text:
Rainbow Fire Packets
Share this
Enjoy some awesome chemical reactions as heat lets different elements react in a brilliant display of color. Can be used indoors and outdoors and constantly changes color for an awesome effect.Check it out
Enjoy some awesome chemical reactions as heat lets different elements react in a brilliant display of color. Can be used indoors and outdoors and constantly changes color for an awesome effect.Check it out
These silicone pop molds create delicious frozen treats in fun robot shapes. You can change the popsicle handles and sleeves to make four unique designs. Plus, they're BPA-free and dishwasher safe!Check it out
Stir up some excitement about cocktail chemistry at your next party! After a long day of scientific experiments, you deserve to sit back and enjoy a delightfully refreshing libation in your laboratory. Cheers!Check it out
Starry starry night... Pour in hot liquid and watch the constellations appear in the night sky! Reveal 12 constellations, including Cassiopea, Perseus, Saggitarius, Hercules, Andromeda, Scorpius, and more!Check it out
Charge your Apple iPhone or iPad in style with this brand new LED lightning charger that shows electricity pulsating through the cable! It charges your iOS devices quickly and looks mind-blowingly amazing.Check it out
Billions of neurons are working like crazy right now so you exist. Your brain is amazing! Check out this cool coaster set that "dissects" a realistic model of the human brain. It's an awesome gift and conversation starter!Check it out
This Galilean thermometer combines style with functionality. As the temperature changes, the included colored glass spheres rise and fall smoothly. Also features a glass Goethe barometer that forecasts the weather!Check it out
Check out these handmade galaxy soaps! They're filled with tiny stars, starburst, plus infinity and make a unique science gift for the geeks in your life or for the trendy space lovers. Made to order for you in Norway!Check it out
Just plug this tentacle into any USB port and watch it wiggle and squirm! It's a great gift for biology fans and the perfect office toy. You'll be stunned by how realistic this moves - anybody who passes by will be amazed!Check it out
Now you can play all of your favorite card games while looking at the constellations. Each card in this standard deck features a custom illustration. The perfect way to geek up your poker games!Check it out
A really fun and functional conversation piece for your desk and also the perfect gift for anybody in medicine and biology. These neon highlighter pens come in a pack of six, each one with a different bright color.Check it out
Get your geek style on with this simple, yet sophisticated pie ti - sorry, pi tie! It looks amazing, is wrinkle resistant, makes a great fashion statement, and is really affordable. A great teacher gift. What are you waiting for?Check it out
Get ready to explore the tiny wonders of the world with this super affordable, 60x zoom microscope for your smartphone! Works with iPhones, Samsung, HTC, and others – just snap it on the camera and start discovering!Check it out
This awesome "Are you overreacting?" "I feel stable" science pillow case is the perfect gift for chemistry fans and people with a sense of humor. If you periodically like chemistry puns, this is the pillow case for you!Check it out
This insulated lunch tote will keep your food cool, prepped, and ready for transplant right into your hungry stomach! It's great for keeping your snacks alive and well on the go. Get ready for jealous looks!Check it out
Add a nice touch to your desk with this awesome, realistic looking astronaut phone stand. It's designed to fit all types of smartphones as well as small tablets. Mission control, get ready for docking!Check it out
This futuristic construction challenge combines engineering and tech to create a crazy, floating version of Jenga! The secret is a magnetic repulsion system which makes everything hover. Addictively fun!Check it out
From the creators of the awesome YouTube science channel come entertaining, irreverent, and totally accessible answers to the questions you never got to ask in science class. Hilarious and fascinating!Check it out
Blast off to extreme heights! This set includes two rockets that can fly to cloud-bursting heights of 1,150 feet. Comes with parachutes, launch pad, controller and more. Get ready for your first test flight.Check it out
Amazing coasters that light up when you put your drink on them. Features the atomic number and isotopic mass of the most stable isotope for each element. The perfect gift for the chemist in your life!Check it out
Wake up the whole world as you drink your coffee and tea! As the liquid cools, detailed graphics reveal how the earth looks from space at different stages of the day. The mug features real, high resolution satellite images.Check it out
This beautiful set of bed sheets and pillow cases uses an innovative printing technology to create incredibly vibrant and rich colors. It's also guaranteed to never fade, retaining the thousands of colors for years to come.Check it out
It doesn't get much cooler than this: Check out the world's first remote controlled paper airplane! Even better? You can fly it via Bluetooth using your smartphone. Want even more? Check out our guide to the best drones!Check it out
Squeeze at your own risk! This awesome Bubonic Plague stress ball changes from a cool blue to a sickly green when squeezed. A really fun and unique gift for medicine students and anybody who's into biology!Check it out
Electric paint is just like any other water-based paint except that it's conductive! This means that you can actually paint wires onto paper, clothes, furniture, walls, and almost anything else you can think of.Check it out
These cookies are out of this world! Choose delicious butter or chocolate shortbread: Either way you get all planets, the Sun, Pluto, stars, and a rocket! They're handmade to order from fresh, all-natural ingredients.Check it out
Feeling sleepy in the morning? We totally get it! This new colored sunrise simulation light wakes you naturally so you start each day feeling amazing! It's inspired by nature's real sunrise and controlled by your iPhone.Check it out
Assemble a reproduction of the clock sketched and invented by Leonardo da Vinci. Just snap together the parts! It's beautiful and intricate, using a pendulum weight as the power source. No battery ever required!Check it out
This cool new bowl features a high-res, realistic image of the surface of the sun. It looks absolutely amazing and is great for entertaining and everyday use. Made from durable melamine for both indoor and outdoor use.Check it out
A page-turner for science-thirsty geeks and drink connoisseurs alike, this book is overflowing with fun facts about our favorite social lubricant. Named a best science book by Amazon. Get drunk – on knowledge!Check it out
It's called thinking glass putty because while you do whatever you want with it, your brain relaxes and opens up to all kinds of creative thinking. Need it? Yes. And you can also knead it. It's so clear, you'll think the can is empty!Check it out
What do you get when you mix waffles, science, and engineering? Freaking amazing food! This non-stick waffle maker bakes super-unique, bubble shaped waffles for that perfect balance of soft and crunchy. Yum!Check it out
These vintage looking Edison bulbs pack ton of tech: They're made from dimmable, energy saving LED lights arranged in a cool fireworks design. Available in three styles, they'll last 25,000+ hours!Check it out
Give your living room a really unique touch of design with this paper animal taxidermy head sculpture! No need to shed any blood of course, just assemble the 75 handmade pieces and watch as your friends' jaws drop!Check it out
Here's the deal: This is hands down the coolest candy we've ever seen. These lollipops have tiny 3D planets inside, which look totally amazing! You get six delicious flavors in each set, all handmade in the USA.Check it out
No matter if today's prescription is espresso or whiskey, these hilarious shot glasses will put a smile on your face! It's the perfect medicine and pharmacy gag gift, made from high quality ceramic.Check it out
Make your feet smile with this faux grass stress-relief mat. Just kick off your shoes and enjoy a gentle foot massage. The included anti-fatigue feature is perfect for standing and sitting desks. Your feet will feel amazing!Check it out
Make four detailed retro ice robots and little robot keys with this silicone ice cube maker. It looks amazing (or should we say cool) in your favorite drinks and will be the perfect ice-breaker and center of attention at any party.Check it out
From the creator of the wildly popular webcomic xkcd, come hilarious and informative answers to absurd hypothetical science questions you probably never thought to ask. Equal parts education and entertainment, this book is unique and fun!Check it out
Do you have shoes you want to protect from dirt, water, and stains? Science is here to save the day! This new hydrophobic protection spray creates an invisible barrier that repels liquids and dirt to protect your shoes.Check it out
Ready for the most unique phone case you can buy? These incredible, handmade cases are filled with real dried flowers. They are available in a huge variety of colors and designs for iPhone, Samsung, and other phones.Check it out
This clever blend of engineering and physics is the next generation of kitchen gloves. The food safe material protects from cuts, scratches, abrasions, and tears while you cook. Very affordable and useful.Check it out
This stunning, polished copper ball is a perfect sphere that measures about two inches in diameter. It feels incredibly smooth and round in your hands and is the perfect desk toy, stress relief ball, and teacher gift.Check it out
This water glass is carefully crafted to remind you of the hydrogen (and twice the oxygen) that makes up most of your body. It's handmade and a really stylish way to enjoy your favorite molecule. Just add water :)Check it out
This unique tabletop sandbox play set is the perfect science and astronomy gift for kids! Though, we really have to admit that us adults had waaaay to much fun playing with it, too. So dig in and get creative!Check it out
Get ready to race your friends! This is the world's smallest drone, but don't let its tiny design fool you. It features an advanced 6-axis design that allows you to easily fly complex maneuvers. Plus, it's unbelievably affordable!Check it out
This 4.5 inch satellite view of our home planet (with cloud cover) fits in your hand - but when put on its stand, it uses solar technology to slowly spin - like magic (scratch that, like science!). The perfect art piece for your desk!Check it out
Ready, set, fire! This is a realistic, wooden replica model of Leonardo da Vinci famous catapult technology. It comes complete with all pieces pre-cut and ready to assemble, plus glue. Tons of fun to build and to shoot!Check it out
You won't believe how cool this LED USB wall charger looks! It comes to life in glowing blue or green and features a smart electricity chip that distributes the current for faster charging of your smartphones and tablets.Check it out
Check out these brand new USPS forever stamps: FINALLY our solar system's planets are available for your letters. They're a limited edition, so hurry and get them quickly while supplies last!Check it out
This ultra-affordable and ultra-compact travel telescope comes in a backpack, ready for your next adventure! It's the perfect beginner telescope and a great gift for astronomy and space fans. Get ready to explore the universe!Check it out
Indulge your inner mad scientist with this unique set of lab shot glasses. Features three mini glasses that showcase fun lab equipment! All of them feature precise measurements for your... ethanol experiments.Check it out
The perfect geek gift for Nomnomnivores! Make your friends roar at the next birthday with this custom made, wooden rolling pin that allows you to print dinosaurs on any dough, including cookies and cakes!Check it out
This custom, limited edition illustration celebrates the amazing Cosmos hosts Carl Sagan and Neil deGrasse Tyson in stylish pixel form. Remember: Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.Check it out
This stunning chrome faucet has built-in, temperature sensitive LED lights so you always know how hot or cold your water is. The best part? They're naturally powered by water flow so no battery is ever required!Check it out
Swap your old ceiling light for a kickass astronaut and space station chandelier! It's really unique, easy to install, and turns your living room, bedroom, or childrens' room into a cool homage to space and science!Check it out
This cutting-edge toothbrush merges the antibacterial properties of gold nano particles with the natural whitening properties of bamboo charcoal! Both are built into the bristles for naturally whiter teeth.Check it out
Handmade from fresh wood, jewelry resin and beeswax, this ring is an incredibly novelty gift! It features a beautiful, miniature landscape showing a snowy forest scene. You can find many other designs here!Check it out
This ceramic watermelon shark bowl will add jaw-dropping, focus-grabbing fun to your next party or BBQ! It looks absolutely real, just like a watermelon (but with some extra bite). The perfect science teacher gift idea!Check it out
What's it like in space? Find out in this book which features incredible stories from astronauts that have actually been there. Each page is accompanied by playful, captivating illustrations that bring it all to life!Check it out
Check out this set of six incredibly detailed glass coasters. Stack them up in the proper order to form a complete, anatomically correct human heart! If you love biology and science, you've just found the perfect coasters!Check it out
Love to live on the edge and take things to the limit? We totally get it! Well, if you're brave enough, than these adult shark slippers can't wait to roam through your living room with you. Totally unique and fintastic!Check it out
We love (and hate) this crazy 3D cube puzzle: It's so much fun, but also really challenging. It's great for just taking a break and for some intelligent stress relief. Comes with six levels of increasing difficulty. Can you beat it?Check it out
Ready for a blood bath? This ultra realistic bag of blood shower gel is the perfect gift for medical students and people who love crazy products. It's cherry scented and comes in a transfusion bag with hanger.Check it out
Strengthen your math muscles! This fun clock marks each hour with a simple math problem. It's a timely decoration for a geeky apartment and the perfect gift for any math fan. Better get one before time runs out!Check it out
What's thinking putty you ask? It stretches like rubber and bounces like a ball, but it never dries out or crumbles. It's part toy, part stress reliever, and entirely addictive. Plus, it looks like the colors of outer space!Check it out
Put your favorite tea into this stainless steel scuba diver and off he goes submerging in hot water. This unusual gift for ocean and marine biology fans also comes with a food-grade silicone raft drip tray and a buoy. So fun!Check it out
If you're like us you can't get enough of astronomy. Now you can show your love for space with these fashionable, knee high cosmos socks! Comfy and cool constellations await - what's not to love? A really unique gift idea.Check it out
If you're looking to take your beverages and cocktails to the next level, then this unique product is for you! Make two creep-tastic ice cube skulls that will be a huge hit at your next party or poker night! Tip: Add cranberry!Check it out
There's a reason why bees use hexagon honeycomb structures for their hives: They're one of nature's most effective ways to maximize storage space while minimizing material. Now you can bring nature's engineering home.Check it out
This desk lamp is part engineering and part art! It's made of four millimeter thin acrylic glass and ultra-bright LED lights, shaped into an incredible looking 3D design! Customize the look with seven included colors.Check it out
Looking for a unique kite for the park or beach? This it it! This hilarious octopus is a skilled flyer, flapping its tentacles while drifting through the air above you. It's really fun to fly and will definitely draw a crowd!Check it out
Grow dozens of dazzling crystals and conduct 15 fun experiments with this stunning kit. Grow different shapes, mold your own geode, grow a rainbow of custom colors, or simply try to grow one massive crystal.Check it out
This is a scientifically accurate, 1/10 scale model of the Tyrannosaurus Rex's fearsome skull. Every detail is hand painted, making it the perfect gift for science fans. It's museum quality, it's affordable, and it's really epic!Check it out
What do you get when you mix modern design, engineering, and aerospace grade carbon fiber? This bad boy! It's the ultimate wallet for engineers, scientists, and everybody who loves minimalist design.Check it out
This engineering wonder let's you touch hot materials up to 932°F! It's made out of an advanced blend of Kevlar, Aramid, Nomex ,and Silicone. It's so tough that it's even cut resistant. Turn your hands into superheroes!Check it out
Give your geek gifts and packages some spine! Crazy long, this 1,000 inch (25 meters) spool of backbone tape contains 2475 vertebrae with which you can decorate and customize any surface or box. So cool!Check it out
The Great White Shark first swam Earth's waters 16 million years ago and evolution has not changed it. See the inner workings of the planets most perfect predator in the safety of your own home with this 13" model.Check it out
Featuring 10 different designs, this high resolution glass set includes all the planets of our solar system, the Sun, and Pluto. The perfect gift or conversation piece for your next astronomy themed party!Check it out
These ultra-realistic models take discovering anatomy to a whole new level. Each one contains dozens of detachable parts that let you explore the inner workings of humans and many animals.Check it out
The coolest ice cubes you will ever see (32 degrees)! Utilizes high-tech iceberg technology to keep your polar animals afloat. Just remember, Polar bears do not live in Antarctica, but our friends the penguins do.Check it out
If you're looking for a fun new pair of socks that show off your love for science and biology, this is it! This pair showcases the human body's anatomical structure - all while looking seriously cool on your feet.Check it out
Get clean with a little prehistoric fun and give your bathroom some bite. This 3D printed dinosaur skulls spews water right from its mouth and fits any shower! Pretty much the coolest way to get ready in the morning.Check it out
Top off your cocktails with a couple hexagon ice cubes and show off your bartending skills. This hexagon ice cube tray makes 720° shapes with 32° water, if you know what we mean. Looks really cool in any drink.Check it out
Turn your cat (or dog) into the king of all animals with this hilarious lion mane! Just put it on and close the velcro under the chin, done. If you love biology (or just your kitty), this is the best party costume ever.Check it out
Yes, it's freaking incredible: This lightweight jacket includes 3/4 miles of fiber optic cables and LEDs! It's the coolest jacket we've ever seen. Switch between four colors and keep it on for 8 hours on a single charge!Check it out
Ready to turn your wall into a gigantic view of Earth and outer space? This peel and stick wall mural is easy to install and remove, just reposition it as often as you want. Comes in different sizes that fit any wall.Check it out
Get ready to have the coolest bathroom you've ever seen! This incredible astronaut shower curtain uses a new, digital printing technology for rich, vibrant colors that are 100% waterproof. It looks amazing!Check it out
This engineering marvel is made from a continuous steel band that can snap from flat into a complicated vortex in a second! Let it travel along your arm or quickly transfer from arm to arm. A memorizing science gift!Check it out
Keep appointments and intrigue with this mysterious two-in-one functional accessory: It's half calendar, half magnifying glass and shows you the accurate date all the way to the 2050s! Plated in beautiful, golden brass.Check it out
A microscope the size of a lighter, this is as cool as it gets. This little guy packs an incredibly powerful 60 - 100x magnification with built-in LED light. Great for science education and geeks of all types.Check it out
These awesome "Remove Before Flight" security tags can be found in NASA spaceships and experimental planes. They protect vital switches and instruments from pilot error. Now you can rock them as a keychain!Check it out
Discovered in 1873 by Sir William Crookes, this device allows you to turn solar power into kinetic energy without photovoltaics. Works with sunlight, flashlights, and more! Perfect to add a classy touch to your desk.Check it out
It's the periodic table - Middle Ages edition! All the nobles, uhm, noble gases have gathered: Xe, Ne, Kr, Rn, Ar, and even He. This ultra-soft, 100% cotton shirt is perfect for science fans and chemistry geeks!Check it out
This awesome clock and calendar combination photo-realistically replicates the phases of the moon with a dark shield that rotates around a
realistic image of the moon's surface. Looks absolutely awesome!
This fun book explores the dizzying array of herbs, flowers, trees, fruits, and fungi that humans have, through ingenuity, inspiration, and sheer desperation, contrived to transform into alcohol. Cheers!Check it out
This lightweight dinnerware orbits from picnic to dinner party - wherever adventure takes you! A set of eight melamine plates featuring detailed watercolor portraits of the planets in our solar system!Check it out
This is what you get when you apply chemistry to food! Impress your guests with spectacular dishes such as mint caviar beads that burst in the mouth, chocolate spaghetti, lemon foam or tzatziki spheres. Tons of fun!Check it out
Why not turn your kitchen into a laboratory and experiment with spices and herbs? This set comes with 14 chemistry inspired spice containers, a large flask for oil, plus a metal rack to hold them all. Really cool!Check it out
These hilarious ceramic shot glasses are shaped like tiny toxic waste barrels! No matter if you're enjoying a drink or a shot of great espresso, this set will manage to entertain you. So pick your poison and cheers!Check it out
This is probably the most unique dress you've ever seen! It's handmade, stretchy, stylish, and most importantly comes to life at night with colorful galaxy colors that glow in the dark! Find more glowing clothing here.Check it out
Keep track of all your adventures and research trips around the world with this easy-to-assemble scratch off globe. Details of each country emerge when you scratch off the gold foil. A really fun and unique gift idea!Check it out
Measuring only 1 inch x 0.7 inches this tiny technological marvel is powered by solar energy. Let it speed around your desk or living room and race against your friends (you get 5 of them!). Works with sunlight and indoor lights.Check it out
Plug this tiny astronaut into any USB port and position it to float above your laptop or desk. It provides the perfect amount of light to work at night. Plus, it looks amazing in the darkness - the perfect gift for space fans!Check it out
This strange, golden putty is infused with special with particles that come alive when exposed to a strong magnetic field. Use the included neodymium cube magnet and watch it dance and move!Check it out
Can you take the globe apart and place all the pieces back together? This super fun brain teaser puzzle, attributed to famous mathematician and inventor Galieo Galilei (1564-1642) offers hours of mind-bending fun.Check it out
Project ultra realistic aurora borealis and nebular lights onto your ceiling or wall. Create a relaxing and beautiful atmosphere in your living room and chose from eight light projection modes and colors based on your mood.Check it out
Handmade with acrylic shells, this high resolution globe shows the solar system's largest planet, including its Great Red Spot. It spins, powered by ambient light and the earth's magnetic field - no batteries required!Check it out
If you're like us, mornings are always more fun with a nice, warm cup of tea. Now you can make it in style with this sleepy sloth infuser made from BPA-free silicone. It'll hang patiently in your cup to make you smile!Check it out
Ready to have the coolest backpack around? Just like a black hole this one has tons of hidden storage space: Two big interior pockets, a laptop compartment, and a zipper bag for your keys, pens, and more.Check it out
Yup, these slippers are crazy awesome! They're the perfect gift for your favorite armchair psychologist and everybody else who likes to have fun. We guarantee, this is the most unique thing they've ever owned, so fun!Check it out
Looking for a way to make your mornings more fun? This color coordinated shower curtain looks cool and shows you all chemical elements. What is the formula for morning "coffee"? CoFe2Check it out
Be amazed by the wonders of our universe every time you reach for your money. This leather wallet is handmade in the USA and features spectacular cosmic colors and design. Can be customized with your initials!Check it out
You can now be a beverage chemist in the comfort of your own home. Infuse your favorite drinks with fruit and spices, or simply make a great cup of tea. Made of glass with silicone top. A great gift for the chemist in your life.Check it out
Need to dig up a cool, geeky gift? Look no further than these awesome ice-cold fossils! Includes two food-grade silicone ice trays: T-Rex and Triceratops! Create an ice age in your freezer or use them as Jell-O molds.Check it out
Fashionable science, Bill Nye style. This chemistry bow tie features a colorful periodic table design printed on white, 100% cotton. Perfect for work, college, school, and fancy occasions. Handmade in sunny California.Check it out
This awesome and super unique suit is features anatomically correct muscles that show off your body's awesome insides. It's perfect for Halloween but also for the gym or for cycling. Get ready for extra attention!Check it out
Named after Galileo Galilei who discovered the principle on which this thermometer is based: That the density of a liquid changes in proportion to its temperature. Watch its colorful glass balls rise and fall.Check it out
What happens when you bombard clear acrylic with electrons from a linear particle accelerator? You create beautiful, one-of a kind sculptures that "capture lightning." Each fern-like pattern is unique.Check it out
Chemistry experiments you can eat and drink! Use cabbage to make fizzy drinks, create color changing foaming jelly, cook up polymer pudding and much more! An awesome introduction to chemistry.Check it out
Turn any smartphone into an epic telescope with 18x magnification! It's perfect for nature photography, moon photos, and landscapes. The lens can also be used separately as a binocular on your next adventure.Check it out
Beep, beep. Go retro, beep. This fun stand holds your smartphone or tablet while it charges and adds a geeky touch to your desk. It's made by a design firm in Japan and features tons of cool, colorful details.Check it out
This impressive astronomy timepiece from our friends at WatchDesign features a breathtaking view of the night sky on a rotating constellation disc. See the entire planisphere for the northern hemisphere.Check it out
What's better than stargazing? Watching the stars in unique, glow-in-the-dark astronomy underwear! It looks cool during the day, but at night it really starts to shine. The perfect gift for geeky girls who like science!Check it out
Turn any pair of shoes into the life of the party with these glowing LED shoelaces! Chose from seven colors and wear them anywhere (they're weatherproof!). Very affordable and glows for 55 hours with one battery.Check it out
As long as the sun is around (so another 5 billion years) you'll never run out of battery for your phone again. This high-tech charger works anywhere and is the perfect useful tech gadget for your next adventure.Check it out
This handmade soap is the perfect gift for people who love science and chemistry! It smells amazing and the "radioactive" element soap bars even glow in the dark. All-natural, vegan, hypoallergenic, and very unique.Check it out
Tired of dull knifes? Engineering to the rescue! This cutting-edge (pun intended) knife block set has built-in ceramic sharpeners which sharpen your knifes before every use! You'll never use normal knifes again.Check it out
This custom 3D printed cookie cutter makes amazing looking atom cookies with cool electron details. They're made from food-safe plastic and will be a huge hit at your next party. Find even more science cookie cutters here.Check it out
This awesome origami book shows you how to easily fold prehistoric favorites such as a brooding Brontosaurus, feisty Triceratops, menacing T. Rex, and ravaging Pterosauria. Tons of fun and includes everything you need.Check it out
Hi! I'm your new Marimo Cladophora Ball, or Moss Ball. I am a rare algae that only forms in a few lakes in Iceland, Scotland, and Japan. Many cultures consider me good luck and I'm very easy to care for. See you soon!Check it out
Everybody loves LEGO! This classic key chain shows off your love for science, space, and having fun with an exclusive, vintage astronaut figure that's no longer available for purchase anywhere else. A great gift!Check it out
Look up to the starry sky! This set of 10 handmade and super delicious lollipops bursts with flavor and color. Pretty much the coolest candy we've ever seen! Tip: Check out the best telescopes to see real galaxies!Check it out
Check out this ultra realistic X-ray suit! It shows every detail of the human body. Wilhelm Röntgen would love it! Oh yeah, and needless to say: It's also the absolute best skeleton costume in the world!Check it out
Ferrofluids are addictively fun to play with. They form liquid spikes when exposed to magnets which produce unique patterns, shapes, and behaviors. Plus, this rare edition comes in a beautiful gold color!Check it out
This cool cryptex lock secures up to 64GB of your data. Only those with the right combination can unlock it. It's an ingenious design from our friends at SDI which combines cryptology, math, and engineering into an awesome gift.Check it out
This beautifully illustrated tabletop exhibit of our universe is really fascinating. It's a one-of-a-kind book that packs a ton of knowledge into short paragraphs. Tip: You can find even more science books here!Check it out
We love this watch because it's smart, fashionable, and incredibly affordable. For just a few bucks you can wear a beautiful homage to our solar system right on your wrist! Style meets geekyness, what's not to like?Check it out
What is endless fun, improves hand-eye coordination, and is difficult to master? The Perplexus Epic! If you've never tried this, you've got to check it out. It's a 3D maze that you guide a small ball through. Infuriatingly fun!Check it out
This glass paperweight shows the beautiful layout of our solar system. Perfect for your office desk or at home and also an amazing gift for astronomy fans (it comes packaged in a high-end gift box with foil print).Check it out
Own a piece of history! Explorers and surveyors used sextants to calculate latitude and longitude which allowed them to navigate and discover the world. This is a high end, gift-boxed 18th-century replica.Check it out
Relieve stress and unleash your creativity with these 160 stainless steel, magnetic balls. Make endless combinations, they'll stick together in any shape you create. The perfect science desk toy!Check it out
Get the award-winning LifeStraw water filter, used by millions around the world! Based on cutting edge science, it removes 99.99% of waterborne bacteria and parasites,. Perfect for your next adventure in nature!Check it out
This reversible sand timer puts a spin on the timeless design by using iron filaments and a base with a magnet for a mesmerizing effect. Use your imagination and create different mini sculptures. So fun!Check it out
What do you get when you combine Potassium, Nitrogen, Iodine, and Iron? a KNIFe, of course! This stainless steel, knife with laser-engraved rosewood handle is the sharpest geek gift for chemistry and science fans!Check it out
Do you periodically dream of chemistry? We totally get it! Now you can sleep in geeky style with this cool periodic table of elements chemistry pillow case. Super soft and super stylish. Sweet dreams!Check it out
If you love coffee and tea as much as we do, you'll get this necklace. It shows the beautiful caffeine molecule (the formula is C8H10N4O2). Wear the world's most popular central nervous system stimulant with style!Check it out
Rediscover this classic science desk art piece known as the asteroid. It's a nearly perpetual motion kit that slowly revolves on your desk. Extremely mesmerizing and eye-catching, this will keep you watching for hours.Check it out
By bringing science to food-minded people and food to science-minded people this entertaining book provides answers to why ingredients and recipes work the way they do. Really enchanting, funny, and informative.Check it out
This phone case is special: It features an exclusive 3D textured print that you can actually feel! The vibrant colors show of high resolution images of constellations, captured by the Hubble Space Telescope. Amazing!Check it out
Scary! This costume is so awesome, we barely have words for it. Turn your pooch into a fearsome, horned Triceratops who's sure to be the center of attention! Look at that predatory expression on his face.Check it out
Don't be fooled - this isn't an ordinary bag of coal - it's soap disguised in a creative avatar! Made from all-natural, plant-based ingredients, it's a really coal gift for anybody that likes unique ideas and science!Check it out
These little rice ball molds make it easy to design tiny rice penguins. Use the included stencils to quickly cut out the penguins' features from seaweed sheets or other foods. Your friends and family will love this unique gift!Check it out
This cosmic paperweight is handmade by an artist who uses laser beams to make tiny stars: Each laser pulse passes through the glass except at its focal point, where the concentrated energy creates a bright star.Check it out
Clouds are not just an amazing subject of scientific inquiry but also beautiful to look at. Now you can bring them inside to create a dreamy ambiance. Handmade to order, they will take your ceiling decor to new heights!Check it out
Do you love engineering and detailed mechanical masterpieces? Then this amazing, functional wooden clock kit is for you! Build it from the 100 included pieces and get ready to smile with pride when you check the time.Check it out
Remember this? The classic periodic table reference pen is finally back! It's now easier to use and features the entire periodic table on one side, plus a great reference chart on the other. Color coded and endlessly helpful.Check it out
This amazing star projector lets you turn your living room and bedroom into a breathtaking home planetarium. It uses LEDs to show 60,000 stars plus moving shooting stars. Switch projector disks to add new scenes. Amazing!Check it out
The perfect socks for science fans, physics geeks, engineers, students, teachers... well, if you ask us, really for anybody! Show off your love for science and make a geeky fashion statement. Do you know all the formulas?Check it out
Discover the sweet universe with these amazing designer lollipops! Twelve delicious treats featuring Earth, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Mars, the Sun, Neptune, Mercury and three beautiful galaxies. Perfect for parties!Check it out
The smart way to get clean! Three lavish, handcrafted soaps made with the finest quality glycerin, Shea butter, goats milk, cosmetic grade colors and scents. Great as a gift, party favor, or simply to keep for yourself!Check it out
A temporary tattoo of the moon's beautiful phases. Your body is a canvas, so add some design to it! With this moon tattoo you can show off beautiful ink without having to make a lifelong commitment. Super fun!Check it out
Serve your cocktails with scientific flair! Shake, stir, and pour in two configurations: Cocktails from the top or shots from the spout on the side. Made from 100% laboratory grade borosilicate glass - a really unique gift!Check it out
Specially created by LEGO because of popular demand, this amazing replica of the Mars Cuirosity Rover features a six-wheel suspension, articulated robotic arm, and camera attachments. Designed by real NASA engineers!Check it out
Ready to throw a stylish, science-themed party? You'll want these awesome chemistry, beaker wine glasses! They're an amazing conversation starter and handmade in the USA from real borosilicate glass!Check it out
Show off your love of astronomy while you stay warm and cozy with this cool NASA sweatshirt. It's handmade out of ultra-soft cotton for extreme comfort and lasting quality. The perfect teacher gift and sweatshirt for science fans.Check it out
Encased in a hand-blown, crystal-clear glass sphere: Our entire solar system, from Mercury to Neptune (remember, Pluto no longer counts as a planet). The perfect gift for a science teacher, astrologer, or space enthusiast!Check it out
Experiment with this time tested method to forecast the weather. This storm glass reacts to changes in the atmosphere causing it to shift between clear and murky states. The reactions look amazing!Check it out
A sweet and awesome design from the depths of the ocean! These reusable, acrylic toppers look amazing on cakes, cupcakes, and all other deserts. They will make huge waves at your next party. Super fun!Check it out
The most beautiful pillow you'll ever see. Made of carefully engineered fiber optic fabric, it lights up on demand to illuminate your bedroom. It's battery operated and shines for dozens of hours while always staying cool.Check it out
Imagine sleeping in a room full of glow-in-the-dark stars! It's as amazing as the real thing – without the danger of being eaten by bears. Includes 800 shining stars that you can easily stick on your walls.Check it out
Need some light in the darkness of space? This tiny LEGO astronaut is ready to come to the rescue! Just press his chest plate and the build in LED lights up. The perfect astronomy and space key ring accessory.Check it out
What does every desk at the GeekWrapped offices have in common? They all feature this memorizing conversation starter: It's an electronic desk toy that stays in perpetual motion and looks simply incredible.Check it out
Tea, coffee, and chemistry fans - listen up: This high quality borosilicate Erlenmeyer mug is perfect for hot drinks and to store candy or pens. Plus, the wide base prevents it from tipping over. A great gift idea.Check it out
Create super tasty spaceships with these 3D cookie cutters. Each design is baked in separate pieces and then slotted together, so that you can explore a faraway galaxy and then munch each ship for lunch!Check it out
Whoever said beauty's only skin deep never saw your perfect bone structure. Check out these awesome leggings that will show off the intricate skeletal structure of your legs and lower body. Hip, hip, huray!Check it out
The real deal and one of the coolest gifts we've ever seen: A genuine velociraptor claw! It's 75-71 million years old (Cretaceous Period) and was excavated in Montana. Luxuriously pricey but absolute dino-mite!Check it out
Lost your keys, phone, bag, or anything else? No worries, science and engineering are here to come to your rescue! Find any object in seconds with this tiny Bluetooth tracker and the include, free smartphone app.Check it out
Add some prehistoric fun to your living room with these dinosaur table lamps. You get two of them, a fierce T.Rex and a friendly Brachiosaurus. A great and really unique geek gift for dinosaur fans! Also the perfect night light.Check it out
Adult coloring books are a huge trend right now because they're relaxing and fun! This one features 57 scientific patterns ranging from a 4D hyper-cube, to snowflakes, to mathematical spirals! Irresistible doodling fun!Check it out
This flashlight is incredibly powerful: Its brightness is 4,100 Lumens, which is enough power to char wood, fry eggs, and even light a fire! Build from heavy-duty, aircraft-grade aluminum, this is the ultimate geek gadget.Check it out
Alternating current VS. direct current, the battle rages on! No matter if you're a fan of Nikola Tesla, Thomas Edison, or just electricity and physics in general, this shirt will make you (and your friends) smile!Check it out
This vintage Nixie tube clock is the real deal! It's from the cold war era and guaranteed to be at least 30 years old. The clock comes in a stylish, handcrafted Art Deco enclosure made of Teak and Cedar wood.Check it out
Prehistoric party perfection! Easily punch crisp cookie outlines with the cutter, then emboss perfect fossil remains with the included stamper. Bake delicious cookies and dinoscore big at the next birthday!Check it out
One of the finest specimens of a Smilodon Fatalis (saber-toothed cat) from the world famous La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles. A ferocious animal from 10,000 years ago that had massive 11-inch canines. Meow.Check it out
Looking for a gift for an earth science or astronomy lover? This beautiful golden planet earth watch is custom made by hand for each order. Plus, it's waterproof in case you want to take a meteor shower with it.Check it out
This fascinating machine turns almost any food into tiny caviar shaped spheres that look like and taste absolutely amazing. It's super fun and the perfect gift for science loving foodies and curious chefs!Check it out
Curious how smart you are? The average IQ is 85-115, so let's see how you score. This box contains a sealed IQ test designed by leading experts. Just return it in the prepaid envelope and a few days later you'll know.Check it out
Imagine rising into the stillness of a sunrise, gently ascending under a balloon. Floating into the blackness of space at 100,000 feet, you gaze at the curvature of the Earth below. The journey of a lifetime awaits!Check it out
This awesome Schrödinger's Cat coffee and tea mug features two molded cats: One is alive, and one, well ... was alive. Depending on which hand you hold it in one of the two possible states will face you and the other everyone else.Check it out
Get your inner math geek ready, because this Pi dish is the perfect centerpiece or gift for your next party! Put in 3 cookies, 1 candy, 4 pieces of fruit, 1 desert, and 5 nuts and see which one of your friends catches on!Check it out
Pour in a hot beverage and watch the earth's coastlines slowly disappear. Global warming and the resulting rising sea levels threaten the world's ecosystem. This mug is the perfect teacher gift to raise awareness!Check it out
Float like an Astronaut and fly like a superhero! Using a specially modified Boeing 727, parabolic flights are performed to create a weightless environment, allowing you to float, flip, and soar as if you were in space!Check it out
3.14159265359 – OK that's as far as we remember from the top of our heads. This pi/pie plate is a great gift for mathematicians, students, teachers, and anybody who likes numbers. You can have your pi and eat it, too!Check it out
This self-cleaning shirt is made with hydrophobic nanotechnology. The ultra soft, breathable fabric prevents stains from spills and perspiration: All water-based liquids roll right off! Durable and machine washable.Check it out
Science can be so tasty! These fun salt and pepper shakes in the shape of lab flasks are the perfect geek gift for your favorite science fan. They even have a real rubber lab stopper on top. Let the food experiments commence!Check it out
Sometimes you just need a big dose of coffee - and this hilarious prescription mug, made of high quality ceramic, is the perfect way to administer it. A really unique science gift for java fans, doctors, and med students.Check it out
Express your love of science in the kitchen and bake up some really unusual cookies! This set of four metal science cookie cutters includes a test tube, an atom, a flask, and a beaker. Your family and friends will love it!Check it out
Explore the sense of smell's role in taste and enjoy an unforgettable dining experience with these innovative forks. They use twenty-four oil essences to trick your mind into flavor illusions. Food science at its best!Check it out
Inspired by Polish scientist Marie Curie, this chandelier is made from real laboratory test tubes. It provides a great opportunity for visual experiments by creating a variety of color arrangements.Check it out
Winner of the 2013 National Design Award, this watch pairs topographical map design with environmental colors to create an eye-catching terrestrial timepiece. Stainless steel with a silicone wristband for durability.Check it out
Create fun science, animal, and astronomy themed desserts! These molds come in different sizes which allow you to bake amazing creations like the Mars birthday cake shown above. Endless possibilities!Check it out
These crazy jello shot syringes will be a a huge hit at your next party, picnic, or office celebration! A great gift for doctors, medical students, and veterinarians. Comes with 25 reusable syringes. Slurp!Check it out
Get ready for the world's largest moonlight wall sticker which glows in the dark like the real full moon! It uses a high-resolution photograph of the moon to create an incredibly beautiful light show right in your room!Check it out
Evolve your brain power with this dinosaur egg puzzle. This will test your imagination as you attempt to rebuild the egg from its pieces. Inspired by Charles Darwin's theory of the evolution of species.Check it out
The Gömböc is the first known homogenous object with one stable and one unstable equilibrium point – leading it to move and "self-right" spontaneously without being touched. A crazy object for your desk!Check it out
This set of coasters includes five different designs, all of which show real reactions captured in bubble chambers (including the famous discovery of the neutrino)! A really unique gift for physics fans.Check it out
Celebrate the greatest minds in science with these amazing handmade coasters! Features Galileo, Tesla, Sagan, Mendel, Darwin, and Curie. Raise your glass to the people who truly changed the world!Check it out
Put on your adventure outfit and go hunting for real dinosaur bones in the Wyoming, Montana, and South Dakota badlands! Get the chance to find and collect T. Rex teeth, Triceratops bones, and more. Unforgettable!Check it out
Found too many fun gifts on GeekWrapped and want to give them some proper science packaging? We've got you covered with these amazingly vibrant galaxy gift wraps. Handmade and unforgettable!Check it out
This is one of the world's smallest programmable robots, measuring just over one inch in height. But don't let its small size fool you: It's a powerful learning tool that teaches the basics of programming.Check it out
The most romantic science gift in the world: This ring is personalized with the waveform of your or your partner's own voice! It's a new way to literally say YES! The perfect engagement ring or anniversary gift!Check it out
Houston, we are hungry! This rocket shaped cutter works with all kinds of food such as cookie dough, fondant, cheese, biscuit dough, etc. The ideal tool for making the perfect desert for your next science party!Check it out
These ice cream drops are freeze dried using the same process NASA uses for space food. You'll get a tasty combo of chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry micro-dots. Sure to be a hit with space fans and junior astronauts!Check it out
This beautiful, handmade silver necklace showcases DNA's incredible structure. DNA is the molecule that encodes the genetic instructions used in the development and functioning of all known living organisms. GATC!Check it out
See the frog's life cycle up close inside this durable, ultra-clear acrylic block. Includes a real specimen of each of the life cycle stages of this amazing species. A great gift for biology lovers! Ethically collected.Check it out
These ice cube molds are a no-brainer for your next party or dinner. They create fun, anatomically correct ice cubes that will cause a splash at birthdays and on Halloween! Made from high quality silicone.Check it out
DNA Portraits are the world's most personalized form of art. A beautiful showcase of what makes you you. Your personal DNA picture will be as unique as you are: No two prints are ever alike! A great student or teacher gift.Check it out
Ever wondered what you'd look like doing everyday things under an X-ray? This glove protects your hand in the kitchen while giving you a sneak peek at what lies beneath. An amazing housewarming gift!Check it out
Tip one back while musing over the chemistry of your microbrew. This pint glass sports the molecules that give beer its characteristic flavors and refreshing character. It's not a "hoptical" illusion, just laser etching!Check it out
Cook faster and cook better with these flare pans! A world first, these pans were developed by real-life rocket scientists at Oxford University. They use the same thermo-dynamics applied to advanced jet engines!Check it out
The ultimate gift for anybody who likes biology and fish. This ever-changing aquatic habitat is illuminated from below and includes everything to keep your fish healthy and comfortable. Incredibly cool and fun!Check it out
A 3D printed three dimensional projection of the four dimensional hypercube. Wow, that's a mouthful. Want more? OK: A vertex centered almost rhombic dodecahedron. In short – awesome!Check it out
The most amazing gift for nature and botany lovers and anybody with a garden. These mushrooms glow by themselves! You will see them shine even in low light. 100% safe and jaw dropping at night!Check it out
Yes, we're serious – these are real, live fish that actually glow in the dark. Is doesn't get much cooler than watching these amazing creatures swim around in your home at night. Trust us, none of your friends have ever seen this.Check it out
These rare rock specimens from Arizona are electrostatically infused with Titanium to give them otherworldly, vibrant colors. You won't be able to get your eyes off them! Perfect for any desk or living room.Check it out
Recognize this world-famous science achievement? It's the Kitty Hawk with which the Wright brothers made the first controlled, powered airplane flight in North Carolina in 1903. Now you can fly it and rule the skies!Check it out
Make your morning tea an out-of-this-world experience! This little space capsule holds your loose leaf tea while it steeps and the attached astronaut acts as the counterweight. Made from food safe stainless steel.Check it out
Now you can wash with glowing bars of Radium, Uranium and Plutonium (in case you wonder, they are not real). Made with non-toxic, glow-in-the-dark pigments, these soaps are a radiant addition to your bathroom!Check it out
Want to find out what's in your morning coffee? Just take a look at this mug, right out of the laboratory: It has the caffeine molecule printed on its side and is the perfect gift for the chemist or coffee lover in your life.Check it out
Celebrate in style with the beauty of the universe. The perfect bow tie to show off your love for science at weddings, birthdays, and state dinners! Handmade to order, it's also the perfect gift for Bill Nye!Check it out
Defy the laws of physics and overcome gravity itself with this amazing invention. This ground-breaking technology uses an ultrasonic transducer to make objects float in mid-air! You have to see it to believe it.Check it out
Thyme to turnip the beet! This is the perfect gift for the chemist and food enthusiast in your life. A beautiful kitchen knife that shows what elements are in your food. Handmade from stainless steel. Slice, slice baby!Check it out
This quadcopter is one of the smallest in the world and uses a ton of scientific and engineering marvels to fly. It's incredibly fast, stable, and agile, offering hours and hours of high speed fun around the house.Check it out
Celebrate your inner mathematician while satisfying your sweet tooth with this brainy Pi plate. Translating to "I ate some pie," it's also the perfect gift for your favorite number cruncher or math geek!Check it out
Find out what your DNA says about you and your family with this easy DNA test kit. Learn what percent of your DNA is from populations around the world and contact your DNA relatives across continents or across the street.Check it out
Always dreamed of hugging the moon as a child? Now you can with this beautiful moon pillow that glows at night. As it gets dark, the snuggly pillow illuminates your room with a soft, relaxing light.Check it out
Turn your home into a spectacular 3D planetarium! A sleek and modern projector that transforms any wall or ceiling into a starry night sky. Projects beautiful stars that you can watch with the included 3D glasses!Check it out
These edible image lollipops are fun for all ages and provide a unique addition to any event or gift bag (of course you can also just eat them yourself). A handmade treat that will excite your friends and family.Check it out
Transform your garden and driveway. These amazing pebbles are photoluminescent – meaning that with a few minutes of sun exposure they will glow by themselves for 12 hours at night!Check it out
One for you and one for your sweetie! A matching pair of solar system underwear printed with vibrant, glow in the dark ink! Give them a bit of light and they'll glow like crazy. The perfect romantic gift.Check it out
This iPhone case lets you capture and share thermal images and videos easily. See at night to observe wildlife or other warm objects. It blends thermal and visible spectra for great detail and high resolution.Check it out
Naoki Yoshimoto invented this cube when he was researching ways to divide a cube equally. The result is a peculiar polyhedral dyad consisting of eight interconnected cubes that can be divided in many ways. Endless fun!Check it out
The fragile and luminous Dandelight is a delightful little object that marries nature and technology in the most poetic way possible. It uses a real dandelion to create a light-emitting flower that captures spring's beauty.Check it out
Discover the science of mixology and create crazy chemical cocktail concoctions for your next party. Includes beakers, different sized test tubes, stir rod, and metal tray. Start experimenting today!Check it out
Imported from Murano, Italy, the center for the production of Venetian glass, this spectacular necklace showcases the hydrophilic behavior of a cluster of bubbles. Refined, elegant, and unforgettable.Check it out
Orchids are one of the most successful plants with over 26,000 species. That's four times the number of mammal species! Bring their colorful beauty home with this everlasting work of botanical art.Check it out
Stand up and stand out with these premium shoelaces that intensely glow at night. From your running shoes to your favorite pair of sneakers, these laces fit any pair of shoes and will be a huge hit at your next party!Check it out
This hand-blown glow in the dark glass jellyfish paperweight is magnificent from any angle. The jellyfish seems to float in the air! The perfect gift for the marine biologist and ocean lover in your life!Check it out
A Saturn that actually looks like Saturn, with Cassini data used to etch the rings! A Sun with sunspots! Earth and Mars with polar caps, Jupiter with its red spot, and Pluto included, just because! Perfect for your tree or window!Check it out
Make a splash at your next dinner or party with these showstopper one-of-a-kind Agate coasters. Made of genuine agate (a colorful, semiprecious stone), this set is selected for translucency and color. It's also on display at the Smithsonian Institution!Check it out
Take your mixed drinks and cocktails to the next level and learn how to reinvent your favorite margarita: Use science and the art of molecular cuisine to make awesome cocktails that will blow away your friends. Really unique and fun!Check it out
This impressive, handmade chandelier is the perfect artwork to illuminate your living room or office. Made to order by a team of artists, it's available also in gold, white, and brown. Perfect for the botany and biology lover.Check it out
Open up your room to a breathtaking view of our solar system and say goodbye to your dull white wall. Easy to install...just peel & stick, this decal is printed on high quality vinyl using eco-friendly ink.Check it out
Take a look at this absolutely stunning key-ring that allows you to always carry a high res image of deep space with you. Each item is handmade with real glass so that you can keep your keys secure with style.Check it out
This colorful print is a modified version of a vintage science illustration. Perfect for your botanist friends! It's fresh greens and yellows will bring nature inside. A gorgeous handmade decoration for any room.Check it out
Encompassing everything from ancient Greek geometry to quantum physics, this is a remarkable reference book that tells the entire story of science. A visual delight and a triumph of science communication.Check it out
Yum! Perfect for any science themed party or to just keep for yourself. Handmade daily, these one dozen cookies include test tubes, beakers, and atoms – all baked to golden perfection.Check it out
The optical glass sculptures by fine art glass artist Jack Storms are one of a kind. Based on mathematical formulas, they feature incredible detail, making them an instant showpiece in your living room.Check it out
Inspired by the Apollo missions' control panels and the anniversary of the Space Shuttle program, this tie features amazing illustrations from vintage NASA documents. Houston, we have a winner!Check it out
Bring some liquid courage to your next adventurous expedition. This beautiful flask is designed only for serious research, of course. Handmade and printed on high quality vinyl for lasting quality.Check it out
The perfect watch for the particle physicist in your life. Spinning second hand spirals around the watch face, which represents Higgs decaying into other bosons. Japanese quark - oops - quartz movement.Check it out
Journey with astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson through the mysteries that exist beyond our familiar planet. Following the footsteps of the late and great Carl Sagan, TV shows don't get much better than this.Check it out
This elegant geometric pattern is perfect for a science room or lab. Only five solids are Platonic solids in Euclidean geometry. You'll get three sets of all five to adorn your wall! Simple and elegant.Check it out
Discover this extra special science beaker that contains a quartz crystal and.... one of the most magnificent creatures of the sea, a baby octopus! The ultimate gift for any curious collection. Ethically collected.Check it out
Turn any beach day or nature trip into a spectacular show with this enormous 9' x 3' flying eagle. An elaborate frame keeps the wings spread wide and ready for flight. Features detailed print that looks amazing in the sky.Check it out
Got sweets on your mind? Get these colorful chocolate brains filled with rice krispie treats! Freshly made, of course. Why not send your loved ones a gift they will truly enjoy! These are also great for parties!Check it out
With over 50 different parts and 250 individual components, the UNO R3 Ultimate Starter Kit is the set you need if you really want to get into electronics and programming. The best value on the market!Check it out
Mesmerizing and counter-intuitive, the pendulum swings back and forth while the three asterisms spin and twirl through the air. The secret: A hidden electromagnet gives this the illusion of perpetual motion.Check it out
Designed for the future, this amazing LED lamp uses electromagnetic technology to create a mystifying effect: The lamp shade really floats and rotates in the air! Absolutely mesmerizing and fun to watch.Check it out
Toast your newest scientific discovery and mull over the secrets of the molecular world. You know there is alcohol (EtOH to be precise) in your wine, but what else is in it? Find out with this handmade glass.Check it out
The galaxy is a huge place, so make sure you know where you are. Hand screen-printed for premium quality. Available in dozens of different colors, this is the perfect gift for astronomy lovers.Check it out
Take and share amazing pictures of our universe. This adapter is compatible with all smartphones and telescope optics. It can also be used with binoculars, microscopes, and other devices. The perfect geek gift!Check it out
An authentic external combustion Stirling engine that delivers hours of fun! An amazing toy, teaching tool or a conversation piece for your desk. Spectacularly generates energy to power an LED.Check it out
Light up your room with this explosive work of art. Created using real fluid dynamics simulations, this lamp is an amazing centerpiece and also an instant conversation starter. Simply incredible.Check it out
The Tardigrade (also known as the Water Bear) can survive in extreme environments, including outer space. Get your hands on this amazing creature today with this full color 3D print.Check it out
Command an amazing robotic arm to do your bidding around your house or office. The ultimate robotics kit for education and fun. Movements include gripping, twists, rotation and more. Very high quality.Check it out
Experience the wonders of the universe with these beautiful bed sheets. Features new digital printing technology for vibrant and lasting colors that never fade. Absolutely stunning in any bedroom!Check it out
This amazing armband reads the electrical activity of your muscles and the motion of your arm to let you wirelessly control technology with hand gestures. Control music, games, presentations, and moreCheck it out
This build-it-yourself big twin overhead cam V8 has all the thrills and sounds of a real engine. Featuring plenty of chrome and movable parts, this kit allows you to discover how an engine works. Incredibly fun!Check it out
Get the party started! This instant attention grabber is a perfect conversation starter. It puts the rad in radioactive for scientists and science-lovers alike. Pour a cold one – no lab coat required.Check it out
Anatomically designed to hold your blooming greenery. These handmade guys are ready to join you in your garden and proudly display your verdant vegetation wherever you see fit. High quality porcelain.Check it out
Finally, a cutting board that is as exacting in its standards as you are. A multitude of guide lines, different grid sizes, and angles ensure your cuts are absolutely precise. Made of strong bamboo that's easy to clean.Check it out
All eyes will become fixated on this amazing display that defies gravity. It levitates, rotates, and illuminates objects with magnetic induction. Museum quality design make this a must have for your home or office.Check it out
Just add water and watch it erupt instantly. Can be used year-round for snow play, holiday displays, special events, party favors, floral arrangements ... the choices are endless. Plus, it lasts for weeks!Check it out
Ready for the awesome power of science? These Neodymium rare earth magnets are up to 10x stronger than their ceramic counterparts. Triple plated with Nickel and Copper for lasting fun.Check it out
Set up your own chemistry lab with professional quality equipment. An amazing introduction to chemistry with 125 fascinating experiments and 30 pieces of special equipment. The perfect gift.Check it out
Stun your friends by instantly transforming this exquisite design between a helix and a pine cone with a simple, quick twist. Thirty-eight precise, laser-cut wood pieces assembled on a brass tube. Great as a teacher gift!Check it out
Conduct your own archaeological dig with this cool kit. Dig up the plastic skeleton of a t-rex, waiting to be unearthed. Assemble the bones to get an amazing dinosaur model. Get your shovels ready!Check it out
Beautiful, glowing model of the moon that includes an authentically detailed 3-D lunar landscape and shows the moon's 12 main phases. Includes guided audio tour download and remote control.Check it out
Now you won't need a clear night to witness the beauty of our universe. Experience a mind-blowing light-show of twinkling and moving stars. Simply plug in the projector, lie back, and relax under the stars.Check it out
Awesome DIY desk catapult to fling all sorts of things at your friends and coworkers. Originally invented by the Ancient Romans, this catapult is easy to assemble and features a 20 foot range. Get ready for battle!Check it out
Everyone loves the taste of fresh beer - and home-brewing your own drinks is all the rage. Well, why not take it one step further? That's right, now you can grow your own ingredients to make your own brewskies!Check it out
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Push metal balls into the accelerator and watch them shoot out at high speeds. Careful, these magnets are strong. One of the many ways physics makes life fun!Check it out
Inspired by the genius and drawings in the notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci, this self-propelled cart is the precursor to the modern automobile. Get transported back to 1478 and experience the dawn of science.Check it out
Plant attack! Seed Bombs are for making things more beautiful. Throw a bomb on some dirt and then wait. As long as it gets some sunlight and water, you'll have a patch of flowers or herbs in no time!Check it out
Knead it, bounce it, bend it, tear it, stretch it, snap it, pop it. This Super Magnetic Strange Attractor offers hours of fun in your hands. It's called Thinking Putty because it does what it wants and comes alive near magnets.Check it out
Science is so pretty. This desktop prism is great as a cubicle reminder of the awesomeness of the world, a toy for teaching young ones about light, or a delightful decoration. Get two for a double rainbow!Check it out
All you need to grow your own Giant Sequoia, the world's largest tree and the largest living thing! Grows perfectly in any climate. Plus, your tree could be around for thousands of years – the current record is 2,700.Check it out
The ultimate quadcopter with incredible flexibility and speed. Includes 14 megapixel Full HD 1080p fisheye camera that let's you see the world live from above! App controlled from your smartphone.Check it out
Explore the taste, magic, and history of chocolate! This tasty treat dates back 3000 years to the time of the Mayans. Get ready to take a journey through all-natural chemistry to a time when chocolate was chocolate.Check it out
There's a zoooombie on your lawn!! This plant rapidly closes its leaves when you touch them and then comes back to life. See the first leaves grow within a week! Great for teaching kids about plants and evolution. Braaaiiins!Check it out
Heisenberg-style coffee! A premium beaker mug made from thick, lab quality Borosilicate glass. This is the perfect mug for a scientist, geek, teacher, or gifted student... actually... pretty much for anyone.Check it out
The earliest gyroscope was invented in 1817, and today the technology is used in smartphones and more. Do tricks like balancing, tilting at crazy angles, and walking a tightrope. Just wind the string, pull, and have fun.Check it out
Explore the wonders of the solar system. This remote controlled model has beautiful planets orbiting an illuminated sun. The perfect gift for adults and children. Includes downloadable audio tour.Check it out
Bring the dinosaurs back with this giant inflatable green stegosaurus model! Makes a captivating 46" display and is sure to turn heads for people to ask "Is that real?" Perfect for your home, office, or classroom!Check it out
Find out your blood type quickly and easily, because knowing is half the battle. Each special kit is good for one blood typing inside the ABO- and Rhesus-D systems. An amazing experiment for families.Check it out
Fool your friends and convince the world you have conquered science! This perpetual motion-looking machine uses sunlight to power motors to move marbles. Works with both sunlight and indoor light.Check it out
Aww, it's a baby. A beautiful amalgamation of art and engineering, the mini Strandbeest features baffling intricacies that make it seem alive. It's entirely wind powered, waking up when there is a breeze.Check it out
Ever find something that is so simple, but so fun that you lose track of time? That's how we feel about this Ferrofluid display. When subjected to a magnetic field the liquid forms patterns of peaks and valleys. Simply beautiful!Check it out
Get access to your own secret, underground bio lab! See the magic of roots growing underneath the ground. Watch carrot, radish, and onion seeds grow up and roots grow down through the viewing window.Check it out
Get your own fossilized insect in amber! Just don't start your own dinosaur amusement park... It's a tiny piece of Earth's history preserved. Around 23-33 million-year-old amber, from the Oligocene period.Check it out
Made with ❤ in California
©2015-2016 GeekWrapped.com West Winds LLC – All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy Terms of Use
We are not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way connected with the organizations and companies mentioned on this page, or any of their subsidiaries or affiliates. All trademarks, copyrights, and other rights are the property of their respective owners.


text:
Cat Livin created "The Climber" with these issues in mind... The Climber to any door, with four sisal covered platforms for your frisky felines to use for their frolicking needs. Just be sure not to install this on a door often used or near your collection of Precious Moments figures, lest you find them all on the ground.
More information and prices at CatLivin.com.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
|Boxing Champions | Boxing Schedule | Boxing Video | Boxing History | Pound For Pound | Lounge | The Wire | Arcade
Join Date: Nov 2015
Posts: 259
Quoted: 78 Post(s)
Rep Power: 0
Points: 1,000,085,545.98
Bank: 0.00
Total Points: 1,000,085,545.98
Pro Boxing vs Olympic Boxing
I think you might get some mid-level professionals having a crack at it but I dont think you are going to get the elite guys. Sometimes thats also the case with other sports weve seen that tennis and football hasnt always had the strongest representation in the Olympics, but I think it is a strange situation in boxing.
Undisputed Champion
Join Date: May 2010
Posts: 2,952
Quoted: 1256 Post(s)
Rep Power: 14
Points: 1,000,000,116,822.23
Bank: 290.27
Total Points: 1,000,000,117,112.50
Why would any top pros bother when they can fight and get paid during that time.
|Share This With Friends
|boxing, boxing news
|Thread Tools
Cookie Policy -
Privacy Policy - Submit
News - Feedback
- Site Map - Advertise
with Us
Copyright © 2003-2016 BoxingScene LLC All rights reserved.
Copyright ©2000 - 2016, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Copyright © 2003-2016 BoxingScene LLC All rights reserved.


text:
Dimensions of Dental Hygiene is a monthly, peer reviewed journal that reconnects practicing dental hygienists with the nation's leading educators and researchers
Preparing for the Zika Virus
Oral health professionals need to remain up to date on
this viral epidemic so they can best protect themselves and
their patients.
Improving Oral Health With School-Based Sealant Programs
Such programs can reduce the risk of dental caries, while
improving school attendance and decreasing Medicaid costs.
Reduce the Prevalence of Early Childhood Caries
While the expansion of Medicaid and the Children's
Health Insurance Program has improved utilization of
dental care, state disparities remain.
Minimize Amalgam Waste
Dental practices must follow best management practices to
ensure the safe handling and disposal of amalgam waste.
May is here, and we're saving you from a potential mayday in the seas of dental hygiene with a sea of learning opportunities. Periodontal maintenance, remineralization, periodontitis, and a focus on toothbrushes are just a few of the features included this issue. You'll also find four continuing education articles on such topics as supporting patients with cystic fibrosis, trends in the prevention of peri-implant disease, the role of sugar alcohols in caries, and management of deep caries.Read more...
New SubscriptionRenew SubscriptionE-Newsletters
Henry Schein Presents Academic Awards To Five Dental Hygiene Students At Farmingdale State College More...
University of the Pacific names Nadershahi dean of Dugoni School of Dentistry More...
Denmat Launches Rotadent Procare™ Professional Rotary Toothbrush More...
Dr. Ann Eshenaur Spolarich Receives 2016 Penn Dental Medicine Alumni Award of Merit More...
Newly-announced Endodontic Program Will Increase Access To Root Canal Treatment In Developing Nations More...
NYU Meyers' Dr. Judith Haber and the American College of Physicians Collaborate to Bring Oral Health Patient FACTS to Primary Care Practices More...
View All News
Dimensions of Dental Hygiene is committed to the highest standards of professionalism, accuracy and integrity in our mission of education supporting oral health care professionals and those allied with the dental industry. Through our print and digital media platforms, continuing education activities, and events, we strive to deliver relevant, cutting-edge information designed to support the highest level of oral health care.
Implant therapy has become a routine treatment
for tooth loss due to its high success rates and
positive effect on patient quality of life. Implant failure caused by
infection surrounding soft or hard tissue, however, can occur. Periimplant
mucositis—inflammation of the soft tissue surrounding an
implant with no resultant bone loss—is reversible with excellent oral
hygiene and regular, professional cleaning of the implant surface and
periodontal sulcus. Peri-implantitis, on the other hand, is characterized
by soft tissue inflammation in addition to bone loss around the implant.1
Current evidence shows that peri-implant mucositis occurs in about
50% of implants placed within 9 years to 14 years,2 while peri-implantitis
occurs in 12% to 47% of implants 5 years after placement.3
The inflammatory response due to the presence of bacterial
biofilm in peri-implant tissue is comparable to periodontal tissues
that develop gingivitis and periodontitis. Therefore, treatment and
prevention of peri-implant mucositis and peri-implantitis are similar
to that of gingivitis and periodontitis. In essence, the removal of
bacterial biofilm and calculus is an essential principle in maintaining
the long-term success of implants.4
Instruments for cleaning dental implants should effectively remove
deposits and cause minimal damage. A variety of instruments have
been proposed and reviewed for the proper maintenance of dental
implants. However, mechanical procedures to clean the dental
implant may negatively affect its biocompatibility by altering the
titanium surface. Meschenmoser et al used scanning electron
microscopy (SEM) to evaluate implant surfaces after instrumentation
with a stainless steel curet, plastic curet, pure titanium
curet, air abrasive polishing system, and ultrasonic
scaler.5 The SEM revealed surface alterations for all instruments
and systems except the plastic curet, which did not
roughen the surface at all. The titanium curet and the air
abrasive system registered only minor effects. These surface
defects have an unpredictable peri-implant tissue reaction,
so the titanium curet and air-powder polisher are recommended
with restrictions. The stainless steel curet and ultrasonic
scaler using a traditional metal insert/tip are not
suitable for cleaning dental implants5,6 because they roughen
the implant surface, which may change the response of the
surrounding periodontal tissues, increasing biofilm retention
and making it more difficult to remove.7
Scaling procedures with curets affect the cell adherence to the
implant surface.8 The SEM demonstrated that both stainless steel
and titanium-alloy curets had fewer attached cells, with the surfaces
instrumented by the stainless steel curet showing the
greatest reduction in cell attachment.5 This may be due to the
possible chemical alteration produced by stainless steel that
may result in changes to the oxide layer, alteration, or contamination
to the implant surface, causing an increase in corrosion.
8,9 These results are indicative of the biocompatibility of
the titanium curet instruments.
Although Teflon-coated sonic and ultrasonic scalers, plastic curets, and
air powder systems cause minimal damage to the implant surface, material
residues have been found on rough surface implants.10,11 Deposits left
on the surface may affect the tissue healing process, which can lead to
the development of peri-implant mucositis or peri-implantitis.10
The ability to mechanically remove residual cement and calculus
deposits is a consideration when choosing an implant scaler. Wilson
found excess dental cement associated with signs of peri-implant disease
in 81% of the cases evaluated.12 Clinical and endoscopic signs of
peri-implant disease were absent in 74% of the test implants after the
removal of excess cement was completed.12 Calculus deposits on
implants are usually softer than on natural teeth and are generally
supragingival rather than subgingival, which allows for easier
removal.13 Mengel et al evaluated various instruments to determine
the quantity of substance removal.6 The results showed that an ultrasonic
scaler, sonic scaler with universal tips, and stainless steel Gracey
curet left pronounced roughness on the titanium surface, but removed
a considerable amount of deposits. The titanium curet and the sonic
scaler left almost no alterations to the surface, but removed little of
the deposits. The rubber cup, plastic curet, and air polishing system
left the implant surfaces unchanged.6
With a wide variety of implant scalers available, dental hygienists
need to select the proper instrument for specific implant surfaces,
such as pure titanium, titanium alloy, titanium plasma spray, or
hydroxyapatite-coated. Many studies have investigated the effects of
hand scaling instruments on implant surfaces. Louropoulou et al
found that nonmetal instruments cause minimal or no damage to
both smooth and rough titanium surfaces, while metal instruments
create the most damage to smooth surfaces.14 However, plastic instruments
and inserts/tips may not be able to effectively removing calculus
or leftover cement.11,15 Additionally, they may leave behind plastic
particles on the implant surface.11,15
Before choosing an instrument, dental hygienists should know
the name, type, and company that manufactured the implant. A
visual examination or tactile sensation is not sufficient to determine
what type of surface an implant is made from. As such, dental
hygienists are responsible for inquiring about the texture of the
implant prior to treatment if the implant is exposed above the bone
level due to bone loss. Clinicians should also refer to radiographs to
determine whether the implant surface is within reach of the instrument
or if it can only reach the abutment surface. Comparing radiographs
at the time of implant placement with current radiographs
is also helpful in determining if there is a change in bone level and
implant exposure.
Prior to selecting an instrument, dental hygienists must assess the
health of the periodontium in order to identify the necessary instrument for the maintenance of the implant. Table 1 provides
a five-step assessment plan for comprehensive implant maintenance—
from the visual examination to monitoring bone levels.16
The use of the dental endoscope can be helpful in the subgingival
assessment of dental implants and surrounding peri-implant tissue.
Chemotherapeutic agents can also be considered to aid in the disruption
of biofilm that contaminate the exposed surface of titanium
implants.17 Studies have shown conflicting results with the use of
chemotherapeutic agents so the proper course of treatment should
be based on the individual needs of the patient.18 Hand instrumentation
is still needed for complete removal of the biofilm, calculus,
and residual cementum. When peri-implantitis is present, the use of
Er:YAG and CO2 lasers may be indicated in decontamination treatment.
19 Although beyond the scope of this article, the use of lasers
in implant care shows promise, but more research is needed to determine
the long-term results.
Thorough assessment techniques, use of cutting-edge technology, and
continuing education are all important parts of effective implant maintenance.
However, maintenance programs should be customized on a caseby-
case basis due to the lack of data defining the precise recare intervals
and instrumentation methods for proper maintenance of dental
LINH NAKAMURA, RDH, BS, is a clinical instructor in the dental hygiene program at Concorde Career College in San
Diego. She also works in private practice with her husband, Stanley Nakamura, DDS, a prosthodontist in La Jolla, Calif.
DIANNE L. SEFO, RDH, BA, is a clinical instructor of dental hygiene at New York University College of Dentistry in
New York where she provides didactic and clinical education. She is also a contributor to the patient care edition of Savvy
Success, Achieving Professional Excellence and Career Satisfaction in the Dental Hygiene Profession and is a member of the
Colgate Dental Professional Writer's Board.
From Dimensions of Dental Hygiene. June 2013; 11(6): 16–18.
Read this article »
Sign up to get the latest dental hygiene news!


text:
Analyst Research
|Report Title
Graphite Corp: Business description, financial summary, 3yr and interim financials, key statistics/ratios and historical ratio analysis.
Provider : Reuters Investment Profile
NYSE and AMEX quotes delayed by at least 20 minutes. NASDAQ delayed by at least 15 minutes. For a complete list of exchanges and delays, please click here.
Graphite Corp announces changes in officers - Form 8-K
Graphite Corp:Says as a condition to closing of Exchange Transaction, effective Aug. 13, Brian Goss resigned as President, Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of the Company.Appoints Mark Radom as chief executive officer.
Latest Developments forGraphite Corp
Latest Key Developments inSpecialty
- Share this
- Link this
- Digg this


text:
Classic Car Parts | Mechanical Hardware | Screws in Steel (Zinc/Chrome Plated)
Classic Car Parts | Mechanical Hardware | Screws in Steel (Zinc/Chrome Plated)
D' type edge clip for 3.6mm material thickness. BL Allegro, Triumph Spitfire and general application.
Handle Locating Pin used with BSF818 & BSF819. Triumph Spitfire/GT6, Herald, TR4-4A and general application.
Edge clip 9.9mm height, for material thickness of 4.4-5.5mm, width 12.7mm. Triumph, Rover and general application.
Edge clip 8.7mm height ,for material thickness of 0.8 - 2.0mm, width 12.7mm. General application.
Spring retainer for snap fit 6.3mm panel hole and 3mm total material thickness. General application.
Durable Dot/Veltex stud, extended to accomodate underlay below carpet - in aluminium. General application.
Door Trim Pad Clip for use with either part no.11480 or 14190. Ford Consul/Zephyr/Zodiac MK11 and general application.
Call us on
+44 (0) 1509 610834+44 (0) 1509 610834
Fax: +44 (0) 1509 219196
Bresco Vehicle Services Limited
Unit 14, Meadow Lane Industrial Estate,
Gordon Road, Loughborough,
LEICS, LE11 1JP, United Kingdom.
© 2013 - 2016 Bresco Vehicle Services Limited


text:
Come enjoy games of any type at Event Horizon in the Waterbury Building, and other locations. U.G.G. is a club of the Geek Partnership Society, to promote gaming and fellowship in our community.
United Geeks of Gaming is a club of the Geek Partnership Society, a non-profit, volunteer-run 501(c)3 by geeks for geeks. We support community building through year round clubs and events, support science education and literacy, and run the world's only geek community center. http://geekpartnershi...
All the programs and events by GPS are made possible with grants from its partner organizations and its members (this could be you). So one way you can help GPS continue to do more events, is by making a donation at one of it's events or online: http://geekpartnershi... Another simple way to help is to just spread the word about GPS.
Our mission is to bring together all gamers for the act of gaming. All forms of gaming to be fully encouraged and explored as pertains to board games, live-action roleplaying, video games, tactical games, ancient and modern games, plus creation workshops for gaming (terrain building, miniature painting, etc.), and more.
In addition, U.G.G. will be maintaining a weekly presence at Event Horizon with open space available for your game group.
We can also be found on Facebook at:
|Page title
|Most recent update
|Last edited by
|About United Geeks of Gaming
|February 6, 2014 12:26 PM
|Ann R.
Meetup members, Log in
By clicking "Sign up" or "Sign up using Facebook", you confirm that you accept our Terms of Service & Privacy Policy


text:
US seeks to clear the air for 5G wireless
The new 5G networks could open up a range of services by delivering data at up to 100 times the speed of current technology, enabling services such as remote surgery or driverless cars.
BSNL adds most wireless users in April: Trai
State run BSNL recorded the highest number of wireless user additions in April, ahead of market ...
Telenor to upgrade network, launch 4G to boost data play
Norwegian mobile carrier Telenor is working to modernise its network and launch 4G s...
Social network company Sagoon looks to raise crowdfunding
The company will be selling 480,000 unit of shares at $3.75 per share for accredited investors who can invest as little as $5,000.
Sony Pictures Networks India realigns key portfolios
Under the new structure, SPN's international business will get consolidated within the networks' sales and syndication business, while sports business will get aligned to the distribution business.
Indian households spent the highest on vehicles: NSSO data
However, the difference between enterprise level consumption and domestic consumption came out in the the category getting the second largest budget share.
Aircel invests in technologies to build on data business
Witnessing a 167% jump in the 3G subscriber base, Aircel is focussing its energies on making data more affordable and improving customer experience.
Nissan partners MyTVS to bolster service network in India
Together with MyTVS, Nissan plans to have eight authorised service points in Tamil Nadu, in addition to its own dealers network of 23 outlets.
Airtel moves customer data on an open source platform
The platform is built on open source technology Apache Hadoop. Cloudera offers data management and analytics platform built on Apache Hadoop.
Data Bank project for registration of migrant workers in Kerala
He was replying to a motion of James Mathew in the house seeking necessary steps for registration of lakhs of migrant workers from others states in Kerala.
Department of Expenditure red flags large expenditure by GST-Network
The Department of Expenditure has raised the issue of substantial administrative cost in running of GSTN with around 45 employees.
Google is working towards making devices capable of taking commands wirelessly
Smart home offerings have been around for years, attention has been heightened by Google, Amazon and Apple.
Nokia to build China Mobile's cloud network
It "strengthens Nokia's position as a leading provider of next-generation technologies in China," said Nokia's Mike Wang who leads operations in China.
Indian Angel Network invests in Artificial Intelligence startup Staqu
The Gurgaon-based startup will use the funding to build capabilities, democratise technology and expanding its team.
Vistara adds Port Blair as its 18th destination to its network
The destinations served are Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, Goa, Guwahati, Bagdogra, Bhubaneswar, Varanasi, Srinagar, Jammu.
Trai floats paper on calls between mobile phones and ISP networks
Traic said, internet telephony has now become similar to conventional telephony and these providers compete directly with the existing technology.
Samsung Electronics bets on 5G to jump-start networks business
The world's top smartphone maker ranks well behind peers such as Nokia Corp, Huawei Technologies Co Ltd and Ericsson in the networks business.
Facebook is the leading social network for news
According to the survey, 66 per cent of Facebook users get news on the site, as did 59 per cent of Twitter users & seven of 10 users of Reddit.
Senate blocks access to online data without warrant
A handful of Republicans voted against the amendment, including Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, Mike Lee of Utah, and Dean Heller of Nevada.
Telcos better network quality; more to be done for call drops
In most cases of 3G network, the call drop rate has deteriorated in comparison to the previous drive test, the deterioration being highest in case of Idea, it said.
Zee signs agreement with Dish Network to carry 27 new channels in America
With the deal in place, total number of ZEE channels available in the US market will go up to 37 with a combined reach of 52 million homes.
Google to make online data and ad management easy for you
Some users of Google's search engine, Gmail and Chrome browser will start receiving notices about the new option beginning Tuesday.
Finally! Cartoon Network launches mobile app for kids
The application serves up an array of micro 10-15 second snack-sized content specifically created for mobile phones.
Pricing of spectrum high but telcos not investing in data will be left behind: Sunil Mittal
On the sidelines of an ICC meeting in Paris, Mittal spoke at length on the need to fight protectionism, which is on the rise in the West even as Prime Minister Narendra Modi is opening up Indian business in India.
Andhra Pradesh to collect road network data using hi-tech survey vehicles
The vehicles will help collect data like physical features of the road, carriage width, shoulder width, boundaries, bridges, culverts and location.
Telcos may seek withdrawal of Trai's paper on free data
"The government should define the principles of net neutrality. Without defining net neutrality, decision making becomes very ad hoc," Mathews said.
India, US discuss 'networked security architecture': Pentagon
During their meeting in Singapore on the sidelines of the 15th Shangri-La Dialogue, the two leaders also reviewed the preparations for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the US next week.
Government to replace pen and paper with tablets for data collection
July's first quarterly Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) will be conducted by researchers using tablets, and guided by what's known as CAPI technique.
AWS launches data centres in Mumbai to accelerate growth in India
AWS, as it is normally called, is now on track to being a $10 billion annual business this year. It has an operating margin of over 24 per cent.
Bharti Airtel opens ups network information to customer via online interface
The new interface, which uses geospatial tools and other technologies for accurate reporting of network coverage, will display Airtel's mobile network coverage or signal strength across India.
US data creates recession scare
JP Morgan's model that gauges the risk of a recession starting over the next 12 months also hit its highest mark since the financial crisis on Friday.
Two-Thirds of companies see insider data theft: Accenture
Media and technology firms, and enterprises in the Asia-Pacific region reported the highest rates — 77% and 80%, respectively.
AP Transco to invest Rs 13k-crore to strengthen network
Strengthening of transmission network is aimed at achieving international standards and also further reduce the transmission losses to around 5 per cent, he added.
Trai extends deadline for free data consultation
The regulator said it aimed to connect the unconnected, but raised the prospect of another battle over net neutrality.
NTT Data gets CCI nod for acquisition of Dell Services
NTT will be able to increase its presence in North America, strengthen and expand its global delivery network and bolster its infrastructure services capabilities.
Jewel Alliance Network plans to raise Rs 100 cr in 2 months
Jewel Alliance Network is looking to raise Rs 100 crore in two months to expand Gemporia TV network in the country.
Data analysts earn more than IT engineers, says report
Compared to roles in IT services, companies evaluate candidates for analytical roles through assessments that have higher difficulty and cut-off benchmarks," says CoCubes Technologies report.
Big data analytics to reach $16 billion industry by 2025: Nasscom
K.S. Viswanathan, Vice President, Nasscom, said the sector was expected to grow at CAGR (compounded annual growth rate) of 26 percent over next five years.
TCS' Co-innovation network ties up with Microsoft Accelerator to help Indian startups
The partnership will provide startups the access Microsoft and TCS' networks and customer relationships. It will also connect them to investors and academia.
Is the government cooking up economic growth data?
The question has been raised by critics after the news that statistical "discrepancies" in the January-March quarter were as high as 4.8% of GDP.
Scientists use satellite data to calculate groundwater levels
The researchers recently applied the algorithm to determine groundwater levels across the entire agricultural basin of Colorado's San Luis Valley.
Pick the best hospital in your cover network
If it is not an emergency, plan your hospitalisation carefully to get the maximum benefits out of your insurance cover.
Stripe Atlas Network partners with TLabs; aims to give Indian entrepreneurs a global reach
The Stripe Atlas Network is comprised of a group of more than 60 partners around the world who invite local entrepreneurs to join the program.
TCS partners with four colleges for creating Big Data talent
The course will be open to graduates in courses like statistics, economics, mathematics and econometrics. There would be about 30 students in the course from each college.
Indus Towers unveils Sustainability Report-Stage II, focuses on cleaner, greener networks
The report reinforces Indus's commitment to protecting the environment, enhancing engagement with communities, while continuing to create value for all stakeholders in a sustainable manner.
Pollution sensors and open data dashboard to protect city lakes
The sensors would gather data on dissolved oxygen levels, pH levels, temp, concentration of dissolved chemicals in the lake, thereby helping to keep check.
Oxigen to start Virtual Network Operator services by year-end
Oxigen is in talks with state-run BSNL and other operators to start offering telecom services as a Virtual Network Operator (VNO) by the end of this year.
Virtual network operators now allowed to set up shop in India
For obtaining UL VNO, interested companies will need to pay a one-time non-refundable entry fee for authorisation of each service they want to provide and for each service area where they wish to operate in, DoT said.
How US data changed the rupee mood
The rupee gained more than half a per cent to the dollar, but the rise was capped after oil cos started buying dollars with crude oil having breached $50 a bbl.


text:
Relevant offers
Top international and New Zealand paddlers compete in the Oceania Canoe Slalom Championships at Mangaore just east of Shannon this weekend.
The International Canoe Federation (ICF) world ranking event runs over Saturday and Sunday on the Mangahao River at the hydro power station on Mangahao Rd.
Mangaore Village Residents Association secretary Maree Wiki said the sport makes for great spectator viewing and encouraged visitors to bring a picnic and also enjoy the bush reserve.
- Horowhenua Mail
Sponsored links
Five kittens dumped near Waikanae SPCA, one dies
Levin butcher wins regional apprentice of the year title
Hutt politicians scrap it out over links to Labour and the Greens
Foxton Beach sand dunes could be cleared to open up the view
Levin author Carole Brungar to pitch second novel at romance conference
Wainuiomata clubs divided over $4.7million sportsville plan
Horse rescue at Otaki River occured because of horse's reluctance to be led
Waikanae rugby icon Ashley Drake to notch 200th game for the club
Waikanae, Paraparaumu and Levin College Old Boys all win in Horowhenua-Kapiti club rugby
Two men arrested after Otaki burglary
'It was a big brown bubbling mess': horse owner in river during aerial rescue
Attack dog 'aggressive' in the past, Foxton victim says
New World Levin employees take prizes in North Island checker competition
Rising damp a major problem in Wellington houses - Victoria University
Two degrees warmer: what it would look like in Wellington
Beware the floating faeces of Owhiro Bay: the hot and not-so-hot spots of Wellington
Palmerston North manhunt: Man on the run a "really nice kid" with a difficult upbringing
Stabbing victim argued with mentally ill son about his stopping taking medication
Wellington job centre forced to close as Winz demands focus on hospo, aged care and call centres
Godfather of legal highs Matt Bowden moves to Thailand, leaves creditors in limbo
Serious crash causes traffic delays in central Wellington
Empty Willis St offices to become Wellington's latest student hostel in 2017
Lesser-known Hurricanes ready to lead the way in crucial Super Rugby clash
Reserve Bank minutes claim Newshub initially denied leaking OCR
Jamie Oliver's Italian operator in receivership, leaving unpaid debts in Wellington