Surgery for Girl with Eight Limbs a Success

Doctors in Bangalore, India have successfully operated on a 2-year-old girl born with four arms and four legs. It took a team of 36 surgeons, 27 hours to remove Lakshmi Tatma's  parasitic twin. Parasitic...

Wave Energy Device Deployed Off Oregon Coast

The worlds first commercial scale wave energy converter has been deployed off the coast of Oregon. Wave power is a renewable resource that uses energy generated by the ocean's waves. Unlike solar and wind...

Alien-like Eels Use a Deadly Second Jaw to Catch Their Prey

Researchers in California have discovered that Moray Eels have a unique way of capturing their prey and its sparking comparisons to Ridley Scott's Alien. Dr Mehta first decided to investigate when she noticed that...

Prince in lawsuit over online clips

The ever enigmatic Prince is suing YouTube. According to wikipedia YouTube policy does not give permission for anyone to upload content not permitted by United States copyright law, but has no system in place to...

Fish Meets Bikini in the Fishkini

"The fashion market has a new addition, a bikini made from the skin of the tilapia fish. A Thai designer has thought of a new way to use the skin of a fish that is usually thrown away, by making it into a...

Bruce La Bruce is Making a Zombie Movie

Canada's favorite pornographer is in the process of completing a zombie film titled "Otto; or, Up with Dead People." Knowing Bruce la Bruce we can expect tons of blood, but will it be pornographic? I guess we'll...

Top Ten most Polluted Places

According to Blacksmith Institute these are the top ten most polluted places in the world:Chernobyl, UkraineDzerzhinsk, RussiaHaina, Dominican RepublicKabwe, ZambiaLa Oroya, PeruLinfen, ChinaMaiuu Suu, KyrgyzstanNorilsk, RussiaRanipet, IndiaRudnaya Pristan/ Dalnegorsk,...

Officials Search in DR Congo for Ebola victims

Two days ago the BBC reported an outbreak of the deadly  ebola virus in the DR Congo. It is said to have killed 166 people and infected 372 others. In an effort to stop the outbreak health officials are...

Romero Launches 'Diary of the Dead' Blog with Letter to his Fans

Diary of the Dead , the independent film by George Romero, will have its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) on September 8, 2007. This movie doesn't even have a distribution deal yet,...

Keith Richards Signs Book Deal

Keith Richards, of the Rolling Stones, is getting $7 million to write his memoirs. It should come as no surprise since he has had a very interesting life, lets just hope he doesn't leave out the good bits."The...

Voices: Plastic bag ban

I have been wondering what the general public feels about banning plastic and here's an interesting article that brings up many different points. "I'm not sure if I support a plastic bag ban. I use all the bags I get my groceries for garbage or other such uses, saving me from...

MIT architects design building with 'digital water' walls

Architects at MIT have created a building made of digital water. The walls part to allow people to walk through and can also display computer-controlled text or patterns much like an inkjet printer. This exciting...

Airport art

Multi-screen, interactive digital art exhibition connects travellers with a disconnected world at Terminal One Jul 12, 2007 04:30 AM ...

There's life in record stores yet

"There are no more good new-music stores in Toronto," Myers laments. "This is no longer a record town. We never had as many titles available as the big stores in New York or Chicago, but Sam's was a music powerhouse in Toronto, and this city had so much great music at...

Genetically modified yeast can sniff out explosives

What do you get if you cross a rat, a jellyfish and brewer's yeast? Happily, the answer is not the latest genetically modified food, but a low-cost explosives detector. Danny Dhanasekaran, a...

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