Even something as innocent as a toothbrush can be found is some pretty compromising positions.  Very creative.

Of all the dot-com bubble fantasies gone awry, none could be more bizarre than the story of the tiny island nation of Tuvalu.

The following are some amazing photos of the sun.

America’s smallest state is seeking to become its first to offer a wireless broadband network from border to border.

The ribbon was cut on the World’s largest continguous solar plant on 27th April 2006 in Germany.

This tornado simulation was setup by Dr. Jim Brey (and his students) at UW Fox Valley in Menasha, WI.  Yes it IS room-size. This is one of the most impressive models we have ever seen!   Amazing photos.

In a finding astrologers should have seen coming, researchers have turned up no evidence to support a link between personality, intelligence and birth dates.

Next time you and your partner cannot agree, agree to disagree and move on. Research shows that couples who compromise the least usually stay together the longest.

Shop window mannequins should have the figures of "real women".  A vocal group now fears the unrealistic proportions of models in shops could be contributing to the rise of eating disorders.

Rich Karlgaard:  What mysterious magnetic force binds Tom Tancredo, the border-enforcing Colorado congressman, to Al Gore, the Earth saver? What suddenly glues Charles Schumer, with his 100% rating from Americans for Democratic Action, to Lindsey Graham, who scores only 20% from the liberal group? What odd knot ties Rod Dreher, the writer and granola conservative, […]

Researchers analyzing how the net’s addressing system works have revealed that simple attacks could let malicious hackers take over more than one-third of the net’s sites.

Carnegie Mellon University’s National Robotics Engineering Center has unveiled its latest futuristic unmanned ground combat vehicle — the 6.5-ton Crusher.

Possessing marijuana, cocaine and
even heroin will no longer be a crime in Mexico if they are in
small amounts for personal use under new reforms passed by
Congress that quickly drew U.S. criticism.

A California woman who sued
her former employer after she was spanked on the job was
awarded $1.7 million (931,000 pounds) in damages and
compensation on Friday.

Brazil’s army has started
drafting a low-tech but effective transporter for its Amazon
operations to complement its modern military arsenal — water
buffalo.

Google Inc. on Wednesday ran an ad for Firefox on its popular homepage, giving the open-source Web browser a big marketing boost over their joint rival Microsoft Corp.

A Silicon Valley start-up hopes
to introduce a lot of bounce, rattle and roll into the video
game industry with a new microchip that makes virtual worlds
behave as realistically as they look.

Real pheromones can work very well. The problems is cutting through the hype to find out which ones are real and work, which ones are real and kinda work, and which ones are totally worthless.  Here are the ratings.

A group of Filipino mothers are aiming to set a new world record for mass breastfeeding.

Making money on the moon is an essential part of the U.S. plan for space exploration, NASA officials said on Friday after a four-day strategy workshop with international space officials and scientists.

A new television reality show invites porn stars to test their serious acting abilities in London’s theater district, raising the question: Debbie can do Dallas, but can she take on Chekhov’s "The Cherry Orchard"?

The following is a survey of customers at Sam’s Club on the effect of fluctuating and higher gas prices.

Psychiatric scientists at The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research in Glen Oaks, N.Y., say they’ve found a gene that seems to influence intelligence.

University of South Florida computer science students have built and tested an intelligent scarecrow that guards fish farm ponds from predator birds.

Here are a few vehicles that we’re guessing you’ve never seen.  And if you did see one, you’d probably drive into a ditch.  Amazing photos.