Eyefi Brings Cloud Solution to Photography
Eyefi Cloud has just been unveiled to the public by Eyefi, the international leader in digital camera connectivity. Eyefi Cloud is a private, cloud service dedicated to photos that will allow … Read More
Food Texture May Influence Your Perception of Healthiness, Study Finds
If you had to guess, which food has more calories in it: a plate of crisp, crunchy celery pieces or a batch of soggy french fries? Obviously, the fries are … Read More
Google Creates Algorithm That Can Solve CAPTCHAs Better Than the Average Human
Google has figured out how to solve its own CAPTCHAs. In a paper published earlier this week, Google researchers revealed that they have created an algorithm that can solve CAPTCHAs with … Read More
Responsible Boating Paramount for Staying Safe on the Water
Last year, a U.S. Coast Guard station on Lake Erie made more drunken boating arrests than any other agency in the nation. Officers at the Marblehead, Ohio station charged a staggering … Read More
West Lafayette City Hall May Relocate Thanks to Extensive Mold
Mold does not discriminate against any type of building when it chooses to grow. While it might be synonymous with dingy basements and even old bathrooms that aren’t properly cleaned, … Read More
Japanese Sunglass Shop Sells Actual Bowlfuls of Sunglasses
Rougan Megane Hakubutsukan is a little sunglass store in Japan that, quite actually, sells bowls of sunglasses for about 280 yen, which is about $2.80 USD. Believe it or not, … Read More
Shady Flash Robbers Steal $20,000 Worth of Sunglasses
An audacious flash mob of eight women stormed a Sunglass Hut in Santa Clarita, California and ran off with over $20,000 worth of sunglasses. Blocking store employees from being able … Read More
Volkswagen Expands Hybrid Plug-In Vehicles in China, But Will Other Markets Follow?
We may not have caught up to what folks in the recent past pictured the 21st century to be like, but we’re at least taking baby steps to get there. … Read More
Major Marcus Brauers Sues Canadian Military to Recover Staggering Financial Loss on Home
Major Marcus Brauer of the Canadian military is seeking a judicial review of the Treasury Board’s decision that he should only receive $15,000 for a whopping $88,000 loss that the 24-year … Read More
‘Whole’ Grains Might Be a Bit Harder to Spot Than You Think, Experts Say
Wheat bread is better than white bread, so we’ve been told. Eat fewer refined grains and focus on getting back to the more fibrous stuff at the source, the experts … Read More