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Wearable Technology, Employee Productivity & the Future of Work

Wearables are relatively new and a bit exotic, but they are just miniaturized computers attached to new sensors, wireless communications, and smartphones. According to Gartner, the wearables market will grow at 18.4% in 2016 on top…

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The Way to Survive in 2045 May Be In Artificial Bodies

Just 30 years from now, the earth may be uninhabitable for humans and most other life. The recent emergence of the zika virus is perhaps a sign of things to come. As humans get more…

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Video of World’s Largest Rope Swing Viewed 27 Million Times

We’ve all swung on a rope swing at one time or another, usually as youngsters or young adults enjoying a nice day amongst friends swimming and frolicking in a river or lake. But daredevils can…

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No More Needles – Painless Electric Current to Replace Dentist’s Needles

We all are scared of going to the dentist…the fear of a needle or the frightening sound of a drill is enough to make most of us delay our checkup with the dentist. But gone are the days of scary…

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This New Amusement Park is 20 Stories Underground

Amusement parks and “spectacular” often come together. If they don’t, the amusement park may not be in business very long. Amusement Parks as Distant Memories The world is strewn with old, abandoned amusement parks that…

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Nuclear Disaster Could Be Unfolding at Indian Point 35 Miles from New York City

Many may be distracted by tonight’s Super Bowl but yesterday, Saturday, February 6, 2016, the Indian Point Nuclear Plant owned by Entergy (ETR) and located along the Hudson River reported radiation levels in 3 monitored…

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Strategic Russian Military Aggression Just Getting Started

According to Russian Today, a new report on the state of the Russian Nuclear Triad suggests Russia is significantly expanding the scope of its strategic nuclear modernization in an effort to increase its influence in…

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Britain’s First Amphibious House is Designed to Escape Flooding

Waterfront properties offer great views but often come with a major drawback – flood damage. But a London-based design firm, Baca Architects, has developed a potential solution – an amphibious house that rises with the…

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France to Pave 621 Miles (1,000 km) of Roadway with Ultra Thin Solar Panels

According to the transportation industry, paved roadways are only “occupied” or have vehicular traffic 10% of the time. The idea of turning roadways into solar energy resources is a no-brainer providing the technology is cheap,…

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Ziplines Growing in Length, Popularity Around the World

The world has hundreds of ziplines in many countries with a variety of attractive features. Nearly all zip lines provide a scenic view of either a city or the countryside. Ziplines vary in length from…

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Technology

Wearable Technology, Employee Productivity & the Future of Work

The Way to Survive in 2045 May Be In Artificial Bodies

Video of World’s Largest Rope Swing Viewed 27 Million Times

No More Needles – Painless Electric Current to Replace Dentist’s Needles

This New Amusement Park is 20 Stories Underground

Nuclear Disaster Could Be Unfolding at Indian Point 35 Miles from New York City

Strategic Russian Military Aggression Just Getting Started

Britain’s First Amphibious House is Designed to Escape Flooding

France to Pave 621 Miles (1,000 km) of Roadway with Ultra Thin Solar Panels

Ziplines Growing in Length, Popularity Around the World

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