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Einstein Equations

Throughout the years mathematicians and physicists have been finding various solutions to Einstein’s equations. These solutions have helped scientists better understand the nature of our cosmos, as well develop theories about the relationships between space and time. Now two physicists at the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, have developed a new family of solutions to Einstein’s equations — in five dimensions. Link:

Our Government Sucks Balls

I don't have much to say here, but WTF?? I know our Government sucks a little...but after watching this video they really suck! I don't even know what to say but to watch this fucking video, its fucking crazy! All they are doing is showing facts! Just watch the shit..worth the time! Video: Website:

Teen Counterfeiters - Age 16

"Police think about $3,500 in sophisticated-looking counterfeit bills are in circulation in the area, the products of a fledgling counterfeit ring master-minded by a 16-year-old."The operation generated over $5,000," Police Chief Paul Toth said Tuesday. "We've seized $1,500."The rest - which can be difficult to detect as fake - is still out there somewhere." Link:

Teen's prosthetic leg stolen again

For the second time in recent months, somebody broke into a 16-year-old girl’s home and stole her prosthetic leg — including one that had been donated following the first crime, authorities said. The thieves took a $12,000 cosmetic leg and a donated $16,000 leg that Melissa Huff uses to play softball, her mother, Lisa Huff, said. She said a camera in the room was untouched. Link:

Woman May Have Exposed 100 Sex Partners To HIV

A woman in Missouri who was charged with knowingly exposing her boyfriend to HIV may have had as many as 100 sex partners, according to the girl's mother. Angela Harris, 26, of St. Charles was charged with three counts of recklessly exposing a 42-year-old man to HIV infection. An investigation into the woman began when a relative told police that Harris was having sex with her boyfriend and exposing him to the virus, according to an Associated Press report. Link:

Boy, 12, 'raped boy, 8, twice

An eight-year-old boy was raped twice and sexually abused by a boy four years his senior, a court heard on Monday. Liverpool Crown Court was also told the 12-year-old forced the boy to have sex with an eight-year-old girl. The accused, from Wigan, denies two rape charges and seven offences of indecent assault. Link:

Darwin's nightmare: Toxic toad evolves to secure supremacy

He's fat, ugly and poisonous -- and he's mutating. He's the cane toad (Bufo marinus), a species which was introduced into the Australian state of Queensland 70 years ago to tackle insect pests in canefields and has since become an ecological catastrophe. Weighing in at to up two kilos (4.4 pounds), the unwanted anuran has extended its range to more than a million square kilometers (386,000 square miles) in tropical and sub-tropical Australia, crushing native species in its relentless advance. Link:

Happy Valentine's Day 2006 from D-Rock aka dlc

Happy Valentine's Day 2006 from D-Rock! Damien Correll has released one of his latest typefaces "UPROCK" for the month of Feburary. I wouldnt waste any more time because this font is the shit. Use the link below to take you right to where you can see a preview and download the typeface. Link:

None of the current ATI or NVIDIA graphics cards will support the full capabilities of Windows Vista.

You want to know a secret? None of the current ATI or NVIDIA graphics cards will support the full capabilities of Windows Vista, HDCP. If you want to watch movies at 1980x1080, your system will need to support HDCP. If you don’t have HDCP support, you’ll only get a quarter of the resolution. A 75% loss in pixel density is a pretty big deal. Link:

Rats replay their actions backwards

A new study suggests that the times when we sit around twiddling our thumbs could in fact be vital for learning. The idea stems from experiments in which neuroscientists eavesdropped on the brains of rats as they explored their environments. They found that the rats' brains 'replay' their experiences in reverse when the animals pause briefly to rest. Link:

NVIDIA Launches GoForce 5500

NVIDIA today has announced a new addition to its GoForce family of mobility GPUs called the GoForce 5500. Aimed squarely at gamers on the move, the GoForce 5500 brings advanced features that were previously unavailable to the handheld market. Besting even ATI's top Imageon processors, the GoForce 5500 delivers features not found anywhere else. The company says that with the GoForce 5500, gamers can experience Quake 3 equal to that of the original PlayStation and even display high-definition resolution (1024x768) on a device such as a cell phone. Considering that most mainstream phones don't even produce resolutions over 320x240, this is an indication that future cell phones will be able to produce images and quality equal to or better than that of Sony's PSP. Link:

Science slowly explaining evolution detail

Scientists say they are starting to understand the details of evolution and, in doing so, they're solving the riddles on which intelligent design is based. Intelligent design posits Charles Darwin's theory of evolution is wrong; life is so complex only an intelligent entity, God, could have produced it. Although scientific research is not conducted as a response to intelligent design, it is unraveling the very riddles that ID proponents say could not be solved, The Chicago Tribune reported Monday. Link:

Tabletop nuclear fusion device developed

Researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have developed a tabletop accelerator that produces nuclear fusion at room temperature, providing confirmation of an earlier experiment conducted at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), while offering substantial improvements over the original design. The device, which uses two opposing crystals to generate a powerful electric field, could potentially lead to a portable, battery-operated neutron generator for a variety of applications, from non-destructive testing to detecting explosives and scanning luggage at airports. Link:

Incredible Multi-Touch OS Demo

You always hear about "Wave of the future" technologies that will change the world, but when it's reveiled it's just simply hype. This system being developed at NYU allows multiple points on a touch screen to be manipulated. Similar to the interface that was used in the movie Minority Report, but this actually looks usefull and it's real. Make sure you watch the whole video since several different applications are shown. When they say this will change everything they mean it. Link:

Worlds Smallest MP3 Player Just Got Bigger

The Mobiblu Cube is now available in 2GB, which makes it a contender to the iPod nano. Other than just being small (dimension wise), the mobiBLU has several neat features such as blue OLED display (Which is great on batteries), FM radio, USB 2.0, voice recorder, SRS WOW Surround Sound, and USB rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Link:

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