Today, as many people use martial arts as physical and spiritual cleansing techniques, more and more people are searching for new martial art forms for diversified yet strict martial arts programs--exactly what this California studio offers.
As if an internet enabled refrigerator weren't reason enough to get ethernet jacks installed in your kitchen, Tonight's Menu Intelligent Ovens (TMIO) will soon allow you to cook dinner from anywhere in the world. Alternatively, it could be used to explode potatoes from the relative safety of one's living room.
Escape the world around you for a few moments and indulge the adventurer in yourself. These incredible photos of Mali will take you to this mysterious country rich with ancient history, and likely whet the appetite to put on some traveling shoes.
This hilarious website profiles egregious offenders of key changes (or modulations) in popular music...some who have done it will not suprise you (the glam rock band KISS for example), and some should know better (Michael Jackson, in his 1987 hit Man in the Mirror)...definitely worth taking a look at.
The nice people who keep track of everything you use your tivo for have released reports on the most paused and rewound moments of the Academy Awards.
Purportedly written from Baghdad, the personal weblog Where is Raed? gives an often bitter, sometimes funny glimpse into daily life in Iraq.
Chile is the most logical place to run experimental and diagnostic tests before dispatching the Mars Exploration Rovers.
This very impressive free game allows players to run their own university campus, SimCity style. Decide what departments to fund, how stringent requirements for tenure are, and how well to fund the athletic department. Then watch your campus thrive or crumble. Requires Windows.
Are your ideas about God's existence logically consistent? Whether you believe or not, this interactive test will let you know how well thought out your convictions really are.
No, not musical arts. This web page provides users with recordings made in the presence of various works of visual art. Described on the page itself as Part social experiment, part sound exploration, and part guaranteed conceptual failure, this archive allows users to hear what they would hear in the presence of such works as the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo and The Night Watch.