Sunday, November 15, 2015

Amazing & Funny News Updates

Amazing & Funny News Updates


Entire GoPro Vacation Footage Shot Backwards Facing This Funny Dad

Posted: 15 Nov 2015 08:21 PM PST

Evan Griffin, is the guy who gifted his dad a GoPro camera for a vacation to Las Vegas. But unfortunately, he forgot to instruct his dad on how to use it. So his dad being a naive in shooting with GoPro, shot his entire vacation footage backwards. The video already had gone viral and has […]

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Funny Homeless Signs That Are Clever And Creative

Posted: 15 Nov 2015 08:13 PM PST

You might have seen many poor homeless guys roaming around the streets begging for money to kill their appetite. Most of our hearts melts by seeing such scenes. And those who are having at least a penny worth of humanity left in their hearts will either donate a dollar or two or will buy them […]

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These Awesome DIY Life Hacks Will Help Out Every Men In Their Daily Tasks

Posted: 15 Nov 2015 08:10 PM PST

Are you a man, living by yourself? Let me guess, most part of your daily life sucks, am I right? But don't worry, your life won't be messed up again, as these useful DIY life hacks are gonna save you. Life hacks are really awesome ideas that will help you live your life happy by […]

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Hilariously Defaced Textbooks That Reminds You Of Your Childhood Days

Posted: 15 Nov 2015 08:10 PM PST

If you still remember your old school days, then you know how awesome those days were, with lots of hilarious actions you've done. There won't be any students who've never made doodles on their textbooks. You might have even seen students who're really talented to convert their school books into a funny comical magazine, haven't […]

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Funny Cat Teasing Dog By Holding On To His Leash (Video)

Posted: 15 Nov 2015 08:09 PM PST

If you're the lucky one to have both cats and dogs as your pets, then you'd know how funny it'll be to spend time with them. You don't have to watch any comedy shows or cartoons, when there is a cat and a dog playing in front of you. They'll give you some live pleasureful […]

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Rare Photographs From History With An Interesting Story Behind It

Posted: 15 Nov 2015 08:09 PM PST

Most people thinks themselves to be knowledgeable about everything or at least about something that they are good at. We all look forward to read and understand more things in order to argue with our friends. But where most of us lack is in the field of history. Only rare people among us know many […]

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ScienceDaily: Latest Science News

ScienceDaily: Latest Science News


Scientists sniff out female mouse scents that make males frisky??

Posted: 14 Nov 2015 03:52 PM PST

Scientists have identified two chemical scents in the urine of female mice that arouse sexual behavior in males, a discovery that shines a spotlight on how mouse pheromones control behavior.

Researchers call for next chapter in improving patient safety by reducing misdiagnosis

Posted: 14 Nov 2015 03:52 PM PST

Approximately 12 million people in the United States experience diagnostic errors annually, but it is time for a change, according to experts, who say that by reducing misdiagnosis, patient safety is measurably improved.

Injection instead of laser may be viable treatment option for diabetic retinopathy

Posted: 14 Nov 2015 03:50 PM PST

Among patients with proliferative diabetic retinopathy, treatment with an injection in the eye of the drug ranibizumab resulted in visual acuity that was not worse than panretinal photocoagulation at two years, according to a study.

One-step test for hepatitis C virus infection developed

Posted: 14 Nov 2015 03:50 PM PST

A cost-effective one-step test that screens, detects and confirms hepatitis C virus (HCV) infections has been developed by researchers. Current blood-based HCV testing requires two steps and can be expensive, inconvenient and is not widely available or affordable globally.

Parkinson drug may prevent, delay AMD

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 03:25 PM PST

A significant discovery has been made that might lead to the delay or prevention of the most common cause of blindness in the elderly: age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Patients who take the drug L-DOPA (for Parkinson Disease, Restless Legs or other movement disorders) are significantly less likely to develop AMD and, if they do, it is at a significantly later age.

Building with nature: Ecological design for next-generation cities

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 03:13 PM PST

New research celebrates the centennial of the society with perspectives on the potential for ecological science to influence the design of the next generation cities and their infrastructure.

3-D printing aids in understanding food enjoyment

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 03:13 PM PST

Tasting food relies on food volatiles moving from the back of the mouth to the nasal cavity, but researchers have wondered why airflow doesn't carry them in the other direction, into the lungs. Now a team of engineers, using a 3-D printed model of the human airway from nostril to trachea, has determined that the shape of the airway preferentially transfers volatiles to the nasal cavity and allows humans to enjoy the smell of good food.

20 million tweets used to understand people and real-world situations

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 03:13 PM PST

What can you tell about people and their situations from only 140 characters? Quite a lot according to a new study about Twitter. To date, no research has tapped the vast data from social media to study situations. Using more than 20 million tweets, researchers provide insights about the psychological experience of a typical workday or week, and reveal the psychological characteristics of real-world situations that people actually experienced over the course of two weeks.

Cyclin' out of gear: Malaria parasites grinding to a halt

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 03:13 PM PST

Scientists have uncovered the role of cyclin -- the protein molecule that drives the growth of malaria within mosquitoes. The research could pave the way to better understanding of how the malaria parasite thrives and lead to potential new treatments.

Online abuse affects three in five Australians, study shows

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 07:57 AM PST

Three in five Australians have been the target of online harassment and abuse, new research reveals. Women and young adults are most likely to report being sexually harassed online, while one in 10 adults said someone had shared a nude or semi-nude image of them without their consent.

Photons on a chip set new paths for secure communications

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 07:56 AM PST

Researchers have cracked the code to ultra-secure telecommunications of the future in an international research project that could also expedite the advent of quantum computing.

Zig while others zag for more successful investments

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 02:15 AM PST

Aso-called contrarian investment funds far outperform their herd-fund rivals in several performance measurements, new research shows, adding that their managers have found ways to gather information that other managers haven't figured out.

High durability, efficiency of 1 cm2 size perovskite solar cells

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 02:13 AM PST

A research group has improved the power conversion efficiency (PCE) of perovskite solar cells to over 16% while employing cells that were greater than 1 cm2. The high efficiency cells also passed the durability test (exposure to AM 1.5G 100 mW/cm2 sunlight for 1,000 hours), which is considered to be a basic criterion for practical use. These achievements were made by replacing the conventional organic materials with inorganic materials as the electron and hole extraction layers of the solar cells.

Male bees have more than a one-track mind

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 02:09 AM PST

Male bumblebees are believed to have few aptitudes beyond mating and thought to be not just lazy but simple. In comparison, for example, worker bees are well known to learn the location of their hive, the colors and scents of rewarding flowers. However, male bumblebees are just as smart as female worker bees despite their dim-witted reputation, according to new research.

Oceans, ocean activism, deserve broader role in climate change discussions

Posted: 12 Nov 2015 12:59 PM PST

Researchers argue that both ocean scientists and world leaders should pay more attention to how communities are experiencing, adapting to and even influencing changes in the world's oceans.