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6
Aug
2007
extrinsic
- Nuclear Dawn - Welcome » Half-Life 2 mod
- Drawn to be alive » inventive mod
- Darsana » standalone multiplayer medieval game
- Troubleshooting a Peer to Peer Networking » on Windows machines
- Htaccess file - Rewrite »
- Pepakura Designer » Turn 3d computer models into paper models
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- Vulcan Gas Company posters » Austin myusic venue from the 60’s that was the predecessor and inspiration for the Armadillo World Headquarters
- Device wakes man with severe brain injuries | U.S. | Reuters » A man with severe brain injuries who spent six years in a near-vegetative state can now chew his food, watch a movie and talk with family thanks to a brain pacemaker that may change the way such patients are treated, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday.
- Will playing games create a two-tier society? » Scientists say gamers are more visually intelligent. But what does that mean for the future of the net?
- Beer in space: A short but frothy history »
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29
Jun
2006
University of Texas petawatt laser to test fusion
When it fires, the laser will produce 1,000 times more power than the entire output of the world’s electrical grid, according to Dr. Todd Ditmire, the head of the project and professor of physics at the University. Ditmire and his colleagues will be able to test fusion power, the properties of matter at extreme temperatures and even the formation of new stars.
The laser operates on simple scientific principles. Scientists define power as energy divided by time. By reducing the amount of time the laser fires to a mere 100 femtosecond (or 10 to the -15th power of a second), Ditmire said his team can get the most power out of the laser.
30
May
2006
Clean shaven Ricky Williams plays for Canada
Ricky Williams joined the Argonauts, part of the Canadian Football League. I’m sure the fact that Canada turns a blind eye to ganja use has nothing to do with it…
Ah well, I can’t hate on old number 34, as he made some of the best games I’ve watched at UT. But I do have to shake my head sometimes.




