יום חמישי, 1 בספטמבר 2011

Japanese Restaurant Serves Super Sumo-Sized Sushi

Japanese Restaurant Serves Super Sumo-Sized SushiA Japanese restaurant whose patrons' eyes must be WAY bigger than their stomachs is making a name for itself by serving up huge futomaki rolls and super-sized sushi sets. Of course, the prices are enormously inflated as well.

Source: http://inventorspot.com/articles/japanese_restaurant_serves_super_sumosized_sushi

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Fresh For Fall: iPhone 4 Cases

September brings the new semester, new season, and, for techie divas, new gear as well. Consider snatching up one of these iPhone 4 cases to refresh your gadget wardrobe.

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Buffalo 1.5TB MiniStation HD-PCT1.5U3-G USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive

Here’s the newest member to Buffalo’s USB 3.0 portable hard drive line-up, the MiniStation HD-PCT1.5U3-G. Coming in 1.5TB capacity, this travel-friendly hard drive features a glossy enclosure (black or white), a USB 3.0 connection interface and supports for Windows 7, Vista, XP, Mac OS X 10.4 or later operating systems. The MiniStation HD-PCT1.5U3-G will start [...]

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Genital Plastic Surgery On The Rise In Britain; Labial Reduction's A Favorite Among Women

The desire for cosmetic genital surgery among women in Britain has increased five-fold in the last 10 years. A study undertaken by the UCL Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Institute of Women's Health, questioned 33 British women who wanted labiaplasty surgery, reduction of the labia minora.� I think you'll find the motives for electing this procedure surprising.

Source: http://inventorspot.com/articles/genital_plastic_surgery_rise_britain_labial_reductions_favorite_

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Intravenous Viral Therapy Makes Cancer Treatment History!

Canadian researchers have made cancer treatment history with the success of an intravenous infusion of a virus, JX-594.� The virus was injected into 23 patients with advanced and metastasized cancers who had not responded to traditional therapies.� Not only was this the first test of viral therapy on human cancer patients, but the first trial to introduce a targeted virus intravenously.

 

Source: http://inventorspot.com/articles/intravenous_viral_therapy_makes_cancer_treatment_history

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Microsoft?s Windows 8 wins in HP?s surrender of webOS but will users support Windows tablets?

Reprinted, in part, from my post on Google+. (Lots of comments over there). HP announced today that it is withdrawing the TouchPad from the market, which calls into question the future of webOS. First, so far Dieter Bohn has the best article on how HP failed that I’ve seen so far. The photo I put [...]

Source: http://scobleizer.com/2011/08/18/microsofts-windows-8-wins-in-hps-surrender-of-webos-but-will-users-support-windows-tablets/

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Start the Kiddies Off Right With the How to Speak Wookiee Book

If you've got a geek (or Jedi) in training, you're probably going to want them to be multilingual . . . and I don't mean languages of this Earth. The How to Speak Wookiee ($17) book is perfect for your little ones who are preparing for a lifetime of inter-galactic space travel (pretend, or otherwise).

As you probably know, Wookiees are notoriously short-tempered, so prepare your children (or heck, even yourself) to converse appropriately and politely in the language with this handy book and audio module that helps them to speak like a native. Pretty adorable, pretty geeky.

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