Make 3D Printable Objects

One of the problems with 3D printing is getting a hold of things to print. You can of course download pre-made objects from a variety of places like Thingiverse; but if you want something unique and made by you, that’s where things get a little difficult. Here are 9 quick and easy apps for making something a little more unique. TinkerCad This is a superb web app for creating complex 3D shapes by combining basic ones. It may not have all the...

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Make Your PC A Microsoft Signature PC Without Paying $99

Windows PCs are notoriously junk-filled out-of-the-box. Buy a Microsoft Signature PC from a Microsoft Store (yes, Microsoft has a handful of stores across the US) and you’ll find it free of the usual junk. Soon, Microsoft will offer to turn any PC into a Microsoft Signature PC with its “Signature Upgrade” service – as long as you pay $99. A typical PC might come with a pile of additional desktop shortcuts, system tray applications,...

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Websites for Teens to Earn Money Online

As the end of the school year approaches, many high school and college students find themselves scrambling for summer jobs so that they can save up some spending money. Unfortunately, there aren’t many decent paying jobs available for teens, especially in a rough economic climate. However, there are a number of websites that offer very easy money for teens online. For a teenager who is disciplined and responsible, online jobs are the easiest...

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Interesting Ways to Earn Money Online

Internet has turned into a great place to earn for a living. Some of the advantages it offers are: working from home, (partial) independence and freedom, plenty of various opportunities. The best thing about making money online is that it is fun. You can do what you really enjoy and get paid for that! So besides obvious making-money-from-your-website thing, what are other reliable ways to earn some extra cash? (1) Get Paid for Reviewing...

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G-Spot Has Been Found after Decades of Mystery ?

Blue G Procsilas For decades, researchers have argued over the existence of the G-spot, a supersensitive spongy organ on the front vaginal wall that many women report causes vaginal, rather than clitoral, orgasms. Now, a cosmetic surgeon in Florida says he's finally found the G-spot in a dissected cadaver, but rather than settling the question of the G-spot once and for all, the new findings are kicking off a new round of debate. Adam Ostrzenski,...

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Microsoft Launches So.cl, A Social Network

Microsoft has just launched So.cl, their own version of a social network, but it is a little different from what you typically see from social networks. Generally, a social network is a place to share status updates, locations, photos and general information about what is going on with your life. Microsoft’s social spot is all about sharing web searches. The idea behind so.cl is that sharing searches on the web will lead to interesting discussion...

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Best Websites To Get A University Level Education For Free

The idea that you are never done learning has never been more true than today. The Internet has revolutionized the way we access information and knowledge – formerly a luxury accessible only to the rich and highly gifted – which is now freely available to anyone with Internet access. Education and learning should be a lifelong process and the Internet is your chance to get a university level education for free, regardless of where you...

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Mustafa's Space Drive: An Egyptian Student's Quantum Physics Invention

Remember the name, because you might see it again: Aisha Mustafa, a 19-year-old Egyptian physics student, patented a new type of propulsion system for spacecraft that uses cutting edge quantum physics instead of thrusters. First, a little background: One of the strange quantum facts at work in Mustafa's engine idea is that there's no such thing as a vacuum, devoid of particles, waves, and energy. Instead the universe's supposedly...

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Twitter Users Reacting to Controversial ‘Time’ Cover

Time unveiled a very revealing cover for its latest issue, andTwitter users have had plenty to say about it. The cover features Jamie Lynne Grumet, a 26-year-old California mom, shown breast-feeding her son Aram, who turns four next month. In the issue — titled, “Are You Mom Enough?” — Grumet is interviewed about her parenting decisions and the modern relationship between mother and baby. Internet users responded quickly...

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