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Monthly Archives: August 2009
Disney to Acquire Marvel
Yes, you read that right. Disney is about to acquire comic book giant Marvel for a whopping $4 billion. You can read a bit of detail in this Gamespot article.
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Out of Context #0156
Mr. Blue: She got mad at me for peeing in her bed.
Mr. Blue: I think it was because I was standing up at the time.
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Two Girls, One Up
It’s back ordered but you can put in for yours over at Shark Robot.
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Zoombicycle
The Zoombicycle is a kit that allows you to turn your bicycle into a moped. It comes in both a 49cc and 80cc model. Check out the video below for a demonstration of how it works.
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“Luke” Arm
The “Luke” Arm is the most advanced prosthetic arm prototype available today. Named after the spawn of Anakin and Padme and built by Segway inventor Dean Kamen, the arm uses a pressure sensitive foot control with vibrational feedback relaying gripping strength. Future iterations will use a shoulder joystick or myoelectric switches, which are direct nerve-to-electronic-impulse interfaces.
Popular Science says in this article that the arm has just moved into large scale testing by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affair’s. Now, for a demonstration of its capabilities: