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|  | March 31st, 2012 | | Posted about 8 hours ago by  Rüdiger Klos-Neumann to wopStar |  1 | | Enjoy the show and guess what animal it is?! Genieße die Show und errate welches Tier dargestellt wird?! If you enjoy wopStar, feel free to love, like, tweet, rate and share us, thanks a lot.Visit us on www.wopStar.com to get the solution. About wopStar:
- Soon wopStar starts as free webcam-based browser game.
- The aim is to guess about terms, words or even pantomime show via webcam.
- Play with your friends or meet challenges still unknown.
- Make new friends around the world face to face know.
- Playing together to get stars, fame and honor.
- Pure thrills and action await you! *wopStar is totally free crazy party game for the whole family* | | | | | | | Posted about 20 hours ago by  Futurity to Holy Kaw! | | 1 | | By aiming high- and low-frequency laser beams at a semiconductor, physicists have produced multiple frequencies of light simultaneously. The laser beams caused electrons to be ripped from their cores, accelerated, and then smashed back into the cores they left behind, report researchers at University of California, Santa Barbara. Embedded media -- click here to see it. Full story at Futurity. More research news from top universities. Photo credit: Peter Allen, UC Santa Barbara | | | | | Posted about 20 hours ago by Futurity to Holy Kaw! | | The teenage brain matures in step with the onset of puberty, according to the largest longitudinal study to date of electrical activity in the brains of sleeping adolescents. “A connection between brain and body maturity has long been suspected, but demonstrating its existence has been difficult,” says Ian Campbell, project scientist in psychiatry and behavioral sciences at University of California, Davis. Full story at Futurity. More research news from top universities. Photo credit: Fotolia | | | Posted about 18 hours ago by  Annie Colbert to Holy Kaw! | | 4 | | If bunnies can lay brightly-colored eggs, then meatloaf can surely be shaped like a lamb on this Easter holiday. Charles Phoenix made this Easter miracle happen. Full story on how he did it at Charles Phoenix. Find your own meatloaf recipe. | | | Posted about 17 hours ago by Futurity to Holy Kaw! | | 1 | | Researchers have discovered two new tiny frog species in Papua New Guinea, one of which may be the smallest known vertebrate. On his knees poking at a millipede, Cornell University undergraduate Michael Grundler heard a clicking sound he and others had previously assumed was crickets, but turning his head, he saw a tiny frog inflating its vocal sack. Full story at Futurity. More research news from top universities. Photo credit: Rittmeyer et al. | | | Posted about 17 hours ago by  Tere to Conozca Más | | Del 2 al 20 de mayo la Ciudad de México albergará una fiesta cultural durante la cual se presentarán algunos espectáculos de danza, teatro y música vanguardistas y habrá cursos, talleres y actividades que podrán disfrutar diferentes públicos de todas las edades: el Festival de México.
Aquí algunos de los highlights. - Por primera vez en México: Patti Smith.
- Antony and the Johnsons presenta su espectáculo Cut the Light con la Orquesta Filarmónica de la ciudad.
- En el teatro y la danza habrá espectáculos como Blanca Nieves de Ballet Preljocaj, Revelación 14,1 de Neuer Tanz y Pendiente de Voto del director Roger Bernat.
- La participación del pianista coreano Sunwook Kim en el Palacio de Bellas Artes con la Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional, bajo la dirección del Mtro. Carlos Miguel Prieto.
- Por segundo año consecutivo se llevará a cabo el Cíclo de Música de Cámara, curado por el Mtro. Sergio Vela y el violinista Philippe Quint, en el que participan 14 músicos interpretando piezas de Debussy, Fauré, Milhaud, Chausson, Arensky, Prokofiev, Shostakovich, Purcell, Bridge, Mendelssohn, Beethoven y Revueltas.
- Aparecerá también el violinista rumano Alexander Balanescu, quien he experimentado con la música clásica hasta lograr impactantes evoluciones y fusiones con su agrupación Balanescu Quartet.
- En El Plaza Condesa estará Seun Kuti con su música africana y alternará con Shukar Collective, un grupo de sonido gitano que reinterpreta la música tradicional rumana.
Si te interesa más información, consulta http://www.festival.org.mx/fmx/ | | | Posted about 15 hours ago by  Kate Rinsema to Holy Kaw! | | 3 | | If your masseuse started off their relaxing routine with a bite to the spine, you might think you’re in for trouble, but Dr. Dot’s rock star clientele seem to appreciate her very nontraditional methods. Dorothy Stein got started in the massage biz by offering backstage treatments to rock stars in exchange for free tickets, her first gig being at the age of fifteen to the members of Def Leppard, and it was Frank Zappa himself who dubbed her Dr. Dot. Just so there are no misunderstandings, despite her sometimes racy image, her services and those of her rigorously auditioned “Dot Bots” do not include a happy ending. As she described it: “We’re the pit bulls of massage,” she says of her team’s focus on deep tissue. “Musicians need a strong massage. The rubbie-dub stuff won’t help.” And we have no doubt, all their shots are up to date. Full story at Well+Good NYC via Blisstree. The wild world of massage. Photo credit: Fotolia | | | | | Posted about 12 hours ago by Kate Rinsema to Holy Kaw! | | 7 | | So, you’ve got your herb garden established and your usual seedlings sprouting (with a few heirlooms thrown in to impress the neighbors), so what’s next on the gardening frontier? Why, edible flowers, of course. The colorful section of the yard doesn’t have to be just for decoration anymore, and Melissa Breyer at Treehugger has forty-two suggestions (and a list of safety tips) for making summer eating more vibrant than ever before. 1. Allium All blossoms from the allium family (leeks, chives, garlic, garlic chives) are edible and flavorful! Flavors run the gamut from delicate leek to robust garlic. Every part of these plants is edible. 2. Angelica Depending on the variety, flowers range from pale lavender-blue to deep rose and have a licorice-like flavor. 3. Anise hyssop Both flowers and leaves have a subtle anise or licorice flavor. 4. Arugula Blossoms are small with dark centers and with a peppery flavor much like the leaves. They range in color from white to yellow with dark purple streaks. 5. Bachelor’s button Grassy in flavor, the petals are edible. Avoid the bitter calyx. 6. Basil Blossoms come in a variety of colors, from white to pink to lavender; flavor is similar to the leaves, but milder. 7. Bee balm The red flowers have a minty flavor. 8. Borage Blossoms are a lovely blue hue and taste like cucumber! 9. Calendula / marigold A great flower for eating, calendula blossoms are peppery, tangy, and spicy — and their vibrant golden color adds dash to any dish. 10. Carnations / dianthus Petals are sweet, once trimmed away from the base. The blossoms taste like their sweet, perfumed aroma. Full story at Treehugger. An appetite for gardening. Photo credit: Fotolia | | | Posted about 5 hours ago by  Carlos Lima to The TECH FIX | |  A Dinamarca intensificou sua meta para que toda a energia produzida pela nação seja 100% renovável até 2050. Para isso, até 2020, 35% da produção já será limpa. O anúncio foi feito por Martin Lidegaard, ministra para Energia, Clima e Construção. Ela informou o objetivo do país em ficar dependente de combustíveis fósseis, como o petróleo, e de gás. Dessa forma, o país voltaria a ser líder mundial na transição para a energia renovável. Portanto, o acordo tem como objetivo fazer a Dinamarca cortar suas emissões de gases de efeito estufa em 34% até 2020 em comparação aos níveis de 1990, além de diminuir o consumo de energia por mais de 12% em relação a 2006. Lidegaard também falou que para alcançar as metas de produção em energia renovável, o país vai investir em parques eólicos, redes inteligentes, biogás, entre outras inovações. Eles serão responsáveis por 50% da produção. Já para as indústrias, as soluções serão baseadas em sistemas de aquecimento e transporte. As mudanças no sistema do país vão oferecer mais segurança à população. Lidegaard também justificou que com 100% de energia renovável, o país reduz sua dependência sobre os preços abusivos do petróleo e do carvão. | | | | |
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