All of Them Almost, But Not Quite Unlike Tea
The Coca-Cola people are working on a soda machine that dispenses 100 different flavours.As if I didn't have enough aggravation as it is.
Labels: Food, Technology
I think I think, therefore, I think I think I am, I think.
The Coca-Cola people are working on a soda machine that dispenses 100 different flavours.Labels: Food, Technology
The electric concept car that has exercise machines built in so you can make it go using muscle power.
Labels: Motor Car
Labels: Technology, United Nations
EE Times headline:Robot removes kidneyAnd the patient woke up the next morning in a bathtub full of ice.
Labels: robot
In an attempt to prove that there is indeed one born every minute, the Hotel Byblos markets a box containing a bottle of Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque 1999, four glasses, and a rather cheap looking set of jewelry. All yours for €100,000.Labels: Insanity

Labels: Space
Showing that gull-wing doors don't have all the fun, we present the Peugeot 888 folding concept car; soon to be crashing painfully against carpark ceilings, garage beams and road signs everywhere.Labels: Motor Car
Dubai showcases a design for a ziggurat capable of housing a million people.
Labels: Architecture, Dubai, Future Past
Where I live, that basically involves a couple of wet winters and... That's about it, really.Labels: Technology
A combination fire extinguisher and grenade launcher.Labels: Technology
A British car has broken the diesel land-speed record with an astonishing 328 mph–and the team claiming that they could have done better, but the tyres wouldn't have held up.Labels: Britain, Motor Car, Technology
I love this headline from Discover magazine:Just How Nasty Is Space Food?Notice is isn't "Is it nasty?", but "How nasty".
Labels: Space Food
Only from the halls of academe can you find this sort of inverted logic: Can't run your cafeteria properly? Are your clean up operations inefficient? Then show your contempt for the students by banning trays.Labels: Environmentalism, Schools, United States
It had to happen sooner or later. Hollywood has developed a way to replace actors with digital avatars. I was a professional actor for five years and it was bad enough losing parts to blokes who had all the depth of a video game character. Now you get pipped by the "real" thing.
The Telegraph looks at the 100 ugliest cars in history.
The BBC's Lyse Doucet criticises news coverage of the Afghanistan campaign, saying that it overlooks "the humanity of the Taliban".Labels: Afghanistan, BBC, Jihad

Labels: Technology
Headline from The Consumerist:Pepperoni Hot Pockets Recalled For Containing PlasticHow could they tell the difference?
Labels: Food
Labels: Cinema, Science Fiction
If you have $1.69 million to spare you can buy the perfect gift for the hydroclaustrophobe in your life.Labels: Technology
What train of thought led to someone concluding that this was a good idea is one of the great mysteries of our age.Labels: Technology
Iran announces that it intends to put a man in orbit within ten years.
Interstellar spaceflight in our lifetime? In anybody's?Labels: Space, Technology
A combination hamper and washing machine that does your laundry automatically.Labels: Technology
Another entry in our "How the hell do you get into the bloody thing?" supercar concept competition.
And I thought those see-through blouses back in the '80s were bad.Labels: Fashion
Fanuc Robotics America Inc.has developed a robot suitable for use in a meat-packing plant.Labels: robot, United States
Only two things have kept me from buying an Aston Martin DBS. One is the fairly obvious and annoying fact that I'm a freelance writer and consequently as poor as a church mouse. The other is that until now there wasn't a stylish Swiss watch that would unlock the doors.
I'm always fascinated by thinkers who assert that man is without freewill. It isn't that they hold such views that amuses me, but rather that if they really do believe such a thing, then why do they bother to tell anyone?Labels: Philosophy, Science
Just how long will the world's uranium supply last? 50 years? 500?Labels: Nuclear, Technology
Labels: Cinema, Science Fiction
Labels: Cinema, Science Fiction
Labels: Music