The objective is to click the dot as fast as possible when the colour changes, after 5 attempts your average response time will be displayed and if you’re fast enough your score will be added to the leaderboard.
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Mouse Click Speed Tester
The Cigarette That’s Legal Indoors
"e-cig" is a Chinese-made device that mimics the ritual of smoking but is claimed to be entirely legal indoors.
America’s Greenest States
When you think "green," you think New Jersey, right? OK, maybe not. But perhaps you should.
Elephants Can Smell Human Enemies
African elephants can tell a human friend or foe by their scent, a skill which may be unique in the animal kingdom, a study released on Thursday says.
First Temple Artifacts Found in Jerusalem
Archaeologists in Israel are confirming the discovery of traces of the First Temple built by King Solomon more than 800 years before the birth of Christ.
Only One In Five Global Workers ”Engaged”:
BOSTON - Only one out of five employees of major global corporations is engaged in his or her work, and top managers may be to blame, according to a study released by a global professional services firm on Monday.
Invention: Cellulite Patches
The study of cellulite is a relatively recent development in physiology. In 1999, researchers in the US found that cellulite is associated with a thin layer of connective tissue made of collagen that sits just below the skin. In people without cellulite, this layer is smooth and continuous. But in those with cellulite it is […]
Aquarium Anaconda Gets Ultrasound Pregnancy Test
BOSTON — An anaconda at a Boston aquarium was given an ultrasound examination to see if she’s expecting.
Floating Island Made From Recycled Plastic Bottles
Spiral Island was a floating artificial island in a lagoon near Puerto Aventuras, on the Caribbean coast of Mexico south of Cancún. It was built by British eco-pioneer Richart (or "Rishi") Sowa beginning in 1998; he filled nets with empty discarded plastic bottles to support a structure of plywood and bamboo, on which he poured […]
Beer Bottle Removed From Man’s Colon
Doctors in central Kenya have successfully removed an empty half-litre beer bottle from a man’s colon, but how it got there remains a mystery.
When Work Becomes a Game
Video games are big business and soon they could be big in business too.
Optimism Has No Bearing on Cancer
The power of the mind has been overestimated when it comes to fighting cancer, US scientists say.
Tin Opener Wins Worst Gadget Award
The electric tin opener is the worst household gadget invented, according to a new poll.
