First you wash the floor properly, then you arrange the elements. After that, you can enjoy a full 6 minutes of domino during christmas holidays. No products were harmed during the making of the movie, since the elements just bumb to each other.
The Pororoca is a tidal bore up to 4 meters high that travels upstream the Amazon River. It’s name comes from the indigenous Tupi language, where it translates into “great destructive noise”. It occurs at the mouth of the river where river water meets the Atlantic Ocean. The phenomenon is best seen in February and March, where waves up to 4 meters rolling for up to 35 minutes have been observed.
The USB Vacuum mouse from Thanko promises to suck… literally. The Vacuum mouse connects via USB 1.1 and has an 800dpi sensor and looks just like any other three button mouse on the market. The little switch on the side turns on a vacuum cleaner! I suppose that this could be useful if you are a messy eater and your desk all of the time.
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Mushroom Networks has launched a box that essentially bundles up to six different types of broadband lines together for upload speeds of up to 65Mbps. Each Internet access line may be through a DSL modem, cable modem, T1, satellite modem, fractional DS3, DS3, fiber or any other broadband connection.
Priced at $2995 it’s not a device for the common user…
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A BBC crew has filmed a worm-like amphibian, called a Caecilian, allowing her young to peel off her skin and eat it!
According Wikipedia, “…feeds its young by developing a special outer layer of skin, high in fat and other nutrients, which the young peel off with similar teeth thereby allowing them to grow by up to ten times their own weight in a week.”
