Seth Godin: 
I’ve been talking about funnels for almost ten years, but realized I hadn’t blogged on this… so here goes.

Women who eat oily fish and seeds in pregnancy can boost their kids’ brain power and social skills, suggests a new study.

Next month a new high-explosive munition will be fired in Singapore and
then tested again by the U.S. Army, heralding what may be a sea change
in weaponry: a gun that can fire 240,000 rounds per minute.

Runners completed a 4 mile round trip run including downing a dozen glazed doughnuts in the inaugural Krispy Kreme Challenge.

The latest culinary trend: secret, unlicensed "underground" restaurants. Guided by word-of-mouth, diners flock to unlicensed restaurants for good food at bargain-basement prices.

Several wealthy ‘cryonauts,’ who freeze their bodies after death in the
hope of someday being revived, are exploring ways to hold onto their
wealth in the frosty hereafter — in effect, leaving their money to
themselves.

Statistically the victories for the sports people wearing red were 60% more than those in other colors.

When business as usual just doesn’t work anymore, these 10 ideas will help you take your homebased business to a new level.

This past season, 50 players wore $1,500 helmets during every game and
practice. A stream of data was beamed wirelessly to computers in a
process similar to mission control monitoring the stress on astronauts
during a launch.

People who allow Google to place ads on their site are naturally looking for the keywords that pay the most money.  If you know how adsense works, you may have noticed that to make money
with adsense you need not only to target a large number of users.
Another important side of the equation is to have […]

Some computer analogies work better than others. This one is very funny.

A full superconducting experimental Tokamak fusion device, which aims
to generate infinite, clean nuclear-fusion-based energy, will be built
in March or April in Hefei, capital city of east China’s Anhui Province.

Even though the government has demanded no personal information — only
a list of Web queries divorced from the names of those submitting them
– Google is resisting partly on grounds that turning over the data
might create a public perception that it would readily cough up
personal factoids, if asked.