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demint amendment to audit the federal reserve blocked by senate leadership
choson ninja demonstrates some nifty blocking techniques.
12,000 jenga blocks make-up this leaning tower of pisa model
norton blocked windows.
nba's top 10 blocks for season 05 - 06
cnn - reporters go after white house for blocking detainee abuse photos
click and hold the red block and dodge everything else.
here is shot of a person behind a congrete block, you can see just how cool that looks.
pretty addicting puzzle game in which you have to move and connect all the blocks of the same color.
balls of fury's randy daytona teaches you the proper forehand block technique.
choson ninja demonstrates kick pressure point block technique. teach with love, and god bless!
choson ninja explains wing chun soft blocking (redirecting and deflecting) and a little about fence climbing.
choson ninja explains another block and takedown technique. stay safe!
gymkhana 2.1 takes the epic cinematography and driving from dc co-founder and rally team member ken block that you've come to expect from the gymkhana videos and mixes in rob dyrdek in his comical and somewhat powerful miniature version of block's rally car.
if your favorite piece of headgear is made of tinfoil, this counter-surveillance device should be right up your alley. it can detect and block all sorts of privacy-invading technologies, such as wireless video, laser audio, phone taps, and gps tracking. just keep it in your pocket at all times to make sure the fbi doesn't get to see you buying doritos and renting evil dead for the 50th time, since you know that's what they spend their budget on. unfortunately for the true paranoids out there, this won't stop cameras from taking pictures of you, even though the technology to do that exists. furthermore, it won't block long-range brain scans that extra terrestrials may or may not use to download your memories for research on the impending invasion. i mean, without that you're basically throwing your $350 away, am i right? source- scifi.com
an interesting reaction. used to explain why co2 fire extinguishers cannot put out a magnesium fire. magnesium ribbon and turnings are placed into the center of a block of more.
put simply, this solid lime-wood knife block shaped like a human head would be a refreshing addition to any boring kitchen, or not ;)
i'll look for more images but for now here is the complete list of blocks: a - appendages b - bioengineering c - caffeine d - dirigible e - experiment f - freeze ray g - goggles h - henchmen i - invention j - jargon k - potassium l - laser m - maniacal n - nanotechnology o - organs p - peasants (with pitchforks) q - quantum physics r - robot s - self-experimentation t - tentacles u - underground lair v - virus w - wrench x - x-ray y - you, the mad scientist of tomorrow z - zombies
a flash animation with a parody song of puddle of mudd's 'she f*ckin' hates me'. it tells the tale of a poor guy being 'dumped' and blocked via msn by his online girlfriend.
courtesy: arthur (2 sheds) jackson
new york - comcast corp. actively interferes with attempts by some of its high-speed internet subscribers to share files online, a move that runs counter to the tradition of treating all types of net traffic equally. the interference, which the associated press confirmed through nationwide tests, is the most drastic example yet of data discrimination by a u.s. internet service provider. it involves company computers masquerading as those of its users. if widely applied by other isps, the technology comcast is using would be a crippling blow to the bittorrent, edonkey and gnutella file-sharing networks. while these are mainly known as sources of copyright music, software and movies, bittorrent in particular is emerging as a legitimate tool for quickly disseminating legal content. the principle of equal treatment of traffic, called "net neutrality" by proponents, is not enshrined in law but supported by some regulations. most of the debate around the issue has centered on tentative plans, now postponed, by large internet carriers to offer preferential treatment of traffic from certain content providers for a fee. comcast's interference, on the other hand, appears to be an aggressive way of managing its network to keep file-sharing traffic from swallowing too much bandwidth and affecting the internet speeds of other subscribers. comcast, the nation's largest cable tv operator and no. 2 internet provider, would not specifically address the practice, but spokesman charlie douglas confirmed that it uses sophisticated methods to keep net connections running smoothly. "comcast does not block access to any applications, including bittorrent," he said. douglas would not specify what the company means by "access" — comcast subscribers can download bittorrent files without hindrance. only uploads of complete files are blocked or delayed by the company, as indicated by ap tests. but with "peer-to-peer" technology, users exchange files with each other, and one person's upload is another's download. that means comcast's blocking of certain uploads has repercussions in the global network of file sharers. comcast's technology kicks in, though not consistently, when one bittorrent user attempts to share a complete file with another user. each pc gets a message invisible to the user that looks like it comes from the other computer, telling it to stop communicating. but neither message originated from the other computer — it comes from comcast. if it were a telephone conversation, it would be like the operator breaking into the conversation, telling each talker in the voice of the other: "sorry, i have to hang up. good bye." source
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the optimus keyboard is a concept for a prototype computer keyboard from the art. lebedev studio, headed by artemy lebedev. on each of its keys is a display which can dynamically change to adapt to the keyboard layout in use or to show the function of the key.
the apple ipod is more than just a well-designed mp3 and video player. it's also a life-saver. the above photo shows a 'pod that might have saved the life of kevin garrad, a u.s. infantryman in iraq. garrand's fourth-generation ipod was blasted by a 7.62mm bullet fired by an iraqi insurgent. the bullet went clear through the mp3 player, but didn't penetrate his kevlar armor. maybe the ipod slowed the bullet just enough to save the guy's life.
the mythbusters attempt the famous escape from alcatraz island as attempted by frank morris and brothers john and clarence anglin.
