linens 'N Things Workers Forced To Stand In Subzero Weather 49 Banks That Refund All ATM Fees A Very Simple Flowchart Explaining The Digital TV Transition Bad Santas Disable Traffic Cameras In Arizona Danica Patrick First Woman To Win IndyCar Race, Proves She's Not Just A Piece Of Meat EXCLUSIVE: "I Am The Guy With A Lamborghini In The Basement" Boy Recovers From ‘Internal Decapitation’
December 23, 200817 yr Author Nanoparticles Will Make Your Teeth Too Slick For Bacteria Brilliant White Light Produced By Heated Diaper Rash Cream Ancient Mayan Tooth Bling Stolen - and Returned by Mystery Benefactor Cocaine Makes You Altruistic, Say Scientists Scientists create titanium-based structural metallic-glass composites Researchers discover new type of laser Chocolate, wine and tea improve brain performance Researchers find that memory storage molecule preserves complex memories British woman to deliver baby screened for breast cancer Artificial Human Bone Marrow Created In A Test Tube
December 24, 200817 yr omg!!! information overkill!!! but thanks for all of that zeo, I really enjoyed reading some of them.
December 28, 200817 yr Author Sorry, just fell behind a bit. So had some catchup done there. . . Just goes to show there are things that are bound to happen but you will never see coming. . . And then. . . Badass Asteroid Destroys Earth in High Definition Candle-Powered LEDs Are Both the Future and the Past NASA Offering Reward For Finding its 90 Lost Rubber Duckies NASA Begins Outsourcing ISS Supply Missions to Private Companies Eyeglasses With Fluid-Filled Sac for World's Poor Are Instantly Adjustable Nano-Sized Semiconductor Dots Could Fix Your Terrible Vision Early Results from Largest Ever Cellphone Cancer Study Are Horribly Depressing Teen with Home Chemistry Lab Arrested for Meth, Bombs The (Cute) Spawn of Clones Massive Flood of Toxic Ash Swallows Tennessee Area, Heads to Mississippi River Computer-Generated Paper Accepted for Prestigious Technical Conference
December 28, 200817 yr Author Tourists Rescued from Swiss Mountains Thanks to Magic iPod Giant Snow Globes Recalled, Might Burn Down Your House This Chandelier Is Fan-Friggin-Tastic Bird Pendant Decorates Exposed Bulbs the Easiest Way Safe-T Bed: Sleep Soundly on a Cache of Guns, Jewels and Money The Rocket Sled that Made Winter Cry Tech-Savvy Prius Owner Uses Hybrid To Power House During Snow Storm Cops Will Soon Be Zapping Drunks With Lasers Instead of Tasers Best Buy Manager Fired For Also Allegedly Taking Kickbacks Singapore Flyer Strands 173 People for Six Hours, Makes Me Reconsider Riding It Family Of Daughter Who Died After Cigna Denied Her A Liver Transplant Files Lawsuit
December 28, 200817 yr i think we should be able to buy those glasses here. opticians cost so much and they very rarely get it right. I don't wear my glasses because they just don't seem right. the thing is, the test is always at a relatively short distance. I want to be able to focus on things in the distance perhaps 500 metres away. they can't get that distance in an opticians testing room. I'd buy a pair of those glasses, if they cost around a dollar to make, they can retail at about 5-10 dollars perhaps.. that's really not a lot to pay to get perfect vision. and they could use some of the profits to bolster their production and make more for the poor people in the world.
January 5, 200917 yr Author Cellphones Cause Kidney Stones and Heart Disease Now Lego Helps Autistic Children to Develop Social Skills Toyota Developing Solar-Powered Car? Discover Card Biodegrades Your Debt Away Cool Flash Graphic: Every Craft In NASA's Constellation System, Deconstructed A Satellite View of Tennessee's Kingston Fossil Plant, Before and After the Toxic Spill Yellowstone Due for Eruption that Could Obliterate North America Freak Wind in Utah Destroys Only One Building Ice Ages Start and End So Suddenly "It's Like a Button Was Pressed," Say Scientists The Awesome Beauty Of Insect Brains And Single Cells
January 5, 200917 yr Author Man Creates Modern Day Gingerbread Bridge Using Epilog Laser Toto's Intelligence Toilet II Smartly Measures The Temperature Of Your Pee, Among Other Things Space Origami Kit (Pew, Pew, Blast Off, Etc) DIY Passive Multitouch Input Device Recreates the 80s for About $50 Video: Watch One Year Pass in Forty Seconds Teardown: The Beatiful Precision Inside Pocket DLP Pico Projectors New BD+ Blu-ray Copy Protection Cracked Months Ahead of Schedule How To: Origami Millennium Falcon 'Help Lock' Doorknob Protects Olds From Bathroom Peril
January 5, 200917 yr Author How to Make Your Own Legit Hoverboard Brother QuattroT 6000D: Now Even Sewing Machines Are HD Hack: No More Mildewy Undies, Thanks to the Twittering Washing Machine Kobe Bryant Can't Live Without DVR Million Dollar Border Security Machines Fooled with Ten Cent Tape Weenie Wing Commander Fires Meat Torpedoes Rhys Millen Screws Up Truck Backflip Yet Again, Keeps Spine Intact This Time Security Alert: 'Curse of Silence' Attack Can Disable Texting On Most Nokia Phones Dealzmodo Hack: Outfit Your Camera Like a Pro (Hobo) Georgia Sex Offenders Must Give Internet Passwords to Authorities Casio Robo-Watch Superheroes Celebrate G-Shock Anniversary
January 5, 200917 yr Author Video: Base Jumping off the World's Longest Peak2Peak Gondola The 50 Greatest Special Effects Shots In Cinema Swedish Town Using Cremation Heat to Warm Houses The Times Square New Year's Ball Timeline D+Caf Detects If You're Drinking Real Coffee Instead of Decaf Removable Kitchen Sink Means You Can Really Take Everything With You Automotive Cockpit Concept Punishes Bad Driving With Hasselhoff Tunes Nextar Does Solar Gadgetry Right With Sun-Powered Handsfree Kit DIY Laser Communicator Sure to Create Wannabe Geek Super Spies
January 10, 200917 yr Author Video: Casio's Dynamic Photos Makes Green Screen Effects Without Green Screen How to Get the Best Free HDTV Reception Japanese Miso-Balancing Bike Contraption Keeps Soup Steady Brown Can Thrash Your Packages With A 30-Yard Delivery Toss, That's What Helicopters Used to Fix Giant Wind Turbines High Tech Titanium Golf Clubs May Lead to Hearing Loss Rest in Peace, Olde Tyme Automatic Player Pianos Casio Brings 1,000fps Slow Motion Video to Point and Shoot Cameras How To Photograph Fire Police Use Google Street View to Solve Kidnapping Crime
January 10, 200917 yr Author Parking Meters From Hell The CIA Shows Up to CES Electronic Cigar: Marlboro Man Enters the Digital Era Hobomodo: Sacrifice 10 Friends for a Free Whopper Inside the Rocket-Proof Obamamobile Obama Still Steadfast on Keeping His BlackBerry: “They’re Going to Pry It Out of My Hands” Photo: $3 Million Tanker Ransom Delivered to Pirates by Parachute Kinesis K2 Puts Solar and Wind Charging Power In a Handheld Unit HDi's Dune Blu-ray Players Have BitTorrent Plus Insane Codec Support
January 10, 200917 yr Author Hubble Discovers Star Torpedoes Ripping Through Space Bull Returns from Death, Cloned from His Frozen Testicles Star Wars Force Trainer Uses Mind Bullets To Move Ball Through Chute Mind Flex: Like Basketball, FOR YOUR BRAIN Japanese Invent High Tech Space Diapers The Physics Behind the Insanely Dangerous Japanese Water Jetpack Build Your Own Mr. Fusion and Gasify Your Car With Garbage Building Blocks for the First Permanent Moon Base Let's Start the Offshore Logging Lobby with Robots Our Galaxy's Core Is Seething with Stars
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