Aug 29, 2013
Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden has leaked documents that map out a $52.6 billion budget for the NSA, CIA, and other security agencies in unprecedented detail. The Washington Post, which reviewed the documents, describes a detailed list of objectives, failures, technologies, recruiting, and other information; the apparently 178-page summary itself has not been published. An interactive chart of some of the data, however, accompanies the piece. The Post reveals that CIA and NSA budgets have increased by over 50 percent each since 2004, with the CIA reaching $14.7 billion in 2013. ...read more
Aug 27, 2013
Researchers modify handsets to block others' calls and SMS messages Security researchers from the Technical University of Berlin have discovered a new way to block both phone calls and SMS messages with just a few software modifications to their own mobile device. According to the MIT Technology Review, the exploit works by embedding custom firmware in the baseband processor -- the......read more
Scientists shut down reproductive ability, desire in pest insects Kansas State University entomologists have helped identify a neuropeptide named natalisin that regulates the sexual activity and reproductive ability of insects....read more
Foldable micro electric car, Armadillo-T, unveiled Looking for a parking space for hours at a busy shopping mall or being stuck on roads jammed with cars releasing large amounts of carbon dioxide are all-too-familiar scenes for city dwellers. A group of researchers in South Korea recently developed a possible solution to such problems: a foldable, compact electric vehicle that can be utilized either as a personal car or part of the public transit system to connect major transportation routes within a city....read more
Scientists shut down reproductive ability, desire in pest insects Kansas State University entomologists have helped identify a neuropeptide named natalisin that regulates the sexual activity and reproductive ability of insects....read more
Foldable micro electric car, Armadillo-T, unveiled Looking for a parking space for hours at a busy shopping mall or being stuck on roads jammed with cars releasing large amounts of carbon dioxide are all-too-familiar scenes for city dwellers. A group of researchers in South Korea recently developed a possible solution to such problems: a foldable, compact electric vehicle that can be utilized either as a personal car or part of the public transit system to connect major transportation routes within a city....read more
Aug 25, 2013
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Quantum Computers Animated
Theoretical Physicists John Preskill and Spiros Michalakis describe how things are different in the Quantum World and how that can lead to powerful Quantum Computers.Subscribe
Aug 21, 2013
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Foldable Micro All-Electric Car, "Armadillo-T"
In-Soo Suh, associate professor of the Graduate School for Green Transportation at KAIST, and his research team developed a foldable, compact electric vehicle that can be utilized either as a personal car or part of the public transit system to connect major transportation routes within a city.Subscribe
Aug 20, 2013
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Abraham Hicks - July 2013 - Are humans both particle and wave
Subscribe to my channel for the latest from the Abraham World.Thanks to Abraham and Esther Hicks for bringing these wonderful teachings to us. For more information on Abraham, Esther & Jerry Hicks please go to their website: http://www.abraham-hicks.com
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Aug 17, 2013
Facebook Makes People Unhappy, Study Finds
Did you know that Facebook makes you miserable? If you didn't, you must be one of the lucky ones. According to a new study, Facebook usage tends to make people less happy. It's not just that unhappy people use Facebook more, the site itself is causing the unhappiness, the study seems to suggest. The researchers looked at a sample of young adults and asked them at various intervals how they were feeling and whether they had used Facebook or other means of communication in the time...
Watch: Baby Panda Is Reunited with Her Mom
Yuan Tsai, a baby panda born at Taipei Zoo, has finally been reunited with her mom. Check out the video above to see how the reunion went. As previously reported, this baby panda was separated from her mom shortly after birth. She was first kept in an incubator, and later on in a nursery. Staff at Taipei Zoo in Taiwan say they decided to hand raise the giant panda cub because they feared her mother would not be able to properly look after her.
Torrex Is a Full-Featured Windows 8 BitTorrent Client Available for Free
The number of BitTorrent clients available on Windows 8 is continuously increasing, so users are now provided with several choices working on both desktops and tablets. Torrex is one of the newest apps that reached the Store, promising to run in the background and take care of the downloading process without hampering system performance. Torrex is the only modern BitTorrent client with ability to work in background, stream video and audio playback.
Did you know that Facebook makes you miserable? If you didn't, you must be one of the lucky ones. According to a new study, Facebook usage tends to make people less happy. It's not just that unhappy people use Facebook more, the site itself is causing the unhappiness, the study seems to suggest. The researchers looked at a sample of young adults and asked them at various intervals how they were feeling and whether they had used Facebook or other means of communication in the time...
Watch: Baby Panda Is Reunited with Her Mom
Yuan Tsai, a baby panda born at Taipei Zoo, has finally been reunited with her mom. Check out the video above to see how the reunion went. As previously reported, this baby panda was separated from her mom shortly after birth. She was first kept in an incubator, and later on in a nursery. Staff at Taipei Zoo in Taiwan say they decided to hand raise the giant panda cub because they feared her mother would not be able to properly look after her.
Torrex Is a Full-Featured Windows 8 BitTorrent Client Available for Free
The number of BitTorrent clients available on Windows 8 is continuously increasing, so users are now provided with several choices working on both desktops and tablets. Torrex is one of the newest apps that reached the Store, promising to run in the background and take care of the downloading process without hampering system performance. Torrex is the only modern BitTorrent client with ability to work in background, stream video and audio playback.
Aug 16, 2013
More than 28 cups of coffee a week may endanger health in under 55s
Drinking large amounts of coffee may be bad for under 55 year olds. A study of more than 40,000 individuals found a statistically significant 21 percent increased mortality in those drinking more than 28 cups of coffee a week and death from all causes, with a greater than 50 percent increased mortality risk in both men and women younger than 55 years of age. Investigators warn that younger people in particular may need to avoid heavy coffee consumption.
Editorial Is a Plain Text Editor for iPad with Powerful Automation Tools
For those of you who need a simple word processor on the iPad with just the necessary formatting and cloud options, omz:software is pleased to present Editorial. An iPad-only productivity tool, Editorial is a plain text editor with powerful automation tools and a nifty inline preview for writing Markdown. Users can combine the exact text processing actions they need and include them into their customized workflows, "all in an intuitive drag'n'drop interface that...
Mercedes Already Working on Google Glass Integration
Google's strategy of testing Google Glass with some developers, early adopters and celebrities is paying off in many ways. On the one hand, it keeps the device in the spotlight, on the other, it ensures that problems and bugs are ironed out well ahead of the mainstream launch. What's more, it also means that more and more developers are finding interesting ways of using Glass. The latest such developer is Mercedes which is experimenting with integrating Glass with its...
Drinking large amounts of coffee may be bad for under 55 year olds. A study of more than 40,000 individuals found a statistically significant 21 percent increased mortality in those drinking more than 28 cups of coffee a week and death from all causes, with a greater than 50 percent increased mortality risk in both men and women younger than 55 years of age. Investigators warn that younger people in particular may need to avoid heavy coffee consumption.
Editorial Is a Plain Text Editor for iPad with Powerful Automation Tools
For those of you who need a simple word processor on the iPad with just the necessary formatting and cloud options, omz:software is pleased to present Editorial. An iPad-only productivity tool, Editorial is a plain text editor with powerful automation tools and a nifty inline preview for writing Markdown. Users can combine the exact text processing actions they need and include them into their customized workflows, "all in an intuitive drag'n'drop interface that...
Mercedes Already Working on Google Glass Integration
Google's strategy of testing Google Glass with some developers, early adopters and celebrities is paying off in many ways. On the one hand, it keeps the device in the spotlight, on the other, it ensures that problems and bugs are ironed out well ahead of the mainstream launch. What's more, it also means that more and more developers are finding interesting ways of using Glass. The latest such developer is Mercedes which is experimenting with integrating Glass with its...
Abraham Hicks ~ Your Vision Board doesn't match your Belief Board
The belief board has to come before the vision board, because if you don't believe it then it is a slower manifestation.Free ebook: "If thoughts create...then how do people attract negative events they have never thought about?" available at www.zmahoon.com
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Aug 14, 2013
Amazing Way to Test Batteries!
Here is a simple and amazing way to test any alkaline battery without tools! Works in seconds! Subscribe
Sony's 'lens camera' gets outed in high-res photos, coming next month
Last month we entertained rumors of a smartphone accessory from Sony that's best described as a "lens camera." The device would attach to the back of your phone and transform the handset into a true digital camera. A crude, low-resolution rendering and a general description was all we had to...
Samsung shows off Origami printer made from cardboard
In their latest bout of innovation, Samsung has decided to tackle the design of the home-office printer. With an aim of simplifying the manufacturing process and lowering costs for consumers, Samsung has unveiled a range of unusual printer designs, the most interesting of which is perhaps the Origami.
Can Dogs Feel Our Emotions? Yawn Study Suggests Yes
Pet dogs yawn more in response to their owners' yawns than to strangers'—suggesting they can understand our emotions, a new study says.
Last month we entertained rumors of a smartphone accessory from Sony that's best described as a "lens camera." The device would attach to the back of your phone and transform the handset into a true digital camera. A crude, low-resolution rendering and a general description was all we had to...
Samsung shows off Origami printer made from cardboard
In their latest bout of innovation, Samsung has decided to tackle the design of the home-office printer. With an aim of simplifying the manufacturing process and lowering costs for consumers, Samsung has unveiled a range of unusual printer designs, the most interesting of which is perhaps the Origami.
Can Dogs Feel Our Emotions? Yawn Study Suggests Yes
Pet dogs yawn more in response to their owners' yawns than to strangers'—suggesting they can understand our emotions, a new study says.
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