Google, known for their investments in green technology, have thrown $168 million behind a project.
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Having a Hard Time Breathing? Eat Some Broccoli
Broccoli. It's one of the most dreaded of the vegetables at the dinner table. Sadly, for as dreaded as it is, it may very well be the miracle food we all need.
Read More »World of Warcraft Player Reaches Level Cap — Without Killing a Thing
Most people would not have the constitution and dedication to level up a character to 85 without engaging in battle. Once. Against anything.
Read More »Politician to Introduce Tax on Online Shopping
Illinois Senator Dick Durbin is poised to introduce a bill into the United States Senate that would bring about a sales tax for items bought online.
Read More »50 Years Ago, Man Entered Space
On this date in 1961, the first human being entered outer space. Mankind's first venture was brief, but it would lead to many, many more.
Read More »Bacon Sundae: A Thing That Exists
Denny's has decided that they are going to make an ice cream sundae that has bacon and maple syrup on it. Because, well, why not?
Read More »FBI Releases Documents That May or May Not Confirm Roswell Crash
New memos released on the FBI's website discuss the 1947 Roswell incident, speaking of 3-feet tall humanoids and saucer-shaped ships.
Read More »Revamped Commodore 64 Now On Sale
Commodore USA has released their line of new Commodore 64-styled computers. Sure, they may be overpriced and underpowered, but they're still Commodore!
Read More »The Oregon State House of Representatives Will Never Give You Up…
Sometimes the Internet can provide you with truly awe-inspiring, jaw-dropping, thought-provoking things. This is not one of those times.
Read More »Anonymous Targets Sony, PlayStation Network
Anonymous has come to the defense of one of their fellow hackers, attacking Sony websites and the PlayStation Network in retaliation for the treatment they have given to the hacker "GeoHot."
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