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Urban myths about climate change
We need science to go into public journals. The high price for articles goes mostly to the publishers of the journals. While the submitting scientists get almost nothing for the paper, only a place in a big journal if he's lucky. And the peer review of the papers is also usually done for free. Therefor all science should be published in big open-source databases. It would give everyone access and also allow much better technological improvements, because even people with low budgets could work on these things if they were open.
Zero Punctuation: Dragon Age: Origins
I've played it for about 20 hours and I still don't know if I really like it. It's good, but the worlds of KotOR, Mass Effect, and especially Fallout 3, and Morrowind, and even Risen had much bigger draw on me.
Big downside of Oblivion was the level scaling and quite repetitive world. But this could be solved by installing the overhaul which removed leveling and made the game much more interesting.
The level scaling in Dragon Age can be pretty annoying when you have quite high level characters and suddenly a large group of wolves become a danger. Or a large group of thugs which you should be able to kill easily. Also making a good party is quite tricky. Because if I just want to using a quite important skill like lock picking, that means I have to have a 'weak' rogue in my team.
Top Of The World - Rascalz Feat. Barrington Levy & K-OS
GTA IV: Fat Man Parkour Fail
What if Earth had rings like Saturn?
NASA's UFO Footage [10:11]
And lets not forget cosmic rays impacting highly sensitive CCD equipment. Or unfocused and overexposed dust/ice particles in the camera or just outside the lens.
I must admit, some of them are pretty strange though.
Getting Ready for VideoSift 4.1 (Sift Talk Post)
Explaining temperature (kelvin) and laser cooling
Wiki explains it better
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_cooling
First US Marijuana Cafe Opens in Portland, Oregon
Maybe I can find a coffeeshop (the Dutch kind) in the neighborhood that allows me to test one first.
Wall demolition fail
Bombproof Wallpaper.
Wall demolition fail
Will this ever get old?
Rockslide at the Ocoee (Rte 64 in TN) caught on video
Also see this (bigger) landslide
http://www.videosift.com/video/Landslide
LittleDog looks even creepier than BigDog
http://www.videosift.com/video/Little-Dog-Robot
Japanese men's gymnastic badassery = ballet with backflips
16 yr old has ridiculously simple idea, makes $$$
i can still see a falling hazard when somebody going downstairs will pull on that handle to unlock it and then start moving forward while still pulling on the handle. It will remain unlocked.. Person might not fall all the way down, but enough to cause injury.
i think some sort of simple ratcheting mechanism that would allow moving only 1-2 steps per unlock would be a safer solution.
If there's more than one person needed to use such device, they can attach 2 handles.
Look at the design and you can see that you can't unlock it while going down. It has a square clamp and a square rail so it can't rotate. It can only rotate on the end parts because those parts of the rail are round.
How many... (User Poll by Throbbin)
YouTube allows full 1080p HD (Sift Talk Post)
MrFisk gets to 500, surrounded by controversy (Controversy Talk Post)
Blackwater Attempted a $1,000,000 Bribe To Cover Up Massacre