Holy Guacamole! Check Out the Prices At the Super Bowl XLVIII Concession Stands - ABC News

Holy Guacamole! Check Out the Prices At the Super Bowl XLVIII Concession Stands - ABC News: "Check out the concession stand prices at Met Life Stadium for Super Bowl XLVIII.
While it’s not bone chilling cold, guests who still want to sip on hot chocolate at the game will have to shell out $11, while a souvenir cup full of soup costs $20."



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Seattle dominates Denver 43-8 to win franchise’s first Super Bowl | Q

Seattle dominates Denver 43-8 to win franchise’s first Super Bowl | Q: "The Seattle Seahawks won the first Super Bowl in franchise history, beating the Denver Broncos 43-8 Sunday. Here are the four takeaways everyone will be talking about:"



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How fit is your brain? Take our brain fitness quiz! — www.discovery.com

How fit is your brain? Take our brain fitness quiz! — www.discovery.com: "Did you know the brain is capable of remembering hundreds of thousands of tidbits of information? To find out some of the mysteries of the brain, put on your thinking cap and give this brain fitness quiz a try."



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The Coldest Spot in the Known Universe - NASA Science

The Coldest Spot in the Known Universe - NASA Science: "Jan. 30, 2014:   Everyone knows that space is cold. In the vast gulf between stars and galaxies, the temperature of gaseous matter routinely drops to 3 degrees K, or 454 degrees below zero Fahrenheit.
It’s about to get even colder.
NASA researchers are planning to create the coldest spot in the known universe inside the International Space Station."



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Trucks Crash Compilation on ice - YouTube

Trucks Crash Compilation on ice - YouTube: ""



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Coolest aircraft ever built

Coolest aircraft ever built: "There are many things in our world that advance to new levels continuously because of advances in technology. One of the reasons that technology keeps advancing so quickly such as with tv, computers, phones, etc, is because of the technology research that goes into developing advancements in military weapons, and aircraft. This is the coolest military aircraft built to date."



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GPM satellite to usher in a new era of weather observation — www.gizmag.com

GPM satellite to usher in a new era of weather observation — www.gizmag.com: "A new satellite designed to take detailed, near real-time measurements of rain and snowfall on a global scale whilst mapping the interior of storm systems is set to launch. The Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Core Observatory has been in development since 2005 and is a collaboration project between NASA and the Japanese Space Agency (JAXA). The satellite is due to be launched on the Japanese manufactured H-IIA delivery vehicle from the Tanegashima Space Centre, Tanegashima Island, Japan, on February 27."



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Very first Porsche goes on display after gathering dust for over a century — www.gizmag.com

Very first Porsche goes on display after gathering dust for over a century — www.gizmag.com: "Ask most petrolheads when the first Porsche was built and the likely answer you’ll get is 1948, when the Type 356 rolled out. In fact, that’s off by fifty years. This week, the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen will mark its fifth anniversary with the unveiling of the rediscovered and unrestored first Porsche, the P1 built in 1898. Recovered from a warehouse where it languished forgotten for over a century, it’s now the centerpiece of a new permanent exhibit telling the early history of Porsche and its founder."



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These Tiny Windmills Work, and Ten Will Fit in a Grain of Rice — www.wired.com

These Tiny Windmills Work, and Ten Will Fit in a Grain of Rice — www.wired.com: "Imagine a world where your iPhone was out of juice and there wasn’t a Lightning cable for miles—wouldn’t it be great if you could just blow on your phone to bring it back to life?"



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Man washed up on boat on Marshall Islands says he's been adrift 16 months, report says | Fox News

Man washed up on boat on Marshall Islands says he's been adrift 16 months, report says | Fox News: "An emaciated man whose boat washed up on the shores of the Pacific’s Marshall Islands is reportedly telling a harrowing tale of being adrift for 16 months, surviving on fish, birds, and turtle blood."



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This sound system is so powerful no human could survive hearing it

This sound system is so powerful no human could survive hearing it: "Tremble at the sight of this huge sound horn inside the Large European Acoustic Facility (LEAF). It's an ESA-built device that subjects satellites to the same levels of noise produced by rockets as they take off and fly through the atmosphere."



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What are Earthquakes

What are Earthquakes: "An earthquake is the sudden and sometimes very violent release of energy from the movement of the earth surface. The surface is comprised of plates called tectonic plates. these plates are constantly moving into each other. As the pressure from them pushing on each other builds up, one of the plates has to give into the pressure. It can move up or down, or to one side or the other."



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Super Paydays: Who'll Earn $16,167 a Minute in the Super Bowl? - DailyFinance

Super Paydays: Who'll Earn $16,167 a Minute in the Super Bowl? - DailyFinance: "On Sunday, millions of Americans will huddle around their TVs to watch grown men crash into each other at full speed. Some call it the "Super Bowl," while others call it "that one Sunday we clog our arteries and watch funny commercials." But for many of the athletes, sponsors, vendors and others associated with the big game, it's simply called "payday.""



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25 Contemporary Building Designs That Are Making A Splash In The Architecture World

25 Contemporary Building Designs That Are Making A Splash In The Architecture World: "It's that time of year again, folks. When our pals at Arch Daily sift through the world's best building designs in an effort to pinpoint the year's most impressive feats of architecture.

Now, after a whopping 3,500 nominations for projects around the globe, the Building of the Year Awards is open to the public. Readers can vote for their favorite design spanning categories like commercial, educational and religious architecture, not to mention housing, offices, refurbishment and more. The entire list of contenders can be seen here, but we've compiled a list of our 25 favorites for your viewing pleasure."



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Super-tough glass based on mollusk shells

Super-tough glass based on mollusk shells: "In the future, if you drop a glass on the floor and it doesn't break, thank a mollusk. Inspired by shellfish, scientists at Montreal's McGill University have devised a new process that drastically increases the toughness of glass. When dropped, items made using the technology would be more likely to deform than to shatter."



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Terry Bradshaw Dishes on Former Football Teammate and Duck Dynasty Star Phil Robertson | Fox News Insider

Terry Bradshaw Dishes on Former Football Teammate and Duck Dynasty Star Phil Robertson | Fox News Insider: "Today on The Real Story, Bradshaw revealed to Gretchen Carlson, “He was always talking about hunting. […] He always had duck stuff hanging off of him. He wore t-shirts, Levis and green Adidas – no socks.”"



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Boundary Waters canoe area wilderness

Boundary Waters canoe area wilderness: "If you ever want to take a trip to a place to get away from it all. A place where you can experience something you can't experience almost anywhere else. A place where you can sit on a rock at night where it is so dark and so quiet that you can't see or hear anything but billions of stars, the Boundary waters canoe area is that place."



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Alpha Centauri B may have "superhabitable" worlds — www.gizmag.com

Alpha Centauri B may have "superhabitable" worlds — www.gizmag.com: "Since Earth is the only known inhabited planet and we happen to live here, it’s only natural to regard it as the ideal place for life to exist, and to assume that another life-bearing planet would be fairly similar. However, that is not the opinion of scientists René Heller and John Armstrong who contend that there might be a planet even more suitable for life than Earth 4.3 light years away orbiting the star Alpha Centauri B."



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Stratasys creates world's first color multi-material 3D printer — www.gizmag.com

Stratasys creates world's first color multi-material 3D printer — www.gizmag.com: "3D printer manufacturer Stratasys has launched what it says is the first 3D printer that can print both in color and with multiple materials. The Objet500 Connex3 combines droplets of three base materials to produce a variety of different material characteristics and colors."



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Looking For A New Kindle? Here’s How To Decide Which Is Right For You — www.makeuseof.com

Looking For A New Kindle? Here’s How To Decide Which Is Right For You — www.makeuseof.com: "Amazon currently offers 8 different models of Kindles, and with so many options, choosing one can be a tad confusing for the average consumer. What exactly differentiates these devices from each other?"



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Menu and Recipes for a Low-Carb Super Bowl Party — lowcarbdiets.about.com

Menu and Recipes for a Low-Carb Super Bowl Party — lowcarbdiets.about.com: "The Super Bowl is proof that people are almost driven to develop food traditions. Did you know that the Super Bowl has become one of the biggest food "holidays" in the U.S? You may think that it would be difficult to party while eating low carb, but in fact, it's not that hard -- there are lots of low-carb options for celebrating with friends, including those who are watching the football game, those who are more interested in the commercials, and those who are chatting off to the side. You needn't send your blood glucose or insulin up to celebrate the game!"



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A Most Bizarre, Hilarious Table Tennis Match Shows Competitors Having a Ball | Video | TheBlaze.com

A Most Bizarre, Hilarious Table Tennis Match Shows Competitors Having a Ball | Video | TheBlaze.com: "If you’ve ever seen professional table tennis — or at least “Forest Gump” — you’d know the game can get quite heated.

Well, the high-speed shots taken by Belgian competitor Jean-Michel Saive and Taiwanese competitor Chuang Chih-yuan were quite impressive at recent match, but it’s the pair letting their guard down and having a little fun that’s getting attention."



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Is margarine brown bread? Butter is back with sales soaring as 'healthy' alternatives melt away — www.dailymail.co.uk

Is margarine brown bread? Butter is back with sales soaring as 'healthy' alternatives melt away — www.dailymail.co.uk: "Spread the word: butter is back.

Appetite for butter gradually melted over the past few decades, as it became associated with heart disease, high cholesterol and making people fat.

Instead, families were encouraged to put ‘healthier’ spreads such as margarine on the nation’s breakfast tables."



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Review: The camera-packin' Hubsan X4 FPV mini quadcopter — www.gizmag.com

Review: The camera-packin' Hubsan X4 FPV mini quadcopter — www.gizmag.com: "It was just a few months ago that we showed you what is probably the world's smallest consumer quadcopter, the tiny Estes Proto X. Although it's a marvel of modern engineering, Gizmag writer Jonathan Fincher noted that it lacks any particularly interesting features, such as a camera. Well, late last year, Hubsan released its X4 H107D FPV. It's not much bigger than the Proto X, and it has a camera that transmits a real-time video signal to the user. When I heard about it, I knew I had to try it out."



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Waterwolf electric surfboard speeds over lakes and rivers — www.gizmag.com

Waterwolf electric surfboard speeds over lakes and rivers — www.gizmag.com: "Not every surfer is lucky enough to live near a world-class break. In fact, many would-be surfers live hundreds of miles from the nearest piece of coast. For them, the new MXP-3 from Germany's Waterwolf represents the chance to transform the local lazy lake or river into a riveting surfer's playground. Part surfboard, part personal watercraft, the MXP-3 zips clean across flat water at speeds up to 21 mph (35 km/h)."



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