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This is great thinking, applied really well. I wish I could do this!
Wolfram Blog : Droste Effect with Mathematica
Damn I love clever thinking like this....
iPhone App Solves Rubik's Cube in 20 Moves or Better Epicenter from Wired.com
PC Pro: Blogs & Analysis: Features: Is the virus threat real?
Honestly - this has been my feeling for a while. Who has really had any issues recently? I think the threat is overrated.
Any counter arguments?
A Butler Well Served by This Election
This is a great story - and I almost cried at the end!
Google Flu Trends
This is what data mining is all about. Finding correlations, deep insight, and useful technology!
Fridge-sized tape recorder could crack lunar mysteries
An archiving error by NASA has meant 173 data tapes have sat in Perth for almost 40 years, holding information about lunar dust that could be vital in expanding science's understanding of the moon.
But after almost four decades, a donation from a Sydney computer society look sset to breathe fresh life into a long-neglected field of lunar science.
You know! It's a thingummy... Whatjermercallit... The everyday items with the forgotten names Mail Online
My daughter always asks what the vertical indentation between the upper lip and nose is called.
Now I know - the Philtrum. The term derives from the Greek word philein, to kiss - for the ancient Greeks believed this area was one of the most erogenous spots on the body. Both Hitler and Charlie Chaplin covered theirs with a moustache- - while, apparently, SAS officers can kill someone simply by tapping-their philtrum in a certain way.