Monday, September 3, 2012
We Can't Wait Any Longer, We Must Have Hover Bikes Now!
A small California-based firm called Aerofex revived a flawed concept craft created in the 60s and fixed it. Long gone are the clunky controls that caused the bike to rollover or flip, throwing the rider to the ground, or worse. Now the bike is controlled intuitively; to balance the bike a rider must just shift his weight and balance himself.
So far the Aerofex has been tested up to 30 mph and 15 feet off the ground, but the company says the vehicle can go much faster and higher than that, not that it needs to, however. As Space.com notes, the Aerofex may hold most promise as an off-road emergency vehicle, ferrying medical supplies and expertise over rough terrain to otherwise unreachable places of need.
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Chemistry Set Shot Glass Set
Better Living Though Better Chemistry.
Chemistry Set Shot Glass Set:

The Chemistry Set Shot Glass Set is a four-piece set of colored plastic shot glasses made to look like small versions of scientific flasks and beakers. The set is available to purchase at Living Royal.
via The Awesomer
Chemistry Set Shot Glass Set:
The Chemistry Set Shot Glass Set is a four-piece set of colored plastic shot glasses made to look like small versions of scientific flasks and beakers. The set is available to purchase at Living Royal.
via The Awesomer
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Missing woman joins search for herself
Funny Hall of Fame: ‘Missing’ woman unknowingly joins search for herself:

Oh, toads on fire, this is so funny:
We all know EXACTLY what went through her mind right then: “Scotty…one to beam up. Scotty?”
Oh, toads on fire, this is so funny:
A group of tourists spent hours Saturday night looking for a missing woman near Iceland’s Eldgja canyon, only to find her among the search party.At 3 a.m., with fifty people combing the region, the woman finally had a “Hold on…” moment, and realized it was her that they – and she – had been looking for.
The group was travelling through Iceland on a tour bus and stopped near the volcanic canyon in the southern highlands Saturday afternoon, reports the Icelandic news organization mbl.is.
One of the women on the bus left to change her clothes and freshen up. When she came back, her busmates didn’t recognize her.
Soon, there was word of a missing passenger. The woman didn’t recognize the description of herself, and joined in the search.
We all know EXACTLY what went through her mind right then: “Scotty…one to beam up. Scotty?”
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