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11 years ago+19 19 0Scientists ‘Freeze’ Light For An Entire Minute
In what could prove to be a major breakthrough in quantum memory storage and information processing, German researchers have frozen the fastest thing in the universe: light. And they did so for a record-breaking one minute.
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11 years ago+17 17 0Inception - 8 Bit Cinema
CineFix presents Inception retold via old-school 8-bit - and a little 16 bit ;) - game tech. No quarters or controllers required!
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11 years ago+17 17 0New 'painless' treatment to repair teeth
A novel "regenerative" technique to repair infected teeth - claimed to be painless and cheaper than the traditional root canal treatment - has been developed by doctors at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in New Delhi.
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11 years ago+14 14 0This algorithm can predict a revolution
For students of international conflict, 2013 provided plenty to examine. There was civil war in Syria, ethnic violence in China, and riots to the point of revolution in the Ukraine. For those working at Duke University’s Ward Lab, all specialists in ...
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11 years ago+19 20 1The Search For The Internet's Next Top Weather Nerd
The local TV meteorologist is dying, but it’s never been a better time to be a weatherperson.
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11 years ago+20 20 0Philippine president compares China's expansion to Nazi Germany
The West’s failure to confront China over its increasingly vocal territorial ambitions is similar to the disastrous appeasement of Adolf Hitler in the late 1930s, the Philippine president has claimed. In comments that are likely to receive a furious ...
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11 years ago+18 18 0 x 1Researchers report on new catalyst to convert greenhouse gases into chemicals
A team of researchers at the University of Delaware has developed a highly selective catalyst capable of electrochemically converting carbon dioxide—a greenhouse gas—to carbon monoxide with 92 percent efficiency. The carbon monoxide then can be used ...
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11 years ago+23 23 0Yahoo's latest acquisition points to a Google Now rival
Yahoo's latest acquisition is Incredible Labs, the company behind personal-assistant iOS app Donna. Most of the seven-member Incredible Labs team will stay on with Yahoo, though the iOS app will no longer be available for download.
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11 years ago+22 22 0Al Capone Was Sent to Prison, But Still Beat the Courts
Well informed Chicagoans differ as to whether Al Capone welcomed his conviction for evasion of federal income tax; but majority opinion seems to be that he did. While he has not yet been sentenced, it seems certain that he will receive only a couple ...
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11 years ago+11 11 0Zappos says goodbye to bosses
The Las Vegas-based retailer is now going even more radical, introducing a new approach to organizing the company. It will eliminate traditional managers, do away with the typical corporate hierarchy and get rid of job titles, at least internally. Th ...
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11 years ago+18 18 0Banished for Questioning the Gospel of Guns
The byline of Dick Metcalf, one of the country’s pre-eminent gun journalists, has gone missing. It has been removed from Guns & Ammo magazine, where his widely-read column once ran on the back page. He no longer stars on a popular television show ...
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11 years ago+19 19 0Indonesia cave reveals history of ancient tsunamis
A cave discovered near the source of Indonesia’s massive earthquake-spawned tsunami contains the footprints of past gigantic waves dating up to 7,500 years ago, a rare natural record that suggests the next disaster could be centuries away — or perhap ...
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11 years ago+22 22 0 x 192 Year Old Grandmother Has Embroidered This Huge Collection of Gorgeous Temari Balls
A 92 year old Japanese grandmother has handmade this massive collection of colorful embroidered Temari balls. The Temari ball (Temari means “hand ball” in Japanese) is a folk art form that first originated in China, but was brought to Japan around th ...
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11 years ago+10 10 0Why adding a feature to edit tweets after the fact might not be such a good thing
According to one report, Twitter is considering a new feature that would allow users to edit a tweet after it has been published. But is that really something we need, or are we better off without it?
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11 years ago+13 13 0See how car thieves are getting in
New technology has thieves gaining entry into cars nationwide in a mysterious way.
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11 years ago+11 11 011 teachers administering polio vaccine in Pakistani tribal area are abducted
Pakistani authorities on Saturday said that 11 schoolteachers who were administering polio vaccines to children in northwest Pakistan had been kidnapped by militants. “These schoolteachers were sent to Sepah village in the Bara subdivision of Khyber ...
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11 years ago+14 14 0Google Glass: What You're Not Supposed to Do
There are certain things you won't be encouraged to do wearing one of these. Those are the things I did.
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11 years ago+14 14 0Fixing BlackBerry Would Be Enormous Task for Lenovo
Lenovo, the Chinese technology giant, placed a huge and ultimately successful bet when it bought IBM’s personal computer business eight years ago. Now Lenovo is contemplating an even riskier gamble: acquiring BlackBerry, the once mighty smartphone ma ...
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11 years ago+18 18 0Breaking Bad creator says ‘piracy’ helped the show’s success
BREAKING BAD creator Vince Gilligan has praised 'piracy' for helping his hugely popular AMC TV drama reach new audiences. Speaking to BBC Newsbeat, Gilligan echoed comments made by Time Warner CEO Alan Bewkes earlier this year, who said tha ...
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11 years ago+14 14 0 x 2Scientist, 11, proposes making beer aboard Space Station for survival
Remember the name Michal Bodzianowski. He's the first craft brewer in outerspace. The six-grader from Colorado won a prestigious national science competition by wondering how microgravity affects the fermentation process needed to make beer. The ...