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Test your senses! - Flash based test from BBC: Test your senses, and read the accompanying explanation.
- 708 views | 03 Dec 2003
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6 better suited to us than 10? - Learn why base sixteen is more compatible with nature and technology than base ten, and discover how the ergonomic advantages of hexadecimal would benefit you.
- 48,967 views | 02 Dec 2003
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Naked Ambition - A man attempting to walk the length of Britain naked to promote the right to go without clothes in public was arrested Saturday, hours after being released from jail.
- 466 views | 02 Dec 2003
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The lit cigarette in the mouth trick - Is it possible to swallow a lit cigarette, then take it out and resume smoking?
- 1,283 views | 02 Dec 2003
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Science research - the next battleground for open source - An upstart "Public Library of Science: Biology" packed a strong punch with its first issue, with a report of monkeys getting brain implants to control robot arms.
- 1,092 views | 02 Dec 2003
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Technology removes need for human pilots? - Uninhabited Aerial Vehicles, or UAVs, are taking to the skies as military and civilian organizations turn to remote-operated planes or helicopters to perform tasks considered dull, dirty or dangerous.
- 414 views | 01 Dec 2003
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Thanksgiving = Business Opportunity? - "The liquid's ominous, murky brown colour accurately warns consumers about the taste sensation," the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
- 57,596 views | 01 Dec 2003
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Old Japanese data points to massive quakes in US - Check especially the online animation from the Geological Survey of Japan, showing what would happen if there was a major earthquake along the Cascadian fault in North America. The fault has led to big quakes every 500 years or so.
- 1,224 views | 30 Nov 2003
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How Bush Won! - Some stats on what really went on when Al Gore lost by 537 votes. Must watch Flash movie, and keep your speakers on.
- 21,134 views | 30 Nov 2003
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'Bloodvertising' to hit UK streets - Advertisements in bus shelters for a new video game called "Gladiator: Sword of Vengeance," will seep blood. The company behind the so-called Bloodvertising say the adverts will be put up around the country in two weeks time.
- 439 views | 30 Nov 2003
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Mobile tracking meets online maps.. - ..and now you can tell precisely where people are!
- 508 views | 30 Nov 2003
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Japan destroys own spy satellites - While China gets more space savvy, Japan's space program suffered yet another a setback Saturday after a rocket carrying two spy satellites meant to keep an eye on North Korea malfunctioned following liftoff and had to be destroyed.
- 4,731 views | 26 Nov 2003
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Iran refuses to scrap Uranium program - The secretary-general of Iran's powerful Supreme National Security Council, Hassan Rohani, told reporters Saturday in Tehran that the enrichment program has been suspended, "voluntarily, temporarily."
- 1,048 views | 29 Nov 2003
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Soros's Deep Pockets vs. Bush - The top dog financier contributes $5 million more in effort to oust President Bush.
- 751 views | 29 Nov 2003
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Faces of the Fallen: U.S. Fatalities in Iraq - Washingtonpost.com has a Flash movie of all US citizen casualites in Iraq. Interesting.
- 545 views | 28 Nov 2003
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Latest Word Processing advancements - Faber Castell -- setting new standards in the Office segment.
- 1,091 views | 30 Nov 2003
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Solar powered plane? - Bertrand Piccard, the guy that flew around the world in a balloon, wants to do it again, this time in a solar plane.
- 942 views | 29 Nov 2003
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Tea = Medicine. - Drink tea. Drink lots of it. Drink black tea. Drink green tea. Drink it iced, drink it hot; you might even want to rub it on your skin. A dozen or so studies confirm its medical benefits.
- 485 views | 29 Nov 2003
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From text to music - You type in the words, and play them in audio from popular music! Neat stuff.
- 13,021 views | 03 Dec 2003
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technologies poised to change our world - "Technology Review" went hunting for projects that have specific commercial goals that will, if successful, provide a dramatic improvement over the products and services now available.
- 11,122 views | 28 Nov 2003

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