"Our self-use earwax remover works with warm water only. The angled ear nozzle puts the nozzle tip at the correct position in your ear canal and prevents putting it too close to your eardrum. The large capacity syringe provides a full water circulation. That's the key to removing earwax safely, and in comfort."

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Why doesn't this suprise me...

"The transmission of reticuloendotheliosis viruses from mammals to birds was most likely an unexpected consequence of medical research."

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"The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is developing an E-bomb which will emit electromagnetic shock waves that destroy electronic circuits and communication networks of enemy forces, its chief and scientific advisor to the defence minister Avinash Chander said."

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"The present study shows the beneficial effects of a long-term ketogenic diet. It significantly reduced the body weight and body mass index of the patients. Furthermore, it decreased the level of triglycerides, LDL cholesterol and blood glucose, and increased the level of HDL cholesterol. Administering a ketogenic diet for a relatively longer period of time did not produce any significant side effects in the patients. Therefore, the present study confirms that it is safe to use a ketogenic diet for a longer period of time than previously demonstrated."

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Big data is out of control...

"Choose your Facebook friends wisely; they could help you get approved -- or rejected -- for a loan."

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D'oh! Hello NSA...

"But what does the future hold for libraries? And more specifically, how can we control and manage the staggering amount of data that’s processed each day online and through other digital forms?"

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Scary facts...

"The states' right to retaliate against attack is a central pole of international law and politics. But how are we to understand this in the age of the internet. Would China, Russia or the USA be right to retaliate against a cyber-attack from another state? Where would that leave the world today? ...We are a lot closer to international cyber-warfare than you might think."

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"The service has uses in retail to give a marketing manager access to data that may show how long they look at a window display or if an in-store promotion drew them to the store. That data can then be correlated to revenue data and third-party CRM data."

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"Most people don't know the history of Von Neumann Hall, the nearly windowless building hidden behind the engineering quadrangle at Princeton. I found out my junior year, when, as a bright-eyed young math major, I was recruited to work at the National Security Agency."

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"Despite the growing losses, the causes of the massive bee die-offs have yet to be firmly defined, although accumulating research is pointing to a cocktail of agricultural chemicals as a likely primary culprit."

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I'm a French Press man myself...

"The science of what makes coffee great"

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Huh?

"Sensor technology: Microphones are designed to capture sound. But they turn out to be able to capture other sorts of information, too"

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The state collecting all interweb packets is clearly unacceptable. This is the worst story imagined and makes all others seem petty. I don't have a problem with someone I trust collecting my data, for I've nothing to hide, but I don't trust the state, and now fear the power they have over everyones life! I don't think this is going to end well...Hope & Change?

"The wording of Section 215 of the Patriot Act was modified at the last minute in 2005."

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