Monday, April 23, 2007

Ars: A look at personal music-streaming service MediaMaster

Everything is moving online: Our e-mail and its storage, our photos, our home movies, our data backups... even our applications have begun to move online. But what about our music? Sometimes, we're away from our home computers and don't have a digital music player with us. Sure, there is Internet radio, but, well, we know where that's going.



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Milestone: One Million Blu-Ray Discs Sold

"The Blu-ray vs HD DVD format war reaches another milestone, with sales of Blu-ray Discs reaching more than one million sold since the format launched less than a year ago. According to Home Media Research, Blu-ray locked up 70% of high-definition movies sales in the first quarter of 2007..."



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If You Eat Well, a Single High-Fat Meal Causes More Harm Than Stress

A new study published in this month's edition of the Journal of Nutrition demonstrates that a single high-fat meal in an otherwise healthy lifestyle causes a person to have a stronger adverse physiological reaction to stress than when eating a balanced diet.



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USB BB gun sports barrel-mounted webcam, ensures home security

USB BB gun sports automatic firing, manual reloading, and the ability to fire based on commands given remotely on a PC. Moreover, the weapon actually packs a webcam on the barrel, allowing users to login via computer, tilt / swivel the gun with simple mouse flicks, and fire away if you spot any intruders within its broad line of sight.



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Child porn case shows that an open WiFi network is no defense

A man convicted of possessing child pornography argued that his unsecured wireless access point means that the evidence against him should have been thrown out. An appeals court disagrees, demonstrating why arguing that "my WiFi network was open" isn't a great legal strategy.



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Google Pays Over $1 Billion to Website Publishers!

Google's revenue share is bigger than ever this quarter and has been responsible for a 1.13 billion dollar payout to AdSense publishers. The chart has more.



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Top 10 Artificial Technologies Ready to Create a Real Human Being

The pace, at which, scientists are doing experiments with the artificial body parts, somehow it seems like we would be able to create a real human being very soon in the near future.



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Is Facebook the new Twitter?

Facebook has added a number of enhancements to its 'status' functionality which include features which are strikingly similar to the micro-blogging service, Twitter.



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THAT Chick Can Hold Her Liquor! Woman Arrested with .47 Blood Alcohol Level

The Washington State Patrol says 54-year-old Deana Jarrett was arrested Thursday afternoon for being an imminent threat to public safety after she was arrested with a blood-alcohol level of .47 last week.



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Convert any PDF File into a Graphical Image

PDFfiller converts any pdf file into a graphical image and allows the user to add text anywhere. This web site is designed to allow you to fill out any pdf form on-line.The process is really simple. Just upload the file or specify the location of the form. When the file is loaded, simply click on any place on the form and start typing.



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TheSpecialist's HDDHackr v0.90 - Upgrade Xbox360 with cheap 120GB PC drive

TheSpecialist released the update of HDDHackr many of you were probably waiting for. With the release of an official 120GB drive by Microsoft you can now use this tool to make your own 120GB Xbox360 HDD using a Western Digital BEVS-LAT drive (that's a cheap SATA 2.5" PC/laptop drive):



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Evolution Less Accepted in U.S. Than Other Western Countries, Study Finds

This chart depicts the public acceptance of evolution theory in 34 countries in 2005. Adults were asked to respond to the statement: "Human beings, as we know them, developed from earlier species of animals



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Upgrading Ubuntu From Edgy to Feisty (6.10 to 7.04) :: the How-To Geek

Ubuntu Feisty (7.04) is the latest version of Ubuntu. Here’s the quick list of new features for your enjoyment, but you should really upgrade to see everything for yourself



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BBC Documentary: Who's More Powerful - Steve Jobs or Bill Gates?

BBC Doc on the two computer giants.



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Man Sues Library After His Sons Find Book On Lesbian Lovemaking

A man is seeking $20,000 after his sons found a book on lesbian sex at a public library. The library has since removed the book from circulation. In an e-mail, the father said that God was speaking to his heart and helped him find the words that removed it. He said the teenagers found it while looking for material on military academies.



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Why do Straight People Hate Gay People? A response.

A painfully insightful article from an elderly homosexual.



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Sex Positions Poster for Youth AIDS

Agency: Cliff FreemanClient: Youth AIDSSex Positions Poster for AIDS Awareness



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Wednesday, April 18, 2007

Men to be spanked in new town

CONSTRUCTION has started on the world's first Woman-town, where disobedient men will get a spanking.



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Marijuana Compound May Fight Lung Cancer

The compound "seems to have a suppressive effect on certain lines of cancer cells," explained Dr. Len Horovitz, a pulmonary specialist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City.



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Mathematician suggests extra dimensions are time-like

In a recent study, mathematician George Sparling of the University of Pittsburgh examines a fundamental question pondered since the time of Pythagoras, and still vexing scientists today: what is the nature of space and time? After analyzing different perspectives, Sparling offers an alternative idea: space-time may have six dimensions.



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