March 13, 2007

$40 dollar restaurant steak explained in video, why does it cost so much?

Top chef shows you video tutorial on how to cook a restaurant style steak at home for $7 dollars. He makes it look so easy!!!



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Disturbing anti-meth commercials from Requiem for a Dream director

Darren Aronofsky and the Montana Meth Project bring you 12 haunting, unflinching commercials about Meth Addiction.



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78 questions you had about PS3 Home but were afraid to ask

A PDF found on Sony's developer website that answers a ton of questions about their upcoming Home service. Highlights include -- launch roll out date (October 2007); the size of the initial download (500 megs); friend limit cap (50); and the ability for retailers to have their own Home spaces.



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Motion Capture WITHOUT the ping pong balls and spandex suits

Organic Motion showed off their wares at the big Games Developers Conference in San Francisco. According to the company, instead of relying on reflections from a few markers placed on a person's body, its system automatically visualizes and captures thousands of natural points on a subject, turning it into a complete 3D scan in real-time.



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Sparta, Spandex and Disturbing Distortions of '300'

The battle of Thermopylae was real, but how real is the movie "300"? Ephraim Lytle, assistant professor of hellenistic history at the University of Toronto, has seen it and offers his view.



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Ever Wondered Who The RIAA Really Are?

The RIAA is actually made up of many different Record LabelsThese is a complete list of them all.Digg this article and crash the RIAA server!



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Ben Stein Digests Our Terrifically Broken Economy

There are soldiers' wives selling blood to buy toys for their kids. There is a man selling non-functioning body armor who threw a $10 million Bat Mitzvah for his daughter. This is a small part of what's new and exciting (or terrible) in America in the world of money right now.



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ShowYourself- Create A Widget of All Your Web 2.0 Identities for Your Blog

Really simple site that helps you make a cool widget for your blog or myspace. Fill in your usernames to many popular web 2.0 websites (including digg), and it auto-generates a widget that you can paste right into your blog. Code is public domain-ed, and you can even host the images yourself easily so you can store everything on your own server.



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Web Design Workflow - Complete Overview

A detailed overview of the complete web design process, from client consultation through design implementation into a fully functional coded site. Full images also shown for each step also shown.



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11 Ways to Optimize Your Mac's Performance

Lowendmac list a few applications and gives advice on how to keeping your mac running super fast.



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Trick Out Your Faucet for 20 Bucks With This Awesome Led Faucet Light

For just $19.99, you get a LED faucet light that streams blue water normally, but turns red as soon as it hits 89 degrees. Gimmicky, sure, but at that price how could you say no?



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Over a million free photos

This free image search engine is now searching over a million free photos, of creative commons and other licenses. Great resource for designers & bloggers!!



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Animated Atari Pong T-Shirt

Is this the "I'm with Stupid" shirt of this century? Maybe, if legions of geeks can get over the epilepsy inducing animation and the feeling of a warm battery pack digging into the ribcage



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SnoopTunes: Zune-like Wireless Sharing on an iPod

SnoopTunes is a small, bullet-vibrator-like device that was conceived by a 16-year-old girl. It plugs into your iPod and give it wireless sharing capabilities, like the Zune. As long as your friend has one, it allows you to shoot over anything from your iPod.



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March 12, 2007

Top 30 Strangest Deaths in History

My favorites: Death by Drowning at Lifeguard Party and Death from Holding a Pee in. Enjoy.



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