weird and cool

Quoted: Kinetic Sculpture

For those of you who remember the weatherball...

Quoted: Lightning hit WZZM 13, and that has scrambled the colors on the WZZM Weatherball.

This is the place where my Faves photo was taken--with a red panda, not a giant panda.

Quoted: Found only in China, the giant panda is threatened by extinction, and researchers in southwestern China have devoted themselves to saving the species. The May 12 earthquake in Sichuan province has exacerbated the challenges facing the already fragile population.

Baby Boomers dream of extending their era.

Quoted: Like any other creature, roundworms are made up of cells that, as they divide, accumulate damage over time. In a couple of weeks, the worms succumb to this buildup of wear and tear known as old age. Kenyon, however, showed that a slight change to just one gene gave rise to worms that lived twice as long.

Ah, the trials of tech writing!

Quoted: TOWSON, MD—Copywriter Ronald Leff said the thoroughly mangled booklet's final version barely resembled his last draft.

More on pods

Quoted: How Heathrow's futuristic personal transport system could transform the way we get from A to B.

Get your doodles right here! What'll ya bid?

Quoted: Neurofibromatosis (NF) is a genetic disorder that can affect any family. Half the children born with NF have no family history of neurofibromatosis. 100,000 people in the USA have NF. There is still no cure.

Transportation of the future

Quoted: London's Heathrow airport is gearing up for the unveiling of what could be the answer to cities around the globe problem with traffic congestion and the accompanying environmental concerns. Once construction is completed on the airport's new terminal, a network of ... on PSFK

Sorry I can't get the picture to work in this dot. There are some good ones at this site.

Quoted: It can be done, and all at the same time. But not by sticking to old and obsolete systems. It can be done by a true and masterful innovation. It can be done with the Acabion Traffic System, the successor of cars.