Now, this is science fiction in practical, guys. Old news (to be exact, the project began way back in 1993 & the first flight was on Jan 25th 2006), but still an interesting read.
Bell Helicopters had been fiddling with a cross between an aeroplane & a helicopter and we got the TR918 Eagle Eye Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS). It combines the vertical lift capability of a helicopter with the speed and range of a turboprop airplane! Read the rest of this entry »
Of course, it doesn’t fly. But it does everything else on land.
In reply to The Michelin Challenge Design 2006, some guys have come up with 2 really unique bike models worth giving a try.
BAAL & Hyanide by Tilmann Schlootz & Oliver Keller of Germany rock. Read the rest of this entry »
Learn the most important tie-knots for a gentleman’s wardrobe. Ben Silver’s eight essential tie knots is a must-see for the man of the day.
Take for example, the Full Windsor here. Read the rest of this entry »
There are loads of handy scripts, bits of html and widgets that you can incorporate into your websites and blogs. Here is a huge amalgam of the most helpful… Read the rest of this entry »
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If you’re looking for a quick memory fix, move your eyes from side-to-side for 30 seconds, researchers say. Read the rest of this entry »
Check out these tips field tested by the military – and pirates and ninjas!
1. Protect ur night-vision.
2. Use ur peripheral vision.
3. Scan.
4. Look for movement, shape & countour.
5. Use a red light.
6. Use the pirates’ technique: squint with an eye!
7. Use the ninjas’ technique.
8. Use the Elite Forces technique: close eyes tight for a while & try seeing in the dark
9. Use the Soviet Special Forces technique.
10. Last… the high-tech/low-tech technique… digital cameras!
To view in detail what I’m saying… click & see the 10 ways to hack your eyeballs into seeing better in the dark.
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