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Hidden messages in words? Cool.
fudzzz
by fudzzz  4-3-2007    17
 Check out the Mother-in-Law one. LMAO.
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Top 15 Geek Quotes
ragendem
by ragendem  12-28-2006    7
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Healthier Not to Make Bed
abailart
by abailart  10-26-2007    11
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Your cell phone is a "roving bug"
enbar
by enbar  12-6-2006    8
 According to this report, the FBI can activate a remote tracking and listening device built into every recently-made cell phone without having to modify or handle the phone physically. The only way to defeat the bug is to remove the phone's battery.
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Life, 90% unknown
wildcat
by wildcat  11-14-2007    3
 "We live, in short, on a little-known planet."
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Scientists find bugs that eat waste and excrete petrol
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  6-16-2008    3
 “Our plan is to have a demonstration-scale plant operational by 2010 and, in parallel, we’ll be working on the design and construction of a commercial-scale facility to open in 2011,” says Mr Pal, adding that if LS9 used Brazilian sugar cane as its feedstock, its fuel would probably cost about $50 a barrel.
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Eight-million-year-old bug is alive and growing
Newfman
by Newfman  8-7-2007    9
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Aircraft Maintenance Humor???
hipster
by hipster  12-20-2006    2
 Ever lost a bag and wondered why? Check out these actual reports by baggage handlers and aircraft maintenance personnel.
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Thinking ahead: Bacteria anticipate coming changes in their environment
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  6-15-2008    5
 To test this idea, the researchers exposed a population of E. coli to different temperatures and oxygen changes, and measured the gene responses in each case. The results were striking: An increase in temperature had nearly the same effect on the bacterium's genes as a decrease in oxygen level. Indeed, upon transition to a higher temperature, many of the genes essential for aerobic respiration were practically turned off. To prove that this is not just genetic coincidence, the researchers then grew the bacteria in a biologically flipped environment where oxygen levels rose following an increase in temperature. Remarkably, within a few hundred generations the bugs partially adapted to this new regime, and no longer turned off the genes for aerobic respiration when the temperature rose.
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Why they don't make Bugs Bunny cartoons anymore...
sohil
by sohil  6-18-2007    7
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How things used to be! An hilarious description
astronkyttaron
by astronkyttaron  6-25-2007    4
 Much more at the site :--DDD
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Plastic-Munching Bugs Turn Waste Bottles Into Cash
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  9-22-2008   
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Computer Sayings
tabsey
by tabsey  12-9-2007    4
 Bought a smile to my dial.
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Dublin Zoo: Nature's Way is Best Way
righthand
by righthand  6-4-2008    5
 I was reminded of this while visiting last week. I'm a member and had been informed of this in our newsletter. In the brand new extensive Zoo area, two new caves have been born. I love visiting my relatives with my grandchild.
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Gadgets Built to Fail
Mohir
by Mohir  12-11-2006   
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Super Water against Super Bugs?
sidegik
by sidegik  6-10-2007    3
 Real solutions are simple!
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The 5 Most Horrifying Bugs in the World
JohnWaterman
by JohnWaterman  6-15-2008    6
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World’s Weirdest Moths
valann 47
by valann 47  9-30-2008    2
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First artificial life 'within months'
countryboylife
by countryboylife  6-29-2007    5
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Firefox 3 has arrived
Beholder
by Beholder  5-18-2008    7
 A must for heavy web users :) * Note that this is a release "candidate", meaning it's not fully official yet (but haven't we waited long enough? ;)).
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Why do leaves fall off trees ?
balthazarus
by balthazarus  9-29-2008    1
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Insects (the original white meat)
wildcat
by wildcat  5-27-2008    2
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Gut bugs may have guided the evolution of life
Mohir
by Mohir  5-27-2008    4
 They found more than 20,000 different kinds of bacteria. But the closer two species were on the tree of life, the more bacterial species they had in common living in their guts.
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All Macro Photo Gallery
jmackin
by jmackin  8-7-2006   
 Wow...this is amazing.
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100 Greatest Cartoons
tidbit2
by tidbit2  10-14-2007    2
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Multi-coloured grasshopper-like bugs found in Japan
cakebelly
by cakebelly  9-19-2008    3
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Google Earth Cool Places
amgumen
by amgumen  9-25-2007    3
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Uuuugh, i HATE mosquitos!
Antara
by Antara  5-27-2008    7
 yuck yuck yuck!
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Clipmarks Dashboard Update
egoldstein
by egoldstein  9-26-2006    20
 Along with these changes we also fixed a few bugs and made some design changes...
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Eat more insects, scientists say...:)
einbar
by einbar  6-4-2008    4
 bonn a'petit
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Waste water plus bacteria make hydrogen
pokkets
by pokkets  11-13-2007   
 Hydrogen at the moment, is generally produced from Hydrocarbons and can also produce greenhouse gases. The Bacteria produce hydrogen from vinegar in a way that is environmentally friendly,and is a method of using renewable organic material, It uses 10% of the energy that is used in Hydrolysis, where hydrogen is produced only using an electric current
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Goodbye To Faulty Software?
Mohir
by Mohir  7-19-2008    1
 The program that performs the computation is equivalent to the proof of the theorem. By proving the theorem the program is guaranteed to be correct. It is not that simple, of course, but so promising is type theory that since 1989 the EU has been funding a string of projects to develop it under the Future and Emerging Technologies programme. That style of working is going to change so that we spend more effort on actually writing programs than testing them.
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Bacteria vs. Humans: Score One for Us
wildcat
by wildcat  4-7-2007    3
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The Truth Behind Web-Cam Self-Portraits
BartendingBear
by BartendingBear  12-10-2007    2
 We've all seen 'em, now we all can understand them.
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Clipmaks cited as a "intutive, fluid" web 2.0 app
ericskiff
by ericskiff  11-30-2006    2
 One of my good friends noticed this clipmarks reference in a Yahoo Mail beta review. Very cool :)
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The Feral Child
CrazyRedHead
by CrazyRedHead  8-5-2008    3
  She weighed 46 pounds. She was malnourished and anemic. In the pediatric intensive care unit they tried to feed the girl, but she couldn't chew or swallow solid food. So they put her on an IV and let her drink from a bottle. Aides bathed her, scrubbed the sores on her face, trimmed her torn fingernails. They had to cut her tangled hair before they could comb out the lice. Her caseworker determined that she had never been to school, never seen a doctor. She didn't know how to hold a doll, didn't understand peek-a-boo. "Due to the severe neglect," a doctor would write, "the child will be disabled for the rest of her life." Hunched in an over sized crib, Danielle curled in on herself like a potato bug, then writhed angrily, kicking and thrashing. To calm herself, she batted at her toes and sucked her fists. "Like an infant," one doctor wrote.
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Interpreting Posters Photos
carrerinyes
by carrerinyes  3-2-2008    10
 Think I'd better post something soon ;)
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Vertical Farming, farming of the future...
BitDrifter
by BitDrifter  6-19-2007    3
 These vertical farms would be put in ubanized centers to reduce shipping costs and the eviromental footprint.
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Computer funny one liners
Rashid Malik
by Rashid Malik  10-4-2007    1
 Great stuff!
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New Wasp
pink panther
by pink panther  7-25-2007    2
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