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Tapping Your Inner Rain Man

Scientific American - 21 Jul 2014 13:30
A blow to the head can sometimes unmask hidden artistic or intellectual gifts --
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Atom Smasher Sheds New Light On Proton Spin Mystery

The Huffington Post - 21 Jul 2014 15:52
Atom Smasher Sheds New Light On Proton Spin Mystery Protons have a constant spin that is an intrinsic particle property like mass or charge. Yet where this spin comes from is such a mystery it's dubbed the "proton spin crisis." Initially physicists thought a proton's spin...
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From a Classical Pianist, an App Lets You Graft Your Voice Onto Actual Hit Songs Hook'd, an app for iPhone and iPod from the pianist-software entrepreneur Robert Taub, features everything from the original recording except the voice track.
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Miss Idaho Sierra Sandison wins adulation of Type 1 diabetes community after flaunting insulin pump in bikini Winner of Miss Idaho pageant proudly displays her insulin pump, clearly visible in contest's swimsuit competition. She's proud to promote awareness of the disease, she says.
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Camera-Studded Dome Tracks Your Every Move

NBC News - 21 Jul 2014 23:10
Camera-Studded Dome Tracks Your Every Move Carnegie Mellon researchers have created a dome with 480 cameras on the interior that tracks movement inside with incredible precision.
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Watch NASA's Full TV Broadcast of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing Right Here Exactly 45 years ago today, astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first men to set foot on the moon. And right now, NASA is replaying the full TV broadcast from that fateful day in real-time. Check it out-...
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Spotify CEO: Apple becoming a lifestyle company in all verticals, Beats deal not primarily for streaming service In the weeks between the Apple-Beats acquisition first being reported as being in final talks and the two companies both officially announcing the deal, Billboard interviewed Daniel Ek, the CEO and co-founder of the stre...
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The Seven Constants Of Game Design, Part One

TechCrunch - 21 Jul 2014 05:00
The Seven Constants Of Game Design, Part One  In the first of a two part series exploring game design, this article discusses the idea that games operate within a universe of defined constants, meaning traits to do with play that stand independent of platform, aud...
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This DIY Game Boy With A Raspberry Pi Inside Can Play All Your Favorite Classic Games  A hack project by DIY enthusiast and gamer John Hassl has given new life to the original Game Boy, thanks to a helping hand from the Raspberry Pi, the $35 complete computer that fits in the palm of your hand. The proje...
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The Right Way to Flip a Coin (And Other Things Going Deep Taught Us) One of the most earth-shattering things that David Rees has learned about flipping a coin: It's not random. "It's a physical process," he says. "And if you can reduce the number of variables involved, you can control the...
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MH17 Plane Crash Site Seen from Space (Photo)

Live Science - 21 Jul 2014 22:34
MH17 Plane Crash Site Seen from Space (Photo) Satellites have captured images of the scattered debris and charred wreckage where Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 crashed in eastern Ukraine last week, killing all 298 people on board.
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Jaguar's new A.I. vehicle technology might know more about your routine than you do Jaguar Land Rover has always been on the forefront of automotive technology, but its plan to implement self-learning technology is the British firm's most impressive venture to date. The integrated 'Smart Assistant' can ...
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Every entrepreneur is a digital entrepreneur, with new and emerging technology set to enable innovative businesses to create up to 10 million new jobs for young people among the world's G20 countries, according to a new ...
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Try it before you buy it Or, if you're in one of China's Ikea stores, fall fast asleep on a bed in a display room Image: Kevin Frayer For Ikea shoppers in China, the act of taking a nice long snooze in a display room isn...
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Awesome tech you can't buy yet, for the week of July 20, 2014 Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk! The post Awesome tech you can’t buy yet, for th...
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Self-Taught Photographer Travels the US Capturing Extraordinary Photos of Steam Locomotives There’s something grandiose about the sight of a steam locomotive rumbling down the tracks, massive white plumes billowing in its wake as the picturesque train rumbles and screeches down the metal track. And every ounc...
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Study shows oceans vital for possibility for alien life Researchers at the University of East Anglia have made an important step in the race to discover whether other planets could develop and sustain life.
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During a ceremony at Kennedy Space Center on Monday, July 21, NASA renamed the center's Operations and Checkout Building in honor of late astronaut Neil Armstrong, who passed away in 2012....
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Actor Morgan Freeman Talks Mars Trips & More with NASA Astronauts Actor Morgan Freeman grilled NASA astronauts on the International Space Station about how their work can get humans to Mars someday.
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Fight Club 2 a reality: detailed for a series of 10 This week the folks at Dark Horse Comics have made clear their intent to create a 10-issue series that captures the second wave of Tyler Durden's experience. This Fight Club 2 series of graphic novels will "pick up a dec...
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Fill This Cooler With Icy Water and It Doubles As an Air Conditioner There's not an ice-cold beverage in the world that can refresh and cool you as effectively as an air-conditioned room can, but the IcyBreeze cooler offers up both options, just in case. Fill it with ice and it keeps drin...
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Apollo 11's Scariest Moments: Perils of the 1st Manned Moon Landing NASA's Apollo 11 moon landing was a human spaceflight feat, but also a dangerous journey. See some of the scariest moments of first manned moon landing as described by space historian and science writer Rod Pyle, author ...
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