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Tesla Roadster Eat Your Heart Out, Karma Luxury Ride is Here (630 diggs) The Karma ’s performance specs rev out at 0-60 mph in 6 seconds, and a top speed of 125 mph. At $80,000 USD, the car is a plug-in hybrid based on technology of Quantum Technologies. The Q DRIVE consists of a small gasoline engine which in turn charges the lithium battery packs in the car.

Understanding the Real Value of the U.S. Dollar (PHOTO) (1,414 diggs) In this print campaign, JWT Sao Paulo shows that the newspaper makes deeper analyses of the financial market and informs readers on political and social events exercising influence on the world economy. On Dollar, Euro and Yen notes, some of the most important events of the last century.

Truth In Website Logos (1,976 diggs) 6 popular website logos transformed...

Use an iPhone to Slim Down Your Wallet (1,108 diggs) Rather than reducing his membership cards to just one club card, he scanned his membership cards to his computer, then synced them to his iPhone as an album called WalletCards.

Unusual German Street Performance (pics) (1,354 diggs) Berlin street performer Johan Lorbeer has an unusual approach to street performance. Just by "hanging out" on the side of a building, thousands of locals and tourists marvel as they walk by.

The Cast of Seinfield Playing Dungeons and Dragons [COMIC] (1,154 diggs) What happens with the folks from Seinfield play D & D one day...

MUTO: an amazing wall-painted animation (1,313 diggs) The new short film by Blu an ambiguous animation painted on public walls. Made in Buenos Aires and in Baden

Free Music Studio Means No More Excuses (1,300 diggs) Virtual instruments may be going the way of recorded music: free and online. We've seen plenty of sites that let you make or mix music in a rudimentary way, but none that offer the deep feature set of Hobnox AudioTool. This free online electronic music studio lets you compose...

California Considers Tripling Tax On Strip Clubs, Porn (659 diggs) Strippers and porn stars traveled to Sacramento Monday for a hearing on adopting a large tax increase on porn and other adult entertainment.

Thirteen Rule-Breaking Films (1,215 diggs) Every once in a while, a film comes along that takes an assumption about how American movies are supposed to be made and changes it, sometimes resulting in something truly memorable. The reward for taking the chance is recognition for being a really interesting experiment, or, in some cases, taking your place among the greatest films ever made.

7 Super Foods that Boost your Nutrition (886 diggs) Rotate these nutritious, easy-to-find foods into your diet for a simple and tasty health boost.

Vaccines do not cause autism! (1,313 diggs) "The antivaccination movement purports to try to save children. Instead, if it is successful it may be condemning millions of them to terrible ailments, and a significant fraction of them to death. It is that simple."

60 Photography Links You Can't Live Without (1,544 diggs) A list of what CameraPorn considers to be some of the best photo-related content out there. Read on for more photo link porn than you can shake a stick at including 25 blogs, 20 AMAZING photographers, and some other fun stuff that will make those days you feel stuck at your desk wishing you were shooting go a bit smoother…

When burning gas is good for the planet (302 diggs) Rural families can slash their energy costs, improve their health and help preserve local forests by harvesting natural gas from rotting manure, researchers argue.

Albert Einstein's True Religious Beliefs Revealed (3,767 diggs) In the letter, he states: "The word god is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honourable, but still primitive legends which are nevertheless pretty childish. No interpretation no matter how subtle can (for me) change this."

HP seals the deal, buys EDS for $14B (460 diggs) HP said Tuesday morning that it has signed a deal to acquire IT outsourcer EDS for just about $14 billion, or $25 per share. The deal has been approved by both companies' boards of directors, and is expected to close in the second half of this year.

Who's happier -- older or younger people? (409 diggs) Newsflash for rock stars and teenagers: It turns out everything doesn't go downhill as we age -- the golden years really are golden.

COFFIN TABLE: rethink your life with your morning coffee (278 diggs) Worrying that you don ’t think about death enough in your day-to-day life? Pratt student Charles Constantine is looking to change this and inject a bit of morbidity into the daily routine, with his new design for a coffee table coffin. On display in the Pratt Institute student design booth at BKLYN Designs.

How T Cell's Machinery Dials Down Autoimmunity (239 diggs) Immune cells adjust their function like a radio dial, not an on/off light switch; a discovery that hints at how autoimmune disease may develop late in life.

Manchester United Wins Premier League Title (505 diggs) Record-holder Ryan Giggs marked a lifetime's loyalty with the best present possible as he delivered another Premier League title to Manchester United as they beat Wigan 2-0.

Life After the IT Department (635 diggs) If you didn't work in IT, where would you go? What could you do?

The Job Slump: Why Men Are Hurting More Than Women (429 diggs) Men, concentrated in the weakest sectors, are losing jobs in this downturn, while women make gains...

Gadget Freaks Guide to Spending Stimulus Check (455 diggs) Some gadgets you can buy with your stimulus check

Virtual Iraq: Using Simulation to Treat Traumatized Veterans (226 diggs) According to a recent study by the RAND Corporation, nearly twenty per cent of Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans are suffering from P.T.S.D. or major depression. Almost half won ’t seek treatment. If virtual-reality exposure therapy proves to be clinically validated, it may encourage those in need to seek help.

In the Age of TiVo and Web Video, What Is Prime Time? (327 diggs) Broadcast television remains the dominant medium for advertising, as the $9 billion upfront market attests, but its prime-time audience is gradually shrinking. Time-shifting has cushioned the declines, but in ways that are trickier to measure and pitch to marketers.