Submitter Shortyadamk first accepted in writing I just started a new job where I have to visit many high school science classes and students involved in projects of 1-3 days on sustainable energy science and the environment (in order to promote regional universities. programs) I looked at a number of projects supervised available online and many of them are solar projects, my biggest problem with this is that we are in a region rural Alaska and most of the time I visit classes will be the winter (when we have very little light – and even if we did it would be too cold to play in). I’m curious whether anyone has any ideas or suggestions for demonstrations and projects that can be done in class and do not require sunlight catch another is that the project should be small enough to fit in a plastic case or tote;. we do not all roads connecting the villages, I have to fly the project from one school to home.
Monthly Archives: September 2011
Sony Alpha DSLR-5N for sale, NEX-7 available for pre-order
from: http://www.engadget.com/2011/09/06/sony-alpha-nex-5n-on-sale-nex-7-available-for-pre-order/:
Our network of eagle-eyed tipsters gave us the heads-up that Sony has $ 700 NEX-5N is willing to buy the device online fans, and curious can view last month practice before deciding to part with the cheddar much. The company is also taking pre-orders for the monstrous NEX-7 , which costs $ 1,350 – slightly more than we expected. This camera has 24.3 megapixel sensor, AVCHD video can take up to 10 frames per second and can probably see around the world or something. It will make its way to farms in November, giving you just enough time to learn how to save face disappointed everyone – come Christmas morning – in detail tearing.
Stanford AI class beta for a commercial launch?
Submitter Lyrdor first time accepted, wrote The terms of service for the Stanford Artificial Intelligence points to the class how the free class this fall will be used to develop and evaluate the online course prior to commercial release of the course KnowLabs called by a startup. While all accounts of the press so far have highlighted how the course would be another example of open educational resources at Stanford, under the service point to something else going on. On the LinkedIn David Staven, co-founder and CEO least know Labs, the startup is described on his profile as an angel funded start to re-imagine and revolutionize education by using the social web and mobile applications . We launched www.ai-class.com and attracted more than 130,000 students in 190 + countries.
(Possible) Hacker Diginotar appears
arglebargle_xiv writes At the risk of burning people on the topic of PKI fail, someone claiming to be the pirate Diginotar came to claim responsibility: the pirate ComodoGate 0wn He also claims four more ‘high – Profile KT. and still has the ability to issue new certificates thugs, presumably from other CA 0wns it. What this statement is true or not, which leads to the violation in the first place? Dr player points to the interim report commissioned by the Dutch government (PDF) that a) No antivirus software was present on servers Diginotar a, b) the most critical servers had malware infections c) The software on the public web server has been exceeded and unpatched, and d) all the servers were accessible by a user / password, which was not very strong and could easily be brute-force.
Losing battle against the USPS Age E-mail
An anonymous reader writes An article in the NY Times explains how the United States Postal Service is in serious financial difficulties, and will need emergency measures of Congress to prevent a shutdown later this year. Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe said simply: If Congress doesn ‘t act, we will default. Employment contracts prohibiting layoffs are preventing one of the ways to reduce costs, and laws prohibiting the postage rates of inflation than keep a low income. In addition, the proliferation of e electronic and online bill payment services have contributed to a 22% reduction by mail volume since 2006. They are now hoping for legislation that would ease their economic requirements and is considering an end to the provision of Saturday.
Gamer food PS3 and Xbox 360 in one case, clears the shelf space for the trifecta
Of course, we all thought about how it would be nice to have our PS3 and Xbox 360 consoles in the same enclosure. But, like many similar thoughts are going, we left there. Not content to simmer a good thought, the user Reddit
timofend accepted the challenge and has built a mega-machine gambling – he thrust the new model Slim console from Microsoft in a tower next to a PC old 80GB PS3. Looking to save money in the process, the über-gamer jumped on a liquid cooling system – but notes that when the two machines operate simultaneously, they each hover around 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius). Hey, we’re not complaining … but really, timofend, can we please see a NES / Dreamcast / PlayStation OG combo in your next masterpiece? To take a look under the hood, hit the gallery below.
Baidu, Dell team up to produce the line of smartphones, and tablets in China
Just a few days after the introduction of Android as its own OS, Baidu is now looking to expand its mobile reach the front of the hardware, with help from Dell. According to Reuters,
the Chinese search giant has joined forces with the PC manufacturer to produce a line of tablets and smartphones in China, hoping to capitalize on a market of over 900 million mobile subscribers. A Dell spokesman declined to give a launch date of the new product line, but sources familiar with the matter say they could launch in November. Instrument Details remain as opaque, but Dell seems to resurrect his tablet / handset unit, following the collapse of the Streak 5 . We have a partnership with Baidu, and you know, we have the Streak 5 tablet, so that the partnership will be in this space, the company representative said, adding that future versions imply Baidu platform mobile application, as well. Today’s announcement also comes after Dell’s Chinese sales rose 22 percent in the first quarter of this year, but it remains to be seen whether the alliance will have much effect on a market today dominated by Apple and Lenovo.
Signal hair growth driven by fat cells
RogerRoast writes An article published in the journal Cell, molecular signals from fat cells (adipocytes) precursors under the skin are needed to stimulate hair growth in mice. Yale researchers report in the newspaper that these cells produce molecules called PDGF (platelet derived growth factor), which are required to produce hair growth. The discovery of the source of signals that trigger hair growth can lead to new treatments for baldness. The trick is to obtain precursors of adipocytes under the skin of about stem cells at the base of the hair follicles.