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Bacteria are both friend and foe to humanity. They cause and cure health problems, make rotting food stink and give sourdough its delicious taste. Find out how these countless tiny microbes accomplish all of this and more.
electronics How could Google Glass detect people's emotions?
Imagine being able to look at people and get a heads-up display about how they're feeling. Now, software is making use of the camera in Google Glass to do just that.
recipes 10 International Dishes for Your Thanksgiving Spread
Turkey and stuffing are delicious traditional Thanksgiving dishes, but sometimes it's refreshing to vary the requisite menu to include international fare.
science How Sea Monsters Work
Whether we live in fear of a kraken or the Leviathan, humans all around the globe have made sea monsters a part of their cultures. Is there a drop of truth to any of these widespread tall tales?
adventure 10 Awesome Tree Houses You Can Stay In
Think tree houses are just for kids? Think again. If you're up for an adventure like none other, then check out these 10 leafy getaways across the globe.
money Top 10 Hobbies That Can Pay Off
Most people take up hobbies for fun, and even ones that seem free (like running and hiking) can turn into a money sink in a hurry. Here are 10 hobbies that can turn into money-makers instead.
history Who is the most famous person of all time?
Many people enjoy their cliched "15 minutes" these days, but their notoriety quickly fizzles out. The most famous among us remain iconic across generations. But how can you measure John Lennon's fame against Muhammad's?
animals 10 Wildly Wrong Animal Stereotypes
The world is full of cuddly koalas, loyal dogs and friendly dolphins. Or is it? Even positive animal stereotypes can be dangerous if they lead to humans making poor judgment calls.
people How to Stay Motivated When Your Class Has No Classroom
Staying awake in a college lecture is hard enough, but how about when you're at home watching the lecture on your computer, a few feet from your bed? That's the challenge of online learning. We have some tips to keep you on track.
science Can you really outrun a fire?
It sounds simple enough. A wildfire is burning in your immediate area, so you turn from it and run. But getting away from a fire on foot may not be as easy as you think.
science 10 Absolutely Worst Foods to Eat
We all eat things we probably shouldn't, and that's OK from time to time. But there are some foods that are such nutrition bombs that even occasional indulgence isn't exactly wise.
people 10 Historical Untruths About the First Thanksgiving
On the fourth Thursday in November, Americans will gather with their families to eat turkey and sweet potatoes, just like that first Thanksgiving.... Actually, not like that first dinner. Join us as we debunk some of the many Thanksgiving myths.
health What are the white dots on my nails?
You notice a white dot on your fingernail. You try to scrub it off and realize the little white dots are not paint; they're actually part of your nail. What could they be?
shows BrainStuff: What If The Moon Disappeared?
Without the moon, how would Earth's environment be affected? Would we survive?
science How Quantum Suicide Works
A man has a gun. But this is no ordinary man, and this is no ordinary gun. This isn't a setup for a sci-fi thriller. It's the premise for quantum suicide.
science What will Earth look like in 500 years?
"The 26th century" doesn't roll off the tongue as easily as "the 21st century" does. But that hasn't stopped us from imagining what our hometown planet will be like in a few hundred years. Any guesses?
science Has the LHC found any practical uses for the Higgs boson?
When scientists announced that the Large Hadron Collider had found evidence of the Higgs boson, we cried right along with elated physicists everywhere. But ... then what?
science 10 Amazing Things People's Brains Have Done
The human brain can do some amazing things -- and humans can do amazing things because of it. Here are 10 of the most wondrous and unusual feats ever performed by a person's brain.
home 10 Everyday Things You're Probably Doing the Hard Way
Despite our desire for ease, studies show that we may be able to make ourselves smarter by doing things the hard way. But why make life trickier than it needs to be?
home 10 Things to Do When You Arrive at Your New Home
Your friends are meeting you to help unload the truck and arrange furniture. But what else do you need to do when you arrive at your new home?
home 10 Dangerous Everyday Things in Your Home
Think your home is a safe haven? Think again. With all the hazardous chemicals people use in their homes, it may be more polluted indoors than outdoors.
health 10 Embarrassing Problems You Don't Want to Discuss with Your Doctor
Whether it's an unsightly rash on your rear end or trouble in the bedroom, an embarrassing health problem may be the last thing you want to talk about, but some can be life-threatening. Which are we least likely to bring up with someone who can help?
health 10 Signs You May Be Sleep Deprived
The statistics are alarming: According to the World Association of Sleep Medicine, about 45 percent of the world's population isn't getting enough sleep.
health 10 Worst Ways to Die
C'mon. You know you've thought about this. We have, too. Want to see how your list compares with ours?
computer 10 Types of Computers
It may sound silly, but there really are different types of computers. They're super, wearable and, of course, personal computers. That's three. Can you name the other seven?
people 10 Fabulous Fads from the 1950s
Even if you weren't around in the 1950s, you're probably familiar with these 10 short-lived but long-loved pieces of golden-decade pop culture.
science 10 Cool Things You Didn't Know About Stephen Hawking
He was born exactly 300 years after Galileo died. He has yet to be awarded a Nobel Prize, although he was awarded a guest spot on "The Simpsons." What else do you know (or not know) about this acclaimed physicist?
history 10 of the Biggest Lies in History
You don't look fat in those pants. I didn't copy off his paper. She's a natural blonde. I am not a crook. Lots of us lie, but what are the biggest fibs ever told?
health Top 10 Tips for Stopping Underarm Sweating
Sweating is an important natural process, but you can have too much of a good thing. So what causes excess sweating -- and how can you stop it?
home 10 Tips for Choosing Carpet
With so many different colors, materials and designs available, it can be difficult to choose the best carpet for your home. These 10 tips can help you protect your investment and figure out which carpet is right for you.
entertainment Top 10 Golf Swing Tips
Too often your golf game may be soured by a wicked slice or a ball that winds up in water. But before you throw down your clubs in frustration, read these 10 tips to improve your swing.
health 10 Grossest Things in Your Body Right Now
The human body is full of things that might make you shudder -- sweat, eye gunk, pus, partially digested food. What are some of the ickiest and most nausea-inducing items you're carting around in your person?
people 10 Strange Wedding Traditions
Some of our wedding traditions help bond us to our families and to our culture. But be honest: Some of those traditions are straight-up strange, don't you think? Dressing several adult women in the same dress on purpose?
recipes 10 Recipes Starring Your Steak Leftovers
Steak is a classic eyes-bigger-than-your-stomach food. Most people think they can finish the huge juicy goodness of a 24-ounce steak, but more often than not, they can't. What do you do with all of the leftover steak?
science 10 Awesome New Inventions You'll Never Hear About
Despite all the Slinkies, Band-Aids and BIC pens out there, many patented inventions that push the boundaries of innovation will likely never see widespread use, like this car that's grown organically and emits pure oxygen.
electronics Top 10 Ways to Make Money on the Internet
Most adults leave the house every day to go to work and make money. But some people have found a way to run their own Internet businesses from home. You can do it, too.
health 10 Causes and Treatments for Cold Sores
Cold sores are many things, and, unfortunately, they're caused by a virus that those infected will carry with them for the rest of their lives. Let's look at the causes and some treatments.
health Top 10 Foods High in Omega-3
From eggs to breakfast cereals, lots of products' packages make boasts about omega-3. But what is it, and what foods really are good sources of it?
electronics 10 Sneaky Ways Technology Betrays Cheating Cheaters
Technology can help cheaters connect with paramours -- but it can also leave a trail that gets them caught. How does our connection to the digital world make it easier to expose infidelity?
recipes 10 Tips for Making Perfect Cupcakes
The perfectly iced little cakes you buy at your local bakery make cupcake baking seem like a snap. But when you try to bake your own, you end up with lumpy cakes smeared with runny icing. Where did you go wrong?
electronics 10 Futurist Predictions in the World of Technology
Futurists can dish out some exciting -- and downright scary -- visions for the future of machines and science. Here are 10 of them in the realm of technology.
health 10 Tips for Identifying and Treating Skin Rashes
You've been working in the yard, ripping out all those unwanted weeds. Now you're scratching a small red patch and wondering where it came from. Could it be a skin rash?
science 10 Silly Inventions That Became Wildly Famous
Have you ever seen a TV ad for a product that was just so silly, you had to laugh -- then the item became an overnight sensation? Sometimes, people embrace the funniest things. Which made our list?
lifestyle 10 Short and Sweet Quotes to Use for a Wedding Toast
No one likes a long, drawn-out wedding toast. Guests want to clink glasses and get on with the night! Keep your speech short and sweet with one of these quotes and a few words of your own. Our favorite quotes work for the bride, groom, their parents and their attendants.
auto Why does your steering wheel shake when braking?
Nobody likes the brake and shake -- that is, when you hit the brakes and it feels like your steering wheel is about to wriggle free from the shaft. If this is happening to you and your ride, several things could explain that shimmy -- none of them good.
health What are electrolytes?
Electrolytes are important for athletes and play a large part in many medical treatments. Just what are electrolytes anyway?
computer What is a packet?
It turns out that everything you do on the Internet involves packets. For example, every Web page that you receive comes as a series of packets, and every e-mail you send leaves as a series of packets. Find out what this term really means.
electronics Do I really need a digital converter box for my TV?
On Feb. 17, 2009, TV sets in the United States will need a converter to watch local stations. Is your television ready for the switch?
computer How do touch-screen monitors know where you're touching?
Touch-screen monitors have become more and more commonplace as their price has steadily dropped. There are three basic systems that are used to recognize a person's touch -- learn how they work.
science If you sneeze with your eyes open, will your eyes pop out of your skull?
When you're a kid, this frightening rumor burns through the playground like wildfire. After all, what could be worse than your own eyes exploding out of your head? But does it have any truth to it?
auto How do I know when my car needs to be realigned?
If your car persistently pulls you to the side of the road, it may be trying to tell you something. Relax. This simple service shouldn't cost you that much.
entertainment How fast should my Internet connection be to watch streaming HD movies?
If you want to watch HD movies online, you're going to need the right equipment and service. We'll walk you through your required components and show you a little math to make sure you're properly equipped for streaming cinema.
auto What does it mean to call a pickup truck a '1/2 ton truck' (also known as a 'half-ton truck')?
Pickup trucks come in all sorts of sizes and options -- big ones, small ones, short ones and tall ones. Understanding all the choices and lingo can be confusing. So what does half-ton truck really mean?
science Who invented the first gun?
Created more than a thousand years ago, they've affected warfare -- and society in general -- in ways almost no other weapon can match. So, who was the inventor?
recipes How long can you leave leftovers in the fridge?
For your next meal, will you be dining on last night's leftovers or munching on moldy meats and fetid vegetables? How can you tell when it's time to throw out the leftovers? Don't trust your nose to tell you.
auto What if I never changed the oil in my car?
The oil in a car is a necessity that keeps things lubricated and running smooth. But what happens if you never change it? And how long can you really go?
health Can you tell if a baby is a boy or a girl by how the mother is carrying?
Guessing the gender of a growing baby has always been popular -- after all, nine months is a long time to wait. But how accurate is this particular predictor?
health What makes your knuckles pop?
If you've ever laced your fingers together, turned your palms away from you, bent your fingers back and heard a loud crack or pop, you know what knuckle-popping sounds like. So, what would happen if you popped your knuckles all the time?
money Can you avoid paying taxes on a 401(k) cash-out?
401(k) accounts are designed to help people save for retirement, so there are harsh penalties for withdrawing funds early. That said, there are exceptions to the rule -- but there aren't many.
science How many sheets of paper can be produced from a single tree?
We know that paper comes from trees, but just how much does it take? Let's do the math and figure out how much paper your average tree can be made into.
science Why do they use salt to melt ice on the road in the winter?
Salt is often sprinkled on the roads in the winter to melt the ice. Have you ever wondered why salt is used?
science How did Nikola Tesla change the way we use energy?
Who made it possible to light up your home at night? Thomas Edison, right? Yes, but without the work of Nikola Tesla, we would be living in a different world.
electronics What is the difference between two- and three-pronged plugs?
Ever wonder why some appliance plugs have three prongs and others have only two? What does that third prong do? And what would happen if you plugged a three-pronger into a two-prong outlet with an adapter?
science What's BPA, and do I really need a new water bottle?
That water bottle shoved in your bag may be providing you with more than just a cold drink. Do you know what chemical you're washing down with that water?
science Why does hydrogen peroxide foam when you put it on a cut?
It certainly doesn't bubble up at the drugstore, and it's kind of a snooze if you pour it on skin that doesn't have a cut on it. So, what is it about blood that makes hydrogen peroxide start foaming at the mouth?
health Are colds and the flu most contagious before or after you start showing symptoms?
Many of us understand that we're most contagious before we start feeling sick. Find out when colds and the flu are most easily spread.
health What is OxyContin?
Oxycontin is a drug frequently referenced in the news. Just how dangerous is it?
science Why is water vital to life?
Do you ever play that game in which you select the items you'd bring if you got stuck on a desert island? Along with that treasured bootleg recording of your favorite band, we think that an endless supply of water should be at the top of your list. Here's why.
history Did Genghis Khan really kill 1,748,000 people in one hour?
Genghis Khan is said to have killed 1,748,000 people in one hour. Did he really do it? And if not, what really happened?
people Spy Pictures
Spying is an important part of government intelligence gathering. This collection of pictures gives you an insight into this highly secretive task.
animals Arctic Animal Pictures
Arctic animals, such as polar bears, puffins and narwhals, have developed amazing adaptations to be able to survive in the arctic tundra. Check out these Arctic animal pictures to catch a glimpse of animals that you'll probably never see up close.
people Protesting Pictures
Protesting is one way some people fight for change. See pictures of protests and learn more about this form of activism.
auto Tesla Roadster Pictures
The Tesla Roadster is fast, fancy, and environmentally friendly. Check out these pictures of this incredible line of automobiles.
electronics iPhone Pictures
The release of any new iPhone version has people waiting in lines around the world. Take a look at the iPhone and its features in this image gallery.
people Halloween Pictures
Halloween is one of the most popular holidays in the United States. Everyone gets to dress up and be someone else for the night. Explore our spooky Halloween album and discover some of the major elements of this ghostly holiday.
money Recession Pictures
It may not be pretty, but recessions affect us all. So how do they occur? Trace the economy's path in the 21st century from subprime collapse to the mortgage crisis to the credit market crisis.
home Awesome Architecture Image Gallery
From the Taj Mahal to the Leaning Tower of Pisa to Fallingwater, flip through these beautiful examples of architecture.
recipes Wine Pictures
This wine image gallery will make your palate thirsty for a nice glass of pinotage. Uncork your favorite bottle of vino and enjoy these wine pictures.
science Glacier Pictures
One of the most impressive features of the natural world are glaciers. These massive sheets of ice can travel hundreds of miles. This gallery shows some of the main features of glaciers.
lifestyle Diamond Engagement Ring Pictures
When it comes to engagement rings, there are infinite combinations to choose from. Looking at pictures of rings can give you ideas for the rock you'd like to buy. See pictures of diamond engagement rings.
lifestyle Baby Care Pictures
Have you read every baby book and magazine? Caring for a newborn is an around-the-clock job. Discover ways to bond with your baby and aid in the development of your baby's self-esteem.
science Rainbow Pictures
Why are there so many pictures of rainbows? And what's on the other side? Hum along with us as you browse through a few snaps of one of nature's most beautiful effects.
home Famous Gardens Pictures
Have you ever visited a famous garden? Gardens both big and small have the ability to awe nature-lovers with their dedication to beauty and tranquility. Check out our amazing album of famous gardens.
history Royalty Pictures
Our royalty image gallery will show you pictures of famous kings and queens, both ancient and modern.
science Insects and Biodiversity Pictures
Insects and biodiversity go hand in hand. Without insects our planet would not survive as they are essential to biodiversity. Check out this gallery on the relationship between insects and biodiversity.
animals Amphibian Pictures
Amphibians are a diverse and unique group of animals. In this collection of amphibian pictures, you'll find Amazon horned frogs is african tree frogs, caecilians, newts and more.
people Public Enemy Pictures
The bad, the worse and the worst. You name 'em, we've caught 'em. Check out some of the most notorious criminals in U.S. history, from gangsters to con men to bandits in love.
adventure Fishing Pictures
Fishing pictures show pictures of fishermen and their catch. See pictures of fishing and fly fishing, and even pictures of ice fishing.
science Diamond Pictures
Diamonds are some of the most brilliant and expensive natural features Earth has to offer. This collection of images displays diamonds in all their uncut and polished shapes and sizes. Obligatory pictures of very large diamonds are included of course.
science Greatest Moments in Flight
Flight has been a human dream for centuries. It wasn't until the dawn of the 20th century that man was finally able to leave the ground. This gallery highlights some of the milestones in aviation.
animals Big Cat Pictures
This big cat image gallery shows you a wide variety of these carnivorous felines. From the well known tiger and lion to the lesser known serval and margay, learn about these big cats and their relatives.
computer Steve Jobs: Life in Pictures
Steve Jobs changed the technology industry and our relationship with computers forever. Take a look at these pictures to learn about the life and success of this eccentric, enigmatic visionary.
science Rocket Pictures
The science of rocketry is extremely complex and, at times, dangerous. This collection of images highlights the tech that gets all that science off the ground.
home Window Boxes
Window boxes are quick and easy ways to add beauty to a home's exterior. Check out these pictures of window boxes and get inspired to create your own version at home.
money The Ultimate Stock Market Quiz
Don't fear this quiz if you aren't a financial whiz -- we're just testing your basic knowledge and throwing in some history here and there. Check it out and see what you know about the stock market!
entertainment Are you wise about wands and wizards?
Hey, Muggle: Think you know all there is to know about Harry Potter? You'll need a nip of Felix Felicis for luck if you hope to get full marks on this ultimate Harry Potter quiz.
auto Cars & Drivers: Match Famous Rides to the People Who Drove Them
Cars can sometimes take on personalities of their own, both in entertainment and in real life. But how well do you know these iconic cars and the people who appeared behind the wheel?
science Everyday Science: Gear Quiz
Whether you know it or not, you probably use gears several times each day. Gears are used in a wide variety of mechanical devices including wrist watches, bathroom scales, washing machines and, of course, automobiles.
computer It's Tablet Time: Which one's right for you?
The Apple iPad still holds an impressive lead in the tablet computer market, but it's not the only game in town. With dozens of tablet models to choose from, how do you begin to find the one that's right for you? Take our quiz and see what you know!
musclecars Classic Muscle Cars 101
It makes sense that as adults we want to recreate that excitement by buying and reconditioning the muscle cars of our childhood dreams. Think you know about the basics of collecting, refurbishing and enjoying classic muscle cars? Take this quiz to find out!
science Hate Quiz
Think you understand the most disturbing -- and, in some cases, the most lethal -- of human emotions? Take our quiz to show your stuff.
computer Quiz: Is your computer secure?
Yes, computers can make life easier, but they also can put your private information at risk. Find out how much you know -- or don't know -- about computer security by taking our quiz.
people You're Saying It Wrong: The Misquote Quiz
From famous speeches to song lyrics, there's no shortage of well-known quotes. There is, however, a shortage of people who actually get them right. How well do you know these famous quotations? Maybe not as well as you think.
auto Towing Weight Distribution Quiz
Towing weight distribution is vital to towing safety. Ensuring that tow weight is properly distributed is among the most important towing safety precautions a driver can take. Test your knowledge on towing weight distributions systems with this quiz.
entertainment Horror Movie Weapon of Choice Quiz
Sure, you've bathed your mind in the blood of a thousand slasher movies, but is your memory sharp enough to recall each monstrous killer's weapon of choice? Can you remember how effective they were? It's time to put your horror knowledge to the test.
auto Do I need a mechanic?
No matter how much you might believe in the DIY ethic, the hands-on approach doesn't make sense for all car repairs. This quiz might help you decide when it's time to call a pro.
science Strange, Spooky, Scary: The Supernatural Quiz
How much do you actually know about the unknowable? It's time to put your supernatural knowledge to the test. Pray you spent enough time in your bookstore's candlelit occult section.
health Getting Rid of Bags Under Eyes Quiz
As we get older, puffiness and bags under our eyes get to be serious skin care issues. We'll teach you how to get rid of bags under the eyes with our quiz
auto Car Smarts: Catalytic Converters
Catalytic converters are amazingly simple devices that have proven to be highly effective at reducing harmful emissions produced by car engines. How much do you know about catalytic converters?
home The Ultimate Faucet Repair Quiz
There are few things as annoying as the monotonous drip of water from a faucet, especially in the quiet of the night when you are trying to fall asleep. Let's see what you can do about it. Take this quiz and check what your options are.
health Fact or Fiction: Medical Old Wives' Tales
In spite of highly developed medical technology and scientific research, old wives' tales continue to live on. We hear everything from the plausible "an apple a day keeps the doctor away" to the ridiculous "a cat can steal the breath from a baby's mouth." Think you can distinguish between the facts and the folklore?
health Quiz: Don't Worry! Be Happy!
You can't avoid stress -- it's everywhere! And no matter the source of your stress, it's doing certain things to your body. Take this quiz to find out what's going on when stress sets in.
computer How much do you know about Chrome?
The Google Chrome Web browser is full of fun and useful features. How much do you know about Chrome? Surf through this quiz to find out!
money A Fool and His Money Are Soon Parted
In tough economic times, we all start to look at trimming our expenses. Take the budgeting quiz to find out how savvy you are with your money and get a few money-saving tips along the way.
health Fact or Fiction: Birth Control
Not every sexual encounter has to end in a baby, thanks to the phenomenon of birth control. If you're sexually active, but not ready to be a mother or a father, you should protect yourself. How much do you know about your options?
animals The Ultimate Komodo Dragon's Bite Quiz
Learn about Komodo dragons, and your next nightmare may feature one. Don't worry, there are only 4,000 Komodos in the wild, so your chances of encountering one are slim. Take this quiz to see how much you know about the bite of a Komodo dragon.
health The Sex Drive Quiz
Most men and women have an active libido, though the relative strength of that sex drive can vary significantly between people and over time. Grab a few minutes to take your sex drive knowledge for a test drive.
entertainment Are you a hobbit? The Earth vs. Middle Earth Quiz
You may be a fan of second breakfast or know enough Elvish to make your way around Rivendell, but do you really know what it takes to be the Lord of the Rings? Test your Tolkien knowledge and decide whether the following are fictions or realities.
health The Ultimate Death Quiz
The Grim Reaper is a personification of death that has been invented and refined over the years to help humans make sense of their own mortality. How much do you know about your own mortality? You can't cheat death, and you can't cheat on this quiz about death, either. So sharpen your scythe and get started.
shows Does Lip Balm Make Your Lips More Chapped?
Have you ever heard that if you use lip balm it can make your lips even more chapped? That's actually true, but it doesn't mean you can get addicted to it. Just watch this video.
shows Were there real-life hobbits?
In 2003, researchers on the island of Flores in Indonesia made a bizarre discovery: a group of people standing 3 feet tall. But is Homo floresiensis a distinct species? Was there really a race of hobbits? Tune in to learn more.
shows The Plane That Doesn't Use a Single Drop of Fuel
The Solar Impulse 2 aircraft captures energy from the sun and converts it into the power of flight. Is this the future of air travel?
shows How Do The Engines Breathe In Diesel Submarines?
Diesel engines need air to function, so at first glance the idea of putting them into submarines might seem ridiculous. But diesel subs are actually a widespread, time-tested technology. So how do they work? Josh explains the science behind them.
shows Why Men Love Reddit
As the not-so-old Internet saying goes, "women are from Pinterest and men are from Reddit," but what is it about the aggregator that attracts the masculine masses?
shows 10 Disgusting Food Facts: Part 2
Pink slime in your meat? Check. Maggots in your mushrooms? Yes, please! Find out what else is dwelling in the food supply as Julie takes you through part two of the disgusting food facts tour.
shows Why do we get brain freeze?
We all know what an ice cream headache feels like. Lauren's here to explain why they happen. It involves temperature (duh), nerves and lots of blood.
shows Saying No to Sex
If you don't want to have sex with someone, that doesn't mean you're a terrible, uptight person. Cristen talks about learning how to say no to sex and how it can actually make your sex life better in the long run.
shows 5 Ways Men and Women Kiss Differently
A kiss isn't just a kiss when it comes to scientifically proven sex differences in how men and women make out.
shows Why Straight Guys Hit On Lesbians
A couple lesbians want to know why straight guys don't believe they're gay and think they can turn them hetero, and Cristen waxes "Chasing Amy."
shows Can men be feminists?
Cristen explains the origin of the term "feminism," what it means and whether men are invited to the gender-equality party.
shows Edward Jenner: Smallpox Vaccine
Although forms of vaccination had been discovered thousands of years ago in Asia and Africa, Western Europeans didn't pick up on it until Edward Jenner turned an old wives' tale into the Stuff of Genius.
shows Why Do Some Noises Drive You Crazy?
Do you want to strangle people for chewing gum? Does the crinkle of plastic fill you with inarticulate, homicidal fury? If so, you may suffer from the little-understood condition called 'misophonia'. Join Ben Bowlin to learn more.
shows The Acid Flashbacks of True Detective
In HBO's "True Detective," Detective Rustin Cohle experiences intense acid flashbacks from his past use of LSD. But can hallucinations kick in days, months or even years after a psychedelic substance leaves your body?
shows Stuff to Blow Your Kid's Mind: Volcanoes
What could Earth and pie have in common? Find out as Julie and Robert explain volcanic eruptions -- using their own home-made volcano.
shows The Future of Time
What's the date and time on a planet that has a 700-day year and 14-hour days? As far as we can tell, time is only an illusion and timekeeping was invented to keep people from missing trains.
shows We are Meme Machines
Memes are simply ideas, and at the heart of our human experience is the sharing of ideas. But why do some memes die on the vine? And what does any of this have to do with technology and the singularity?
shows Computers That Think Like Humans
In a world of brain-inspired machine intelligence, computers of the future will no longer require programming - you'll just need to teach them!
shows Where's the best place to sit in a movie theater?
When it comes to where you should sit in a movie theater to get the best experience, it's mostly a matter of preference. Except when it comes to sound. Find out why -- and where you should sit -- in this episode.
shows Could We Live Underwater?
In the future, will underwater resorts provide the ultimate form of relaxation? Much like living in space, there are many life support challenges to consider!
shows Louis Braille and Braille
Learn how Louis Braille invented the system that sparked Helen Keller to say, "we the blind are as indebted to Louis Braille as mankind is to Gutenberg."
shows This Day in History: Cesar Chavez, Crayolas & Bunsen Burners
Today marks the creation of the Crayola crayon and honors both the inventor of the Bunsen burner and the legendary labor organizer Cesar Chavez. Plus, all is revealed in the series finale, guest-starring Ben Bowlin.
shows Erno Rubik and the Rubik's Cube
As a professor in Budapest, Erno Rubik had a pretty swell day job -- but his hobby was even more fascinating. Tune in and learn how Erno Rubik's hobby became the brain-teasing Stuff of Genius that baffles millions in this episode.
shows We're Only Getting Younger: Regenerative Medicine
The average human life span is constantly increasing but we still don't fully understand the science behind age expectancy. Modern medical technologies could reverse our aging process - but is this a good thing?
shows Stuff to Blow Your Kid's Mind: Gravity
Gravity is the force that holds us on the planet -- but how does it actually work? Join Robert and Julie as they explain how gravity works, and make a handy experiment to demonstrate gravity's effects.


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The 3rd International @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 16th International Cloud Expo - to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY - announces that it is now accepting Keynote Proposals. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the most profound change in personal and enterprise IT since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago. All major researchers estimate there will be tens of billions devices - computers, smartphones, tablets, and sensors - connected to the Internet by 2020. This number will continue to grow at a rapid pace for the next several decades.
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The Internet of Things is not new. Historically, smart businesses have used its basic concept of leveraging data to drive better decision making and have capitalized on those insights to realize additional revenue opportunities. So, what has changed to make the Internet of Things one of the hottest topics in tech? In his session at @ThingsExpo, Chris Gray, Director, Embedded and Internet of Things, discussed the underlying factors that are driving the economics of intelligent systems. Discover how hardware commoditization, the ubiquitous nature of connectivity, and the emergence of Big Data a...
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Almost everyone sees the potential of Internet of Things but how can businesses truly unlock that potential. The key will be in the ability to discover business insight in the midst of an ocean of Big Data generated from billions of embedded devices via Systems of Discover. Businesses will also need to ensure that they can sustain that insight by leveraging the cloud for global reach, scale and elasticity.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that IDenticard will exhibit at SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. IDenticard™ is the security division of Brady Corp (NYSE: BRC), a $1.5 billion manufacturer of identification products. We have small-company values with the strength and stability of a major corporation. IDenticard offers local sales, support and service to our customers across the United States and Canada. Our partner network encompasses some 300 of the world's leading systems integrators and security s...
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IoT is still a vague buzzword for many people. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Mike Kavis, Vice President & Principal Cloud Architect at Cloud Technology Partners, discussed the business value of IoT that goes far beyond the general public's perception that IoT is all about wearables and home consumer services. He also discussed how IoT is perceived by investors and how venture capitalist access this space. Other topics discussed were barriers to success, what is new, what is old, and what the future may hold. Mike Kavis is Vice President & Principal Cloud Architect at Cloud Technology Pa...
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Cloud Expo 2014 TV commercials will feature @ThingsExpo, which was launched in June, 2014 at New York City's Javits Center as the largest 'Internet of Things' event in the world. The next @ThingsExpo will take place November 4-6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center, in Santa Clara, California. Since its launch in 2008, Cloud Expo TV commercials have been aired and CNBC, Fox News Network, and Bloomberg TV. Please enjoy our 2014 commercial.
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The Story: Domino gets in deep with the Assassins Guild and The Hand forcing Wolverine to clean up her mess. My Thoughts:This three issue mini-series is written by Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost. Both of which are two of my favorite writers, especially when it comes to the X-Men. Their recent run on X-Force has been remarkable on so many levels. Now they team up together for a fun mini-series centering around Wolverine and Domino. As you can tell from the title, this comic is all about sex an...3 out of 3 found this review helpful.
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When I was reading Grant Morisson's New X-Men, I remember one of the issues when Domino and Wolverine were on a mission and there was this huge sexual tension between them. Well, this miniseries takes place some time after that. The artwork is BEAUTIFUL and goes very well with the content of the miniseries. It's got this great macabre humor and I really enjoyed reading it.My only complaint. It seems to be over before it starts.If you like the X-Men, you're a mature reader, and you like dark humo...0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
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Rockford volunteers use their green thumbs to brighten up the southwest side neighborhoods with fresh, healthy, homegrown food. Last May, Comprehensive Community Solutions, Inc. (CCS), presented its Southwest Rockford community garden at Booker Washington Community Center.
The garden is 3,200 square feet and is filled with flourishing vegetables. The Booker Washington Community Center donated the space, which is now filled to the brim with corn, squash, spinach, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, okra, radishes and assorted herbs like mint and basil.
The garden was established in collaboration with Angelic Organics Learning Center (AOLC), Booker Washington Community Center, Eco-Advocates, South West Ideas for Today and Tomorrow (SWIFTT), and Tinker Swiss Cottage Museum.
Participants from CCS's program for disadvantaged young people, YouthBuild and community volunteers will maintain the southwest garden.
So far, YouthBuild has had more than 80 volunteers work 400 hours of gardening. The seeds for the beautiful gardens are either purchased from a local farmers' market or donated.
Other institutions planting community gardens include Eco-Advocates, SWIFTT, and Tinker Swiss Cottage.
SWIFTT is a membership-based, non-profit economic and community development organization working to attract and retain businesses and services to improve the quality of life for people who live and work in southwest Rockford. The SWIFTT garden has a variety of flowers, vegetables and herbs.
Eco-Advocates is a vocational preparatory program on green jobs and urban agriculture for young adults facing barriers in employment. To date, Eco-Advocates has produced two different gardens—the first is solely tomatoes while the second is filled with growing herbs and spices.
Tinker Swiss Cottage Museum and Gardens has three different plots. The Railroad and Heirloom Vegetable gardens have a combination of flowers, vegetables and herbs. The restored Victorian Rose Garden is filled with more than 23 different kinds of antique roses.
After hours of researching and organizing the gardens, the seeds are planted and nurtured. The few setbacks so far include pesky Japanese beetles and water hoses that can actually reach the plants.
What happens to all the delicious vegetables? Produce is either donated to local food pantries or sold at farmers' markets. The profit from the sale of the food either comes back to the program or is given to its hard-working volunteers.
Dan Danielowski, assistant executive director for CCS said, "We would like to give our students and participants the opportunity to see some profit for their work." Volunteers are more than welcome to their fair share of tasty veggies, too!
The purpose of these gardens is to close the distance that stands between low-income populations and healthy, locally-grown food. The gardens will supply fresh food and provide urban agriculture training to all participants.
To assist with gardening, call Antar Baker at (815) 963-6236, ext. 246.
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Red Sox designate Grady Sizemore for assignment, recall Garin Cecchini from Pawtucket
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The comeback tour for Grady Sizemore is over.
An industry source told Alex Speier of WEEI.com that the Red Sox designated the outfielder for assignment to clear a roster spot for third baseman Garin Cecchini. After a strong spring training, Sizemore struggled to find consistency at the plate, hitting .216/.288/.324 with two home runs, 15 RBIs, 10 doubles, two triples and five stolen bases in 185 at-bats over 52 games.
Cecchini makes his second trip to the majors this season. He made his major league debut on June 1, going 1-for-2 with a double and an RBI. So far this season in Pawtucket, Cecchini has hit .263/.344/.329 with two homers, 24 RBIs, eight doubles and eight stolen bases.
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It looks like it will fragment. I need ammo that will breach barriers and go through a goblins clothing. Some idiot is not going to hide behind a light barrier with a leather coat on and hurt me or the people I love.
Nothing in the affairs of men is worthy of great anxiety - Plato
Mmmm, can their online commercial be believed? Says the thing weighs 92 grains, doesn't seem like much. Also looks flimsy. That will go through a cinder block, windshields, plywood & sheetrock?
If it is solid copper it will hold together better than jacketed lead.
On second thought!http://bearingarms.com/g2-researchs-r-i-p-is-the-last-round-youll-ever-need-um-no/
Isaiah 53:5 But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed.
They have some on GB. At this price, I'm out!http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=389301619
Despite the nay-sayers and adverse opinions, the only way to know how this new ammo would work is to get some and try testing it yourself. It does look interesting, and I am certainly willing to do some testing, assuming I can find some a LOT LESS than the $214 they want on Gunbroker! Yikes!
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I am going to take the "Let's wait and see" approach. Anybody here remember "Black Rhino" ammo? No, not Black Talon. Big hoopla- a hit in a finger means instant death, shoots thru body armor and main battle tanks yada yada yada. Disappeared faster than doughnuts at a Weight Watchers meeting.
Now, there are a couple of hurdles. One being- this weighs HOW much? Travels HOW fast? and gets HOW much penetration? Sorry- that is a physics equation- and the equation does not balance.
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
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Defense Technology International will cover all branches of the military, using "Aviation Week & Space Technology's" reporting on aerospace technology and programs. "Creating a dedicated information source focused on current and emerging defense technologies is a natural progression from our leadership position in aviation and aerospace," said Kenneth E. Gazzola, Aviation Week Group exec VP-publisher. "The launching of Defense Technology International will expand our reach beyond our existing leadership position in aviation and aerospace," Gazzola added.
Aviation Week Group is the largest multimedia information and services provider to the global aviation and aerospace industry, and includes publications such as "Aviation Week & Space Technology," "Aviation Daily," "Overhaul & Maintenance," "Aerospace Daily & Defense Report," "ShowNews," "Homeland Security," "The Weekly of Business Aviation," "Business & Commercial Aviation," and the "World Aviation Directory & Aerospace Database."
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Classical songstress Katherine Jenkins has announced her engagement to boyfriend Andrew Levitas. The 33-year-old star first went public with her relationship with the American artist a month ago when he accompanied her to Buckingham Palace...Entertainment Wise 2014-04-21
Katherine Jenkins has again said that she did the right thing when she publicly denied having an affair with David Beckham. The singer posted a message on Twitter last...Digital Spy 2012-09-11
Katherine Jenkins has denied that she had an affair with David Beckham. Rumours emerged on Twitter this week that David had cheated on wife Victoria Beckham with Jenkins...Digital Spy 2012-08-24
Max Clifford has said that Katherine Jenkins should not have posted on Twitter to deny rumours of an affair with David Beckham. The PR boss told Heat that the series of...Digital Spy 2012-08-29
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Katherine Jenkins West Country concert announced for the summer. Superstar diva, Katherine Jenkins OBE has announced a special concert this summer, appearing at Westonbirt Arboretum as part of the Forestry Commission's Forest Live concert calendar. Katherine Jenkins is the world's most prolific classical crossover artist. In 2003 she signed the biggest-ever recording contract...Music News 2014-01-14
Katherine Jenkins has been confirmed as the host of a new series on Classic FM. The singer presents the first of her 12-part weekly show The Katherine Jenkins Collection on the station on Sunday, June 9 at 9pm. "I've listened to Classic FM for years, and the station has been a great friend to me throughout my career - so I'm delighted to now be joining the team as a presenter,"...Digital Spy 2013-04-04
Update: A rep for singer Katherine Jenkins has issued a statement addressing false reports of a David Beckham affair. "The rumours of Katherine and David Beckham having an affair are 100 per cent false," a rep for Jenkins told "Katherine has endured months of abusive tweets and messages accusing her of having an affair with David Beckham," the rep continued. "Some going as far...NZ Herald 2012-08-28
Katherine Jenkins has defended her decision to publicly address false reports of an affair with David Beckham. The classical singer took to Twitter last month to "absolutely deny" the "horrible rumours" that she had embarked on a fling with the footballer, who has been married to Victoria Beckham since 1999. Jenkins received death threats in the wake of her post and was...Digital Spy 2012-09-06
Katherine Jenkins has already put away her dancing shoes and went home. The runner up of Dancing With the Stars in America has returned to England for a much bigger spotlight that had the world looking at her. On Saturday she was at the Epsom Downs Racecourse in the middle of the field performing God Save the Queen. Kicking off the Jubilee weekend in England, Katherine Jenkins...The Examiner 2012-06-03
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Katherine Jenkins (born 29 June 1980) is a Welsh lyric mezzo-soprano. She is a classical-popular crossover singer who performs across a spectrum of operatic arias, popular songs, musical theatre and hymns.
After winning singing competitions in her youth, Jenkins studied at the Royal Academy of Music, modelled and taught voice. She came to wide public attention in 2003 when she sang at Westminster Cathedral in honour of Pope John Paul II's silver jubilee. Since 2004, she has released numerous albums that have performed well on UK and foreign charts. In both 2005 and 2006, her albums received Classic Brit Awards as Album of the Year. She has also been seen widely in concert, including concerts for UK troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, and has sung at sporting events, on television shows and in support of many charities. In Spring 2012, she competed on the US television show Dancing with the Stars, finishing in second place, behind NFL Super Bowl champion Donald Driver.
Jenkins was born in Neath, Wales, where she and her sister Laura were raised by their parents Selwyn John and Susan. She has half-sisters from her father's first marriage, neither of whom she has met.[citation needed]