Posted on 07 September 2010 by Daniel
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Posted on 07 May 2010 by Daniel
Make a compressed air rocket. Thanks to Make Magazine, here is a step by step guide to making a compressed air rocket. From here you can progress to the real stuff! Make Magazine shows you how to make all sorts of useful stuff cheaply at home. A great magazine if DIY is your hobby.
Posted on 23 April 2010 by Daniel
An interesting interview with President Bill Clinton on Climate Change. Digg Dialogue managed to get some of President Bill Clinton’s time, to answer some questions posed by the Digg community. A special Earth Day edition, where Bill Clinton talks about what he would do if he was President and what he has done himself to become more energy efficient and climate friendly.
The Clinton Foundation is working across the globe on reducing climate change and improving sustainable growth and development.
Digg Dialogue\’s Earth Day Interview with President Bill Clinton
Posted on 14 April 2010 by Daniel
Is this your average workday? We have so many distractions in our daily work life, social media, email, internet, Google, music…
Its a wonder that we get any work done. Thanks to Digg and imgur for this image

An Average Workday
Posted on 07 April 2010 by Daniel
A joint NASA and Boeing team have completed the first phase of test flights of the X-48B plane, a blended wing body concept. The design is being tested as a potential airliner concept for the future. The blended wing body design uses part of the body of the aircraft for lift, the futuristic plane will be more fuel efficient and quieter than current airliners.

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Posted on 31 March 2010 by Daniel
IKEA is brilliant! The whole concept from being able to choose from a wide range of good quality home products, taking home a compact box that can be easily transported in your car and then the ease of assembly in your home. It makes carpentry so easy! Everything actually fits together! Continue Reading
Posted on 29 March 2010 by Daniel
114 Australian water skiers broke the world record for the most people water skiing. The boat, a huge catamaran, had to tow all of the water skiers for 1 nautical mile. The record was broken in Tasmania, Australia.
The previous waterskiing record was 100 people, achieved in Cairns, Queensland and has been held for 20 years! There have been a number of attempts in Tasmania, this year and finally they seem to have been successful. Although they are still awaiting final ratification from the world record authorities.
I love the quote from the guy on the boat, “Hang on you buggers!!”.
And a true Australian celebration at breaking the world water skiing record! Continue Reading
Posted on 24 March 2010 by Daniel
What do you think of the official anthem for the FIFA World Cup 2010 in South Africa? The World Cup Anthem is an adapted version of Wavin’ Flag by hip-hop artist K’naan.
K’naan was born in Somalia and now lives in Canada, his real name is Keinan Abdi Warsame. His name K’naan means “traveler” in the Somalian language, so he has lived up to his name. Continue Reading
Posted on 23 March 2010 by Daniel
Earth Hour 2010, is a global climate awareness program organised by WWF (World Wildlife Fund). Earth Hour WWF is a global event for the fight against climate change, taking place on March 27 2010 from 20:30 to 21:30, 100 days after the Copenhagen Summit on climate change.
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Posted on 16 March 2010 by Daniel
A New Zealand mechanic has perfected a homemade flying hovercraft. Once the hovercraft gets up to 70km/h it takes off. One handy feature is that the wings are removable, which makes transportation a lot easier.
Made from a modified car engine, fiberglass and even some household items, his invention took him 10 years to perfect.
The machine is officially called a “wing in ground effective vehicle” or WIG for short. The flying hovercraft is classified as a “marine craft” and therefore no flying license is required.
Get hold of Rudy Heeman in New Zealand if you want to get your hands on one of these flying hovercrafts, as he wants to now start marketing them.