zeo

A Real Portal Gun (Well, Sort Of) Is the PlayStation 3 Really a 'Ten-Year' Console? Wii Fit Foot Massage Pad Mixes Pleasure With Pain English Football Squad Arsenal To Broadcast Live Replays To Hooligans' PSPs In The Stadium Riiflex Weights Make the Wii Fitter Gametech PSP Cases Turn PSPs into Works of Japanese Art 2eleven Foosball Table is Decked Out With Tech Tragic Casualty of Microsoft Layoffs: Flight Simulator Grounded, Forever Brooklyn Pastry Chef Crafts Perfect, Gigantic Wiimote Cake Hands All Over Street Fighter IV Tournament Edition Fight Stick

io9's Battlestar Galactica Roundup Art: That Was No Mere Sparkle In Her Eye Star Wars Tilt-Shift Photos Convert Fanboys Into Their Beloved Action Figures Chinese Graduate Student Murdered at Virginia Tech 1,474 Megapixel Inauguration Panorama is a Treasure Trove of Candid Captures Senate Expected to Delay DTV Transition to June 12th on Optional Basis Osama Bin Laden's Brother Invents Must-Have Tourbillion Watch For Pilots R2-D2 Water Bottle For Star Wars Sippin' AT&T Cuts Unlimited Data and Messaging Down to $30 Verizon Hub Widget Phone Is the Amazing Desktop Phone We Always Wanted

Win 7 Tip: Now You Can Choose Which Folders to Back Up and Create System Images Virtual Keyboard Confounds Key-logging Bosses, Criminals, and Spouses Wired's Image Viewer Used to Spread False News on Steve Jobs Heart Attack How Benjamin Button's Effects Blow Action Movie Effects Away The First Windows Review Ever Win 7 Tip: Libraries Replace the Antiquated Virtual Folders Feature What You Can Expect from Windows Mobile 6.5 Next Month Windows 7 Performance Meter Goes Up To 7.9, Still Not Fantastic For Gaming Measurements Japanese Media Vehicle is Virtual Reality in a Capsule T-43 Security Robot Bags Intruders, Unsuspecting Coworkers via Cellphone

Windows Mobile 6.5 May Launch Q3 2009, Beta ROMs Leaked Now Giz Explains: Why the Windows 7 Taskbar Beats Mac OS X's Dock Phantom Lapboard Review LogMeIn App Allows Remote Access of Your PC or Mac via the iPhone or iPod Touch Win 7 Tip: Gadgets Are Integrated Directly onto the Desktop, But Are Slightly Buggy Win 7 Tip: Windows Home Server Is Almost 100% Compatible Already Tweet-a-Watt, Because It's OK To Brag About Energy Efficiency Win 7 Tip: Fix That MSI Installer Bug And Get Apps Running Again Torrented Copies of iWork '09 Come Laced With a Nasty OS X Trojan

Obama Allowed to Keep BlackBerry, Must Use Sectera Edge For Official Business Timelapse Video: US Airways Airbus 320 Being Raised from the Depths of the Hudson River Best Obama Action Figure Ever Battles Darth Vader Barbie Digital Fingernail Printer Makes Girls Superficial AND Lazy Why Obama Doesn't Use a Cordless Phone (And Neither Should You) How An Illegal Filipino Satellite Combated the Censorship of Obama's Speech in China Hacking Road Signs Is Frightningly Easy and Funny (and Illegal) 'Generic Escape Capsule' May Be the Saddest Thing I've Ever Seen Bill Clinton Spends Tons of Money on Tech at Your Expense QuantumGravity Watch Defies Laws of Physics, Logic

Matter of perspective, in martial arts flashy moves are often used for distractions. Like pretending to be drunk, or acting like a monkey, etc. The hand stand is usually a defensive move since it allows you to quickly counter your opponent's moves and thus throw them off balance and martial arts is mostly about having more balance than your opponent. Course the running part is not normal but then again Guyver's don't have to follow normal rules of gravity like the rest of us. That said, a literal comparison between the movies and the anime/manga isn't easy since the premise of both is not exactly the same. The movie was more of a Chi Bio-Booster and less Bio-Booster. The Zoanoids themselves were not designed but rather randomly generated with abilities dependant on how being processed effected them. So even though the Guyver Unit may not be as powerful as the anime/manga version the zoanoids it had to face weren't as powerful as the manga/anime version so it all evened out. Now for the fan fiction we just changed it so both the zoanoids and Guyver unit were the same type as the anime/manga and made comparisons based on that change. The thing to remember is Risker may have been more skilled but he also did not master his unit, because frankly he didn't live long enough to know what the Guyver is fully capable of. So in a face off between him and GZ would have both a little handicaped. In many respects then we can compare how well Sean handled GZ to how well Risker would. Given an equal difference in raw power, Sean was better trained at combat then Sho. So some parallels could be made with his performance and how Risker would have handled GZ. The question then is do you think Risker is good enough a fighter to compensate for the power difference a GZ would have over a standard Guyver?

Render Vs Reality: XCM Dominator Joystick Wii Homebrew Hack Turns Wiimote Into a Casual Carpenter's Level How To: Add Wi-Fi To Your Xbox 360 Smartly and Cheaply Big Shot Allegedly Throws Taco at Mommy for Unplugging Xbox Six Ways the PSP Could Make the PS3 Infinitely Better Blade Wesley Snipes Wants to "De-Virginize" Himself in Wii Town, If Only He Could Find It Space Invaders Tabletop Arcade Cabinet Piggy Bank PSP Gets 5.03 Update PlayStation 3 Firmware Update 2.60 Will Bring New Photo Gallery App, More DivX Support Wii Overkill Hand Cannon Is Dirty Harry Approved

Obama Gets a Wii For Christmas, Totally Going to Blow Off Work to Play I Don't Really Love You More Than Xbox Nintendo DSi Coming to US April 4 for $180 Wiimote Controlled Coil Gun Sony PSP Survery Mentions Touchscreen, Bluetooth and Integrated Storage The Umbrella Corporation Umbrella Plug & Play WiiZii Brings Hard Drive to Wii Minus Solder The PlayStation Phone Was Blocked by Sony? China To Make Its MMORPG Players Register With Their Real Names And Government IDs

Yes but a lot of that can be layed out to bad parenting and badly run school systems, not to mention societal issues. For example there are two kids that have recently become MS Certified IT Professionals! The first was in India, by a girl of age 9, and more recently. . . 8-Year-Old Macedonian Boy Becomes Youngest Microsoft-Certified IT Professional I know quite a few kids who are really smart, but the way they are educated is just insane. Resulting in lack of attention, they are quick to get bored for example. Disrespect of their parents, thinking about things like sex before they are even in their teens, on and on with nothing to balance against it. Really, it's a wonder any kid can grow up normal anymore. While in other nations simple tried and true methods still prevail, like the simple use of albacus to help teach math in Japan for example. The result is many kids by the time they are teens can do complex math in their head that many western kids need to use pocket calculators to do. While the internet and text messaging has resulted in a short hand that is quickly corrupting the language as people become too lazy to think of proper grammar or even spelling. Simply put, kids are the future, we as a society should start facing what we are doing to our young and start making some real changes for the better before we literally destroy the chances of the next generation. . .

Love Potion Under Development: Like Roofies, But Friendlier Forty Years Ago, A Cosmonaut Experienced What Can Only Be Described as 'Hell' 19th Century vs 21st Century Wind Power Terry Pratchett Battles Alzheimer's With Retro-Futurist Headgear 'Mono Tiltrotor' Combines Helicopter, Airplane and UFO When Supermassive Stars Eat Their Own Young Reseachers Say "Hobbit" People Were Not Human Dude's Ripped-Off Arm Replaced With Realistic Prototype Bionic I-Limb Life May Be Seething Under the Martian Crust, Say Scientists A Rare Collection of Victorian Glass Microbes

Obama's Calls Will Always Go Through Thanks to Wireless Priority Service Dean Kamen Struggles With the Idea of Giving Up on the Segway Sushi-Ushi Sushi Tray Is More Delicious Than Actual Sushi Ear Mirror: Bear Witness to The Waxy, Hairy Horror Belkin Rep Pays For Positive Reviews of Belkin Products on Amazon Hawaii Attempts DTV Switch: Rocky but Weird and Entertaining U-Fizz Can Make Any Drink Carbonated, But That Doesn't Mean It Should DIY: Safety Alarm Clock Locks In Your Snooze and Throws Away The Key Sapient's Coke Machine Longs for Your Touch LightLane Ensures Cyclists a Bike Lane Wherever They Go

Hacked chumby Red Phone Needs to Be On President Obama's Desk STAT Yamaha AvantGrand Digital Piano Vibrates in All the Right Places Leave Big Jobs in Small Spaces with the Collapsible Cirrus MVR Bathroom $5,000 Paper House is the World's Swankiest Hobo Pad Flight Simulation of the Hudson River Waterlanding Scary Looking Vertical Traction Kit For Neck Pain In the Shadow of Technology, Super Powers Turn Meaningless Open-Topped Limo May Discharge Passengers At Over 300MPH Crazy Film Zealots Recapture Polaroid's Dutch Istafilm Plant, Plan To Get It Back Online By 2010

Solvatten Solar Jerrycan Purifies Water Using Nothing But Sunshine Japanese Farmers Get a Boost From Robot Exoskeleton Suit How Asteroid Apophis Could Destroy the US West Coast in 2029 Three Cups of Coffee Makes You Three Times More Likely to Hallucinate Eyelash Growing Drug Will Cure That Baldness Around Your Eyes Physicists Believe Our Universe Is One Big Hologram, And They May Have Spotted the Pixels

US Airways Waterlanding: Close Up Image of Inflatable Rafts Caption Contest: Mailbox G3 Won't Get Your Mail Any Faster RIAA File Sharing Hearing to Be Webcast Live Firehose, Meet Fire Missile Launcher The Star Wars Trilogy, As Told By Someone Who's Never Seen It Hong Kong Architect Turns 344-Square-Foot Space into Ultimate Transformer Apartment Workflow Charts Finally Put to Good Use Show Fundamental Men vs Women Differences Soviet Atomic Lighthouses Are Both Spooky and Deadly Girl Sent 35K Text Messages in a Month...Twice, But It is Nowhere Near the Record

The Star Wars Galaxy Fully Mapped in High Resolution The Sanctuary Crew Sure Does Like Their RED Cameras Apocalyptic Machine Scultpures are Wonderful in a Morbid, Sinister Sort of Way Teenager Tallies Up 14,528 Text Messages in a Month Life-Size Inflatable Jumbo Jet Art Installation Just Wants To Be a Real Jet Armoire Kitchen Is Everything You Need, Minus Cooking Lessons Electro-Harmonix Voice Box Auto-Harmonizer Is the Beach Boys to Your Brian Wilson Sony Ericsson Employee Busted After Stealing Secret Prototype Phones Worth $90K Mickey Mouse Autobot is More Than Meets the Eye The Analog TV Shutdown Is a Flustercuck of Corporate Money, No One Cares About Consumers

Iron Man Dazzles Effects Professionals

Love Potion Under Development: Like Roofies, But Friendlier Forty Years Ago, A Cosmonaut Experienced What Can Only Be Described as 'Hell' 19th Century vs 21st Century Wind Power Terry Pratchett Battles Alzheimer's With Retro-Futurist Headgear 'Mono Tiltrotor' Combines Helicopter, Airplane and UFO When Supermassive Stars Eat Their Own Young Reseachers Say "Hobbit" People Were Not Human Dude's Ripped-Off Arm Replaced With Realistic Prototype Bionic I-Limb Life May Be Seething Under the Martian Crust, Say Scientists A Rare Collection of Victorian Glass Microbes

Anyone remember the Smart Cars? Armored and Armed SUV's? Looks like they're being put to good use. . . The Gatling Gun SUV is the Real Muscle in the Presidential Motorcade 8 Inflatable Military Decoys The SniPod Touch: When Apps Go Deadly The Beautiful Side of the Deadliest Weapons of Mass Destruction The Fancy Security Gear the FBI Busted Out for the Inauguration More on the Corps' New Gun UK Cyber Attack Reported Flying the Coal-Fired Skies Chinese Bathtubs Are Now Bullet and Bomb Proof The 6.8

Why You Should Go 64-Bit With Windows 7 CBS's 'Worst Week' Mistakes iPod for iPhone, Sends Nerdier Viewers into Convulsions Japanese Robot Takes the Word '****pit' Literally USB Stress Ball Allows You To Virtually Strangle Your Enemies RAM-Shaped USB Flash Drive Reaches For The Next Level Apple Counters Secondhand Sales With Discount Refurbished in China Now You Can Have the Best Calculator Watch On Earth Seagate Firmware Fix Turned Barracudas into Paperweights Fujitsu LifeBook's Tiny Secondary Display Tested on Video Do Not Download Obama.exe

Render Vs Reality: XCM Dominator Joystick Wii Homebrew Hack Turns Wiimote Into a Casual Carpenter's Level How To: Add Wi-Fi To Your Xbox 360 Smartly and Cheaply Big Shot Allegedly Throws Taco at Mommy for Unplugging Xbox Six Ways the PSP Could Make the PS3 Infinitely Better Blade Wesley Snipes Wants to "De-Virginize" Himself in Wii Town, If Only He Could Find It Space Invaders Tabletop Arcade Cabinet Piggy Bank PSP Gets 5.03 Update PlayStation 3 Firmware Update 2.60 Will Bring New Photo Gallery App, More DivX Support Wii Overkill Hand Cannon Is Dirty Harry Approved

Hacked chumby Red Phone Needs to Be On President Obama's Desk STAT Yamaha AvantGrand Digital Piano Vibrates in All the Right Places Leave Big Jobs in Small Spaces with the Collapsible Cirrus MVR Bathroom $5,000 Paper House is the World's Swankiest Hobo Pad Flight Simulation of the Hudson River Waterlanding Scary Looking Vertical Traction Kit For Neck Pain In the Shadow of Technology, Super Powers Turn Meaningless Open-Topped Limo May Discharge Passengers At Over 300MPH Crazy Film Zealots Recapture Polaroid's Dutch Istafilm Plant, Plan To Get It Back Online By 2010

Win 7 Tip: Sleep/Hibernate Mode Is Buggy, May Incapacitate Your Machine Apple Tells Dual-Link DVI Display Adapter Customers That Their Monitors Are Incompatible Michael Arrington's Minimalist Web Tablet Prototyped, Fulfills (Most) Promises Australian Hillbillies Accuse Apple of Trashing Salvageable Computers Homemade Scrabble Keyboard: Double Nerd Score Get Your Paws On the Myka BitTorrent Box in 'Four to Six Weeks' Seagate Reverses Course, Offers Free Data Recovery for Borked Barracuda Hard Drives A Quick Look at the 10-Inch Aspire One 103 8-Year-Old Macedonian Boy Becomes Youngest Microsoft-Certified IT Professional If You Commit a Felony, Don't Google It or You'll Go to Jail

Obama's Calls Will Always Go Through Thanks to Wireless Priority Service Dean Kamen Struggles With the Idea of Giving Up on the Segway Sushi-Ushi Sushi Tray Is More Delicious Than Actual Sushi Ear Mirror: Bear Witness to The Waxy, Hairy Horror Belkin Rep Pays For Positive Reviews of Belkin Products on Amazon Hawaii Attempts DTV Switch: Rocky but Weird and Entertaining U-Fizz Can Make Any Drink Carbonated, But That Doesn't Mean It Should DIY: Safety Alarm Clock Locks In Your Snooze and Throws Away The Key Sapient's Coke Machine Longs for Your Touch LightLane Ensures Cyclists a Bike Lane Wherever They Go

Solvatten Solar Jerrycan Purifies Water Using Nothing But Sunshine Japanese Farmers Get a Boost From Robot Exoskeleton Suit How Asteroid Apophis Could Destroy the US West Coast in 2029 Three Cups of Coffee Makes You Three Times More Likely to Hallucinate Eyelash Growing Drug Will Cure That Baldness Around Your Eyes Physicists Believe Our Universe Is One Big Hologram, And They May Have Spotted the Pixels

US Airways Waterlanding: Close Up Image of Inflatable Rafts Caption Contest: Mailbox G3 Won't Get Your Mail Any Faster RIAA File Sharing Hearing to Be Webcast Live Firehose, Meet Fire Missile Launcher The Star Wars Trilogy, As Told By Someone Who's Never Seen It Hong Kong Architect Turns 344-Square-Foot Space into Ultimate Transformer Apartment Workflow Charts Finally Put to Good Use Show Fundamental Men vs Women Differences Soviet Atomic Lighthouses Are Both Spooky and Deadly Girl Sent 35K Text Messages in a Month...Twice, But It is Nowhere Near the Record