How to Make The Tasteless Water Taste Great? | Sai Fitness Tips

How to Make The Tasteless Water Taste Great? | Sai Fitness Tips: "Talking the significance of water is pretty common. But, at times despite knowing the significance of water you cannot  have sufficient water in a day. Let us explore the ways to make the tasteless water  interesting enough for you so that you can comfortably drink 10 glasses a day. Let your brain function optimally, let your body get hydrated & replenished by drinking the right amount of water every day."



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See How This Simple Invention Can Save Your Child’s Life | American Overlook

See How This Simple Invention Can Save Your Child’s Life | American Overlook: "wa teachers concerned with the potential for a shooting at their school are taking action with a new invention that will help keep teachers and students safe.

“The Sleeve” is a 12-gauge carbon steel case that holds up to 550 pounds of force. When placed over a door’s arm, it prevents intruders from getting into the classroom."



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Paddlers prepare for the world's longest non-stop canoe/kayak race - WSJ.com

Paddlers prepare for the world's longest non-stop canoe/kayak race - WSJ.com: "On Tuesday July 8, about 620 paddlers will launch their boats in the Missouri American Water Missouri River 340 (MR340) river race. From Kansas City, Ks. to St. Charles, Mo., the racers will travel 340 miles across the state -- celebrating the importance of the longest river in the U.S. to Missouri's environment and as a source of drinking water to millions of people."



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Breaking Christian News - Printer-Friendly Version

Breaking Christian News - Printer-Friendly Version: "by News Release : Jun 17, 2014 : Megan Fellman � Northwestern University
http://www.northwestern.edu/newscenter/stories/2014/06/new-evidence-for-oceans-of-water-deep-in-the-earth.html
"If just one percent of the weight of mantle rock located in the transition zone is H2O, that would be equivalent to nearly three times the amount of water in our oceans.""



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Solar Wind Energy's Downdraft Tower generates its own wind all year round

Solar Wind Energy's Downdraft Tower generates its own wind all year round: "When we think of wind power, we generally think of huge wind turbines sitting high atop towers where they can take advantage of the higher wind speeds. But Maryland-based Solar Wind Energy, Inc. is looking to turn wind power on its head with the Solar Wind Downdraft Tower, which places turbines at the base of a tower and generates its own wind to turn them."



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A Bold Man Dives Head On Into Largest Waves On Earth. The Result? Spectacular! | SF Globe

A Bold Man Dives Head On Into Largest Waves On Earth. The Result? Spectacular! | SF Globe:



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Tennis Ball Launcher

Tennis Ball Launcher: "A friend of mine has bad arthritis in his wrists and cannot easily throw a tennis ball for his puppy to fetch. They both enjoy the game but the current models of tennis ball throwers aren't easy on his wrist and those that are aren't very effective. My goal was to build something he could easily fire but still get appreciable distance from."



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Nissan takes the wraps off Concept 2020 Vision Gran Turismo

Nissan takes the wraps off Concept 2020 Vision Gran Turismo: "Cor, I’d like to take that for a spin.” It's what most of us think when looking at concept cars, but the chances of that ever happening are usually less than slim. The Nissan Concept 2020 Vision Gran Turismo is an exception to the rule – at least, it's a virtual exception. That’s because next month, the just revealed supercar concept becomes available for download for Polyphony Digital’s Gran Turismo 6 video game for the Playstation console."



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22 Videos of Things Exploding in Slow Motion - Slideshow from PCMag.com

22 Videos of Things Exploding in Slow Motion - Slideshow from PCMag.com: "The people behind Mythbusters like to fancy themselves as educators who draw in viewers by applying the scientific method to unearth the truth behind urban myths, Hollywood trickery, and other common historical misconceptions. But we all know that's not why people are watching"



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The surprising aerodynamics behind the Brazuca World Cup football

The surprising aerodynamics behind the Brazuca World Cup football: "Under the guise of World Cup fever, scientists across the globe are seizing the opportunity to examine the aerodynamic properties of what will in all likelihood be the most talked-about object on a global scale over the coming weeks, the 2014 World Cup match ball. The ball, lovingly named Brazuca by the Brazilian people, is the product of a significant amount of research and money aimed at creating the ultimate centerpiece for one of the greatest sporting competitions on Earth."



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Human trials planned for genetically-modified "super bananas"

Human trials planned for genetically-modified "super bananas": "According to the Queensland University of Technology's Prof. James Dale, 650,000 to 700,000 children die worldwide every year due to pro-vitamin A deficiency. Many of those children live in East African nations such as Uganda. Dale's proposed solution? Take something that's already grown and eaten there, and genetically modify it to produce the needed vitamin. That's what he's done with the Highland cooking banana. The resulting "super bananas" are about to be the subject of human nutritional trials in the US."



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Google to Spend a Billion or More on Internet Satellites | Singularity Hub

Google to Spend a Billion or More on Internet Satellites | Singularity Hub: "Internet access is common in the developed world, but many in emerging markets are just now getting online. For Google, one of the most visited sites in the world, it’s a massive growth opportunity. And they aren’t going to wait for local governments or anyone else to build the necessary infrastructure."



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