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Domo Toaster Gives Bread More Bite, Won’t Harm Kittens
Can't get enough of Domo, NHK Japan's lovable toothy mascot? Well guess what, your dreams have come true! Not only does the Domo Toaster brand an image of Domo-kun onto each and every slice of your morning toast, the toaster itself is styled to look just like Domo.A Mic for Every Occasion: Types of Mics and Where to Use Them
Microphones. They come in all shapes and sizes and are used in a wide variety of applications. Most gadgets you own nowadays probably have a microphone embedded in it somewhere--from your laptop to your phone and maybe even your alarm clock.Calling All Inventors! Casting Call For Season 3, INVENTION USA!
Last night was the premiere of Season 2 of The History Channel's inventor show, Invention USA.
No sooner did the season begin, that casting calls for Season 3 of the
hit series get on the road too. So now inventors have another chance to
strut their stuff before the casting directors and the show's hosts, Reichart Von Wolfsheild and Scotty Ziegler.How LEDs Light Up Your Life in Ways You Never Imagined
So you might have taken one look at the title and went, "LED lights? What does that have to do with me?" Well, if you're well aware of what it can do and what people around you have been doing with it, then you'll agree that it has a lot to do with you.‘Power Hunters’ Are ‘Jersey Strong’ In Aftermath Of Hurricane Sandy [Videos]
Seeking power was an arduous task as most folks learned early on in the
aftermath of superstorm, Hurricane Sandy. Desperately seeking power for
our cell phones, iPads and laptops became part of the zeitgeist emanating from those affected in New Jersey and New York. The power grid
that used to affect only our heat, electricity and land lines now
included cell towers that experienced disrupted service as well. Even
for those services that remained operational, without electricity we
needed alternatives to charge our devices.