reanimating canines after clinical death in the name of science

SCIENTISTS have created eerie zombie dogs, reanimating the canines after several hours of clinical death in attempts to develop suspended animation for humans.

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This is very similar to the 1940's Soviet scientists reviving a dog after clinical death (non-living state) for 15 minutes. Click HERE for the Sunday, April 17, 2005 post.

Pentagon Creating Student Database

Give it up for our government.....who needs privacy these days??
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Messages in water.

"Water has a very important message for us. Water is telling us to take a much deeper look at our selves. When we do look at our selves through the mirror of water, the message becomes amazingly, crystal, clear. We know that human life is directly connected to the quality of our water, both within and all around us."



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Best anti-spyware tools

The term spyware covers a wide range of threats: nearly mainstream services that display ads, programs that co-opt search results, keyloggers that steal your passwords, even Trojan horses that open your system to hacking.

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How to make a 12 dollar night vision camera from an old web cam and some film negatives.

How to make a night vision camera... learn how to HERE

What will life be like in 2056?

Government restricting use of Genetically Modified (GM) farmers, 50 hottest mutant bachelors, overcrowding at Yellowstone National parking lot?
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XBOX USB adapter

This hack / mod shows you how to create a USB adapter that can plug into the expansion slot of your Xbox controller. Among other things, this allows you to easily use off the shelf USB flash drives as a memory card to save Xbox content / game saves.

Click HERE to view the "how to"..

For multi users on a single PC

Wonder who is doing what on your computer when you're not around?

Click HERE to find out more...

Microsoft Blocking Firefox

"It appears Microsoft is blocking Firefox from a number of it’s webpages. I’ve heard of this before, but now thanks to the new reporter tool, we have hard data to back it up."

CLICK HERE to read the blog post.

Because nobody likes a memory hog.....

Windows makes a number of assumptions as to how you plan to use your computer, and it sets its services to be ready for any eventuality. You, however, might not need some of the services that Windows turns on by default.

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U-M scientists use folic acid as bait to get methotrexate inside tumor cells

Nanoparticles transport cancer-killing drug into tumor cells to increase efficacy, lower drug toxicity in mice

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PC in an XBOX case

Check out this mod - 15 year old teen puts a pc in an xbox case. Includes a 30gb hard drive and DVD/CD-RW drive. He has it hooked up to his tv so he can play all of his songs through his stereo system.
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Justices to rule on fate of file-swapping

Perhaps as soon as Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court will rule on the future of file-swapping, in one of the most closely watched legal battles of the year.

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Disable Auto Restart in Windows Update

The next time Windows updates your system it will not restart the computer automatically, but will notify you that restart is needed in order to finish the installation.

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Safe cracking 101

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Spyware Floods In Through BitTorrent

BitTorrent, the beloved file-sharing client and protocol that provides a way around bandwidth bottlenecks, has become the newest distribution vehicle for adware/spyware bundles.

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Compare cellphone plans in your area

Click WIREFLY and type in your zipcode.

HOW TO REMOVE INTERNET EXPLORER FROM WINDOWS 2000 AT INSTALL

oh I just loveddddddddd this one..

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Tabbed browing

wow, how Firefox-ish haha

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This little entry...

"Show of hands...How many of you use Internet Explorer?". Probably 99 times out of 100 when he asks that question all the hands go up, right? Well first there was a pause and then a giggle and then a whoop of laughter as the audience looked around and realized that NO ONE had raised a hand."

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How To: Build a really, really, really silent PC

Time to completion: 3 hours

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Maxtor to Launch 500GB Hard Drives

Milpitas, CA, June 6, 2005 - Maxtor Corporation (NYSE: MXO), a worldwide leader in hard disk drives and consumer storage products, announced today that the company will be shipping its next-generation 3.5-inch 7200RPM 3.0Gb SATA and ATA 133 hard drives with capacity points up to 500GB in the third quarter of this year. The new capacity will span the company's line of award-winning products, including Maxtor® QuickView® (consumer electronics - DVR/STBs, DVD/HDD combo devices), MaXLine® (enterprise applications), DiamondMax® (desktop), Maxtor Shared Storage™ (easy add-on storage for a home network) and Maxtor OneTouch™ (simple external storage and backup) brand hard drives.

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Tie Fighter case mod

Star Wars TIE Fighter, with a computer built right into the cockpit.

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Microsoft agrees to alter XP browser icon

Microsoft will give users the choice of removing links to Internet Explorer if they prefer an alternate Web browser. In the same way, the company also will let consumers choose wheather they want to remove links to programs such as Windows Media Player or the Outlook Express e-mail program.

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Be a friend

First Trojan to attack Microsoft anti-spyware product discovered

Anti-virus experts at Sophos have discovered the first piece of malware to attack Microsoft's new anti-spyware product, currently still in beta.

The Troj/BankAsh-A Trojan horse is designed to steal passwords and online banking passwords from unsuspecting Windows users. The Trojan horse also disables Microsoft AntiSpyware, currently available only as a beta download from Microsoft's website, attempting to suppress warning messages that Microsoft AntiSpyware may display and deleting all files within the program's folder.

"This appears to be the first attempt yet by any piece of malware to disable Microsoft AntiSpyware, but it may be the first of many such future attacks," said Graham Cluley, senior technology consultant for Sophos. "As Microsoft's product creeps out of beta, and is properly released and is adopted more by the home user market, we can expect to see more and more attempts by Trojan horses, viruses and worms to try and undermine its effectiveness."

Sophos experts have warned that, besides disabling Microsoft's anti-spyware product, the Trojan horse also targets users of UK online banks such as Barclays, Cahoot, Halifax, HSBC, Lloyds TSB, Nationwide, NatWest, and Smile.

"More and more malware is being written by criminals, designed to steal bank account information from innocent computer users," continued Cluley. "All internet users need to ensure their computers are properly defended with the latest up-to-date protection software, and make sure they are not putting themselves in jeopardy."

The British banking industry has published information about how online bank users can help stay safe online at www.banksafeonline.org.uk.

Sophos anti-virus products have been protecting against the Bankash-A Trojan horse since 06:03 GMT on 9 February. Sophos recommends that businesses ensure their computers are kept automatically up-to-date with the very latest protection against viruses, spam and malicious spyware

*posted Feb 9
http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/articles/bankash.html

Anti-Anti-Piracy Seal

Independent artists need a method to alert fans that they won't face 20 years of prison time for downloading their songs. In an effort to combat the FBI's Anti-Piracy Seal, an alternative logo has been created for artists who aren't concerned with file sharing and federal level copyright infringement.

simultaneously duplicate up to 11 copies of a typical DVD at up to 16x speeds.

The Aleratec 1:11 DVD/CD Copy Tower Pro 16 x 16 DVD Duplication system with built-in hard drive can copy 11 DVDs simultaneously at speeds up to 16x on both DVD+R and DVD-R media without a computer.

CLICK HERE to view the tower and order....