February 2009
24 posts
Show Me the TARP Money - ProPublica →
Feb 20th
Feb 19th
Self-adjusting lenses →
The Washington Post is reporting that these low cost adjustable lenses are intended to help in developing areas of the world were typical glasses are not affordable. The inventor, Joel Silver, hope to make millions available throughout India and Africa in teh next few years.
Feb 18th
Facebook Owns Your Business Data - Business Center... →
Feb 17th
Take 10: Items from London Transport Lost Property... →
An interesting collection of photos from the lost and found of London Transport.
Feb 16th
Feb 16th
Man Outwits Burglars by Stealing Their Getaway Van →
Feb 16th
Feb 14th
"My iPhone Is Missing, And Some Guy Is Taking Pics... →
Feb 14th
Feb 13th
Al Jazeera English reports that Taliban approve of... →
A journalist in Afghanistan recently interviewed a former high-ranking Taliban member and was suprised when he pulled out his iPhone.
Feb 13th
Africas HeroRATS; or how to train rats to clear... →
Feb 12th
Tesla Motors to show off electric sedan next month →
Feb 11th
Feb 11th
Did she or didn't she? Questions over woman hailed... →
Feb 11th
Man claims treasure found on Google Earth →
Feb 11th
Author's Guild claims text-to-speech software is... →
Feb 11th
Get a free domain name and hosting from Microsoft... →
The Cheapskate Blog over at CNET is reporting on a promotion by Microsoft for a free domain name, e-mail, and hosting for a year. Then, after the year is up, its an incredibly reasonable $14.95!
Feb 10th
Feb 10th
1 note
The Wallet (WSJ) : How to Reduce Your Rent →
Feb 10th
Feb 7th
Blue the hue of creativity? Red for detail? →
The Associated Press is reporting that the subconscious effects of colors can be used to improve memory retention, learning, and creativity. A good read, especially if you plan on painting inside your home or office anytime soon.
Feb 6th
A mammoth discovery →
The remains of an adult Columbian mammoth, estimated at 500,000 years old, were found by construction works in San Diego, CA.
Feb 6th
40,000 planets could be home to aliens -... →
Researchers have created a computer program to estimate the number of planets that might potentially support life in the Milky Way galaxy.
Feb 6th