Knowing like a Boss

Most 3D printers on the market today can only print one color. A company based in Canada want to change this scenario and developed a device that allows you to print in four colors.

 The color palette acts as a link between the 3D printer itself and the fibers which are the raw material that makes the printer. This system is compatible with most 3D printers on the market which operate with a 1.75 mm filament, regarded as a standard, reports Engadget.

 The solution of the palette was created by Mitch Debora, Chris Labelle and Derek Vogt, the Canadian Mosaic Manufacturing company. This unit is designed with firmware and open source software and is collecting funds on Kickstarter, as many of the projects involving 3D printing. The extension costs about $ 900 for the first wave of supporters. A 3D printer that already support deep color costs about five thousand dollars, as the 3D cube Systems Pro C.

 The video below explains further the concept of the palette.

If you are bored with the same old toast and cereal, this recipe is for you.
Using just a few simple ingredients, One Pot Chef shows us how to create a stunning and delicious breakfast.

1. Cut the top of a bread roll and removing the interior.

2. Cut a piece of ham and place the size of bread base.

3. Pour into an egg.

4. Add the grated cheese and parsley. Then put the lid.

5. Wrap in aluminum and lightweight paper in the oven at 180 degrees C for 10 minutes for runny yolks or 15 for a little firmer.

Complete instructions below.

  If you usually only nip to the local supermarket to buy your bread and never tried to actually make your own, you're missing.

  There is no air freshener this planet that can make your house or apartment smell as good as the smell of freshly baked bread.

  In this video is shown as the use of food coloring and raisins, we can create a load of bread that looks like a watermelon.
 
  Watch the video to learn the full technique and do not forget to share with your friends if you find it interesting.

The researchers created a system that uses sound waves and physical buttons to give commands to the iPhone.



The system developed at Carnegie Mellon University by the name of Acoustuments in a mixture of acoustic and instruments. Researchers scheduled an iPhone to constantly emit an ultrasound and made into a 3D printer, various buttons, levers and keys to stop the sound. In the end, it was only set up the iPhone to recognize the different interruptions and make each interruption would trigger an action, such as turning off the alarm or decrease the volume, for example, reports Mashable.

Investigators allege achieve 99% accuracy in this type of control. For Disney entered this project and developed an interactive doll with face iPhone and using the Acoustrument technology to interact with the user.

See the video below for a demonstration of some features.

The young British woman dies after taking diet pills recommended on the Internet. Local police say they will investigate the sale and advertising of medicinal products on the network. Aimee Eloise Parry, 21, died after ingesting eight diet pills bought online. The death of the young Brit, which took place on April 12, reignited the debate about the ease with which any Internet user can purchase or harmful counterfeit medicines on the Internet. Doctors suspect Eloise, a university student from Shrewsbury, UK, took diet pills with dinitrophenol (DNP), an industrial chemical highly toxic. Two tablets this chemical would have been enough to kill an adult. With taking eight pills treat young man became almost impossible, since no antidote for DNP, reports the BBC. British police revealed their concerns about the ease of buying drugs harmful to health on the Internet and has said it intends to investigate the marketing and advertising that conveys the supposed benefits of medicines sold on the Web "black market". "Substances announced unofficial websites may endanger your health, as they can be extremely harmful, being out-dated or even false," warned Jennifer Mattinson, provincial head of the British police.

Personally, I'm getting bored of magic tricks after the huge amount we saw on our televisions and online all the time. I'm also very tired of all those talent shows we seem to be inundated with every weekend. You will therefore forgive me to watch the following video first round time with a general lack of interest. That was until he came to an end.


I replaced the countless times video and now every time I'm even more confused with the result. It just seems impossible to do what he does.



If you can explain it, leave a comment below!

We found 43 fossilized dinosaur eggs, which were buried in an area of works in Heyuan City of Guangdong Province in southern China.


According to official Chinese agency, is unknown, but at the time found dinosaur species belongs to eggs, taken to the local museum to be examined and placed under the best storage conditions.

Nineteen of the 43 eggs found are intact, Xinhua said.

With the new discovery, Heyuan reasserts itself as an excellent deposit of dinosaur eggs, as since 1996 have been unearthed in the city over 17 thousand.

Chinese city was that it was made in 2005, discovered the date most of this fossil: More than 10 million units.