[This post has been updated with a revised version of the Ragone Plot by Alan Fletcher.] We may be on the verge of a revolution in power generation. Again. A paper published by an independent group of scientists details the results of a new test of Andrea Rossi’s latest version of his company’s E-Cat technology… Read More »
The Man Who Dropped ‘S’ From His Name & Received Job Offers – ZergNet.
When you’re taking some solo time to get in touch with your body, it’s pretty much a judgment-free zone. You can do whatever, say whatever, and think whatever you want—nobody here to please but yourself! But just like your mind can wander when you’re in bed with a partner, it’s pretty much impossible to turn… Read More »
If you’ve been with enough guys in your lifetime (however many that may be) you might think you know your way around a penis. But the truth is, whether you’ve been with one or 10, you probably know a lot less about them than you thought. So to enlighten you on all things member-related, we’ve… Read More »
Albert Einstein was unemployed. 1/17 Einstein spent his first two years out of the Swiss Federal Polytechnic School without a full-time job, in large part because the professors whose classes he cut refused to recommend him for teaching posts. Though Einstein’s degree was for teaching physics and math, his first job came when his friend… Read More »
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Medscape, a subsidiary of the medical information website WebMD, has released its 2014 Physician Compensation Report. The data in the report come from more than 24,000 doctors in 25 specialties, who responded to Medscape’s annual survey with information on their compensation for 2013. The infographic below shows the average earnings for each surveyed specialty.… Read More »
Audi Self-Driving Car Gets First Permit In California Self driving cars represent a tiny fraction of California’s approximately 32 million registered vehicles The DMV rules, which the DMV must finish by year’s end, will untie knotty issues such as whether a person needs to be in the vehicle at all. A row of Google… Read More »
You may soon be a Google search away from immediate access to professional medical advice. The search engine giant is testing a new feature that urges people Googling illnesses or symptoms to jump on a video call with a medical professional. The finding was reported on Friday by Reddit user jasonahoule. When he typed “knee… Read More »
How to Successfully Kickstart Your Crowdfunding Campaign Get your project rolling with Kickstarter Andrew Ward Sep 26th 2014 7:48AM 1232011 Facebook/Kickstarter Over time, countless entrepreneurs have had their endeavors thwarted by their inability to secure proper funding. In recent years crowdfunding, the practice of funding a project by a large number of… Read More »
For many full-time employed adults, the weekly grind is feeling more like six days, rather than five. They aren’t wrong. That’s because a recent Gallup poll indicated half of America’s full-time staffers are working more than 40 hours per week, with four in ten stating they work 50 hours or more. Only 8 percent polled… Read More »
Developing your communication skills will lead to success By Hannah Morgan Whether you are an aspiring leader or in a support role, developing your communication skills can impact your success. First, let’s take a look at the complexities of communication. It’s more than the words you use. It’s how and when you choose to share… Read More »
The peace symbol originated as a logo based on an “individual in despair . . . in the manner of Goya’s peasant before the firing squad.” Written By Mark Sinclair 6 Notes 2 Pin 98 Plus 156 Share 1.1k Tweet 699 Like The symbol that would become synonymous with the Campaign for Nuclear… Read More »