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USB Warmer and Chiller


USB is always used for data transfer (pen drive, mobile phones etc). But here is the device used to chill or warm anything by just connecting it to usb port. This device when connected to usb and switched on, cools or keeps warm anything you want. Now you can work as long as you can while your drink never loses its cooling. USB devices are more, like USB torch light, USB massager, USB buzzer, USB LED etc.

Fun activities for a young houseguest and more

Fun activities for a young houseguest and more


Q: My 5-year-old niece is coming to stay with me for a few days. Any advice on how to keep her happy?

A: To make the most of your time together, plan a combination of outings and at-home activities. You may be tempted to pack your itinerary with trips to all the memorable local attractions, such as zoos, amusement parks, museums and shows. But keep in mind that a 5-year-old can easily become overwhelmed by too many new sights. One or two such trips are probably enough for a three-day visit. Balance them with some more low-key outings, such as going to a local playground or library.

Remember that simply playing outdoors, especially in a new backyard or in a neighborhood park, is a perfect activity when weather permits.

For times you'll spend at home, stock up on basics: a children's book or two, perhaps a toy. Don't feel as though you need to buy out the local toy store to keep a child entertained, however. Children bring creativity to all sorts of everyday materials — constructing cities out of cardboard boxes, for example, or jewelry from pasta and string. Have on hand some basic craft supplies like crayons, paper and a glue stick.

Some of your own clothes, like hats, aprons and scarves, can provide great dress-up fun. Many kids enjoy cooking, and your niece might like to help you make and sample whatever is under way in the kitchen.

No matter what you plan, keep your schedule flexible, and don't worry if your niece loses interest in a particular activity — 5-year-olds tend to stay focused for anywhere from 10 minutes to 45 minutes on any given diversion.

Q: I have a recipe for onion rings that suggests "flash freezing" them. What does this mean?

A: True flash freezing is a method employed by commercial food companies to freeze items such as seafood, meat and produce rapidly using sophisticated, ultra-low-temperature freezers. The process is designed to lock in the foods' natural flavors, vitamins and minerals — and eliminate the need for artificial preservatives so they will still taste fresh after they have been thawed.

For home cooking, the phrase "flash freezing" has come to describe the practice of freezing items individually before packaging them for long-term storage in the freezer, so they will not stick together.

This is done by placing a single layer of ingredients or prepared food (such as berries or hamburger patties) on a baking sheet, spaced apart slightly, and freezing them until solid. The foods are then transferred to resealable plastic bags or containers and stowed in the freezer.

This technique is especially handy when cooking in bulk. For example, you can make a large amount of cookie dough, freeze individual scoops and put them in plastic bags. Remove a few at a time and pop them in the oven.

NEW MYSTRY - VERGINS BIRTH IN MAMMALS

Amazing fact discovered last wednesday regarding asexual reproduction. It says, a female shark can give birth without the help of the male shark. It is a joint Northern Ireland-U.S. research. In 2001 a shark was born from three potential mother in the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, Neb. It's mother had no contact with any male hammerhead for at least three years.


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This is a case of "virgin birth" of shark is assured after it is proved that, there is no presence of chromosomal contribution of male in the DNA of the baby shark. This is the first case where Asexual reproduction occurs in mammals. It is common in insects, and in some other reptiles and fish it is seen rarely.

"The findings were really surprising because as far as anyone knew, all sharks reproduced only sexually by a male and female mating, requiring the embryo to get DNA from both parents for full development, just like in mammals," said marine biologist Paulo Prodahl of Queen's University
of Belfast, Northern Ireland, a co-author of the report.

A marine biologist Paulo Prodahl of Queen's University of Belfast, Northern Ireland added, "The findings were really surprising because as far as anyone knew, all sharks reproduced only sexually by a male and female mating, requiring the embryo to get DNA from both parents for full development, just like in mammals,"


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Bob Hueter, director of the Center for Shark Research at the Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, Fla., thinks , this type of ability of a female shark may comes due to the fact that, they are in the earth longer than any other species. Which interns gears up the evolutionary chain. he is very much excited about the "possibility of a so-called virgin birth in a shark, because sharks have this unusual ability to store sperm for months if not years. So this finding is new and definitely unexpected."

OPTICAL ILLUSIONS BY ROBOT - IT'S TRUE !!

Optical illusions are occured in case of robots also rather than a human. Researcher R. Beau Lotto established this fact with saying,"The patterns of light that fall to your eyes are meaningless,".


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For this research R. Beau Lotto's lab did not make a complex robot. IT's brain is far simpler than our's. It has a nerve network which only after training can responds to light as our brain.

According to recent publihed study in the Public Library of Science's journal Computational Biology, the software's nerve network would produce different gray circles on each other.


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The circles which looks brightter than they were, will depicted brightly. Lotto said, "the network assumed that the object on the dark background is more likely to be in shadow than the one on the light background."

IPOD NANO BURST IN POCKET - SHOCKING

An ipod nano brust into flames while it was in pocket. This incident occurs this month to a Douglasville man. So, if you can't bother heat, then don't take an ipod with you.




The person, named, Danny Williams said he had the ipod and some glossy paper in his chest pocket. According to him, this piece of paper had controlled the fire and save him from badly burned. As his words to WSBTV.com

There are some similarities between recent time laptop burning. Both consists of same type of battery. The battery is made up of lithium-ion.

"If TSA had come by and seen me smoking, they could have honestly thought I was a terrorist," Williams's glad reaction as he came out of big danger and suspicion due to his enflamed pants.

NTERNET SUICIDE SITE CREATOR ARRESTED !!! - SHOCKING


A man was arrested this month to give suggestions on how to commit suicide. Kazunari Saito, a 33-year-old electrician, rana site wihch gives advices about different ways of regarding suicide. Kazunari was arrested as he suggested the way to suicide a japaneese women Sayaka Nishizawa, 21, being paid $1,700, by the woman.

Her body was found on April 16 in her apartment in Kanagawa, just south of Tokyo. Her keys, cellphone and some other things were missing. Police investigate the matter after the suggestion note had been found.
The website was running through the last year, was not cleared by the official that if the site was still working or not.


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The Yomiuri, Japan’s largest daily published that, the woman said the suspect,"I will give you lots of sleeping pills. I will help." To it's answer Saito wrote, “I will give you lots of sleeping pills. I will help.” Though it was not cleared why the woman want to suicide.

Japan’s suicide rate is among the highest in the industrialized world, and the number of people taking their own lives topped 30,000 for a ninth straight year in 2006.

VACUMM MOUTH DINOSAUR - NEW ENTRY IN THE DINOSAUR FAMILY

In the Sahara desert, there was a kind of dinosaur which contained a vacumm shaped jaw. The creature was 30-feet in hieght, and stayed nearly close the ground, this is the similarity between it and the modern days vacumm. It had over 50 columns of teeth along the front edge of its jaw, and survived 110 million years ago.


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Nigersaurus taqueti, the creature made the Paleontologists amazed completely. The Paleontologist, Paul Sereno of National Geographic stated “The biggest eureka moment was when I was sitting at the desk with this jaw. I was sitting down just looking at it and saw a groove and … realized that all the teeth were up front.” It's trace in ancient age was
found in the 1990s.


The most amazing fact about this creature is that it survived against almost all theories and proofs. According to Sereno it has teeth in front which is very odd looking as there no food is processed. Researchers
now construct the entire skull and skeleton, studying the inside the skull with help of the CT scan.

INDOWS VISTA SERVICE PACK 1 SLOW THAN THE ORIGINAL EDITION

Devil Mountain Software, a Floridan performance testing and network metrics software realeses that Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) can't satisfies the world due to it's less speed. Thier chief technology officer, Craig Barth added that, "Microsoft has hinted that SP1 is faster than Vista RTM, but we found pretty much nothing measurable. It surprised me as much as it surprised everyone else, but the numbers are the numbers."



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After thier research, the Devil Mountain publishes that SP1 is never more than 1% or 2% faster. According to them, the main difference between the Vista RTM and SP1 was "statistically insignificant", and in case of multitasking programming SP1's result is less than 1% fasterthan the Vista RTM.

The poor architecture and features, making it considerably slower. Microsoft are going to launch a pair of performance packs via Windows Update. But they remain silent in this fact.


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Barth said that "Our goal wasn't to bash Vista, we've been doing this for a while, we know how to do it, and we tried to be as clinical as possible. But SP1 is not going to be a panacea for any performance problems users have with Vista. If you've been disappointed with the performance of Windows Vista, you're not going to be any happier with SP1."

INTEL'S NEW SMALLEST PROCESSOR - PENRYN PROCESSORS

Intel, renowned inside world of the Computer, are going to launch
their advanced, next generation of processors. Intel, based out of Santa-Clara, California, is set to revel the world’s first 45nm Penryn-Class Processors.



In the highly advancing technological world, Every thing is going to be more smaller. Now this technology of Intel will surely clarify their
high position in the microprocessor world. By their technology, they can build their new chip with 40% more transistor. It will also highly
support the high-end gaming PC and as well as servers.



This system consists of 12MB of level 2 cache, SSE4. The new quad-core chip, Core 2 Extreme QV9650 has a speed of 3.2Ghz. It is the new fastest home CPU to date and will highly satisfy the gamers.

GOOGLE IS ALL SET TO LAUNCH THEIR ONLINE STORAGE

Google is going to offer people a little online storage, easier than others. They are working so hard on this project. People can access share information through Google's all new webbased hard drive. They first, have to logged in to Google, then they can access this new facility of Google. In thier some application Google already launches this technology.


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This new tecnology of Google, would play a role like an umbella, which can be used by their other services, like photo sharing and e-mail could use. Though this service would likely to come before thier all other application. Google closes it's mouth in this regard. No response in this regard are commin g from them yet.


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Yahoo and Microsoft lauches their own technology in this project. But Google's online storage is more easier than Yahoo and Microsoft . Google is going to charge a very small cost for this unique user interface. They charge a sum of $20 for 6GB of data storage up to $500 for 250GB, annualy.

BLACK HOLES - THE PARENTS OF THE COSMIC RAY

According to a new study, high energy cosmic rays take birth from the huge black holes.The nearby galaxies host the high energy cosmic rays. This cosmic rays are the most energetic particles discovered by human. Though scientists working so hard to know the specific reasons to originate a cosmic ray. Miguel Mostafa, physicist from the University of Utah, says that “Galaxies which host violent black holes” like to be the main origin of the cosmic rays.


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A study of $54 million places a view about the black holes. In this study, the black holes are considered to be the tightly packed objects with gravity,from which nothing can escape not even light. And it is also said that most of the galaxies contain black holes as it's core part. The research is made by A 17-nation collaboration used the Pierre Auger Observatory in Argentina, and will be published on November 9Th.


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According to them, among the 27 most energetic rays, 20 comes from the direction of active galactic nuclei. This plainly delivers that, it would comes from the black holes.

Milky Way Weighed(Yahoo)

This artist's impression released Wednesday shows a view looking down on the Milky Way galaxy. The position of the Sun is shown, as are the approximate positions and names (shown in orange) of historical supernovas. These are stellar explosions that are thought to have occurred in the last 2,000 years and may have been seen by early astronomers. The estimated position of the recently discovered G1.9+0.3 is shown in black. Although the distance to this remnant is uncertain, the angle is accurately known. Note that G1.9+0.3 is the only object that is found in the bulge of the galaxy. REUTERS/NASA/CXC/M.Weiss/Handout


The Milky Way galaxy weighs about 1 trillion times as much as our sun, according to a new estimate.

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Previous estimates had ranged from 750 billion solar masses to up to 2 trillion. Lately, researchers have been leaning toward the higher figure. But now astronomers have used a more refined method to conclude that our galaxy's mass is slightly less than 1 trillion solar masses.

The galaxy's mass is a mix of stars, gas, dust and mysterious dark matter.

The new estimate is based on a large sample of stars in the galactic halo, a relatively sparse sphere of stars that surrounds our galaxy's main disk. The speeds of stars in the halo reveal the mass of the galaxy by allowing astrophysicists to infer the amount of gravity required to keep those stars in orbit.

"The galaxy is slimmer than we thought," said Xiangxiang Xue of the National Astronomical Observatories of China, who led the international team of researchers. "That means it has less dark matter than previously believed, but also that it was more efficient in converting its original supply of hydrogen and helium into stars."

The finding, based on data from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS-II), has broad implications for our understanding of the Milky Way, the researchers said in a statement.

"The total mass of the galaxy is hard to measure because we're stuck in the middle of it," explained collaborator Timothy Beers of Michigan State University. "But it is the single most fundamental number we have to know if we want to understand how the Milky Way formed or compare it to distant galaxies that we see from the outside."

Previous estimates had been based on 500 objects or fewer. The new math was based on data for 2,400 stars.

The larger data set "gives us a huge statistical advantage," said study team member Hans-Walter Rix of the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy (MPIA) in Heidelberg, Germany.

The research will be detailed later this year in the Astrophysical Journal.