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psychcentral.com » World of Psychology - Sep 26, 2008
Psychologists can be an odd bunch. Some of their expertise comes in the understanding of complex psychological tests. Older tests used are called “projective” tests and while a few are still in use amongst the more …
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gizmodo.com » Gizmodo - Sep 26, 2008
Over at NextFest, we came across an entire tree's worth of Xerox's cartridge-less solid ink, a technology we'd heard about but never seen in person. They feel more like a hard, textured plastic than a waxy crayon …
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geekologie.com » Geekologie - Gadgets, Gizmos, and Awesome - Sep 25, 2008
Check it out -- if I jiggle my arm it looks like the die is rolling! Hit the jump for a blue arm of death tattoo.
Also tagged: dungeons and dragons, blue, tattoo, mountain dew, questionable, nerd, dnd, nerdy, cheetos, sure why not
ireport.com » Latest iReports - Sep 18, 2008
Brian Stringer of Fuzion Ink in Norfolk, Virginia describes how the poor economy has effected business in this popular tattoo shop.
Also tagged: art, norfolk, news, cnn, culture, body, virginia, economy, tattoos, recession, fuzion
geekologie.com » Geekologie - Gadgets, Gizmos, and Awesome - Sep 9, 2008
Did you pick up a copy of the 25th anniversary Esquire magazine yesterday to keep abreast of men's fashion? No? Well how about for the "first e-ink cover in history"? No? Well don't fret, because this is a video of the …
Also tagged: magazine, reading, first, fashion, batteries, power, men, expensive, paper, future technology, world s, sure why not
geekologie.com » Geekologie - Gadgets, Gizmos, and Awesome - Sep 9, 2008
We've seen all kinds of exotic cars here on Geekologie. We've seen a golden Porche, Burberry barfwagon, a wooden supercar, chrome Lamborghini, DIY Lamborghini, a knit Ferrari, and even a Maserati covered in broken …
Also tagged: art, cars, interesting, expensive, pen, drawing, class, sports car, sharpie, what do you think, sure why not
switched.com » Switched - Sep 7, 2008
There is no more permanent way to fly your geek flag than to get a dorktastical tattoo that lets everyone know -- you've never had a girlfriend. Pi to 80 decimal points? Ctrl, Alt, and Del keys? People actually got …
geekologie.com » Geekologie - Gadgets, Gizmos, and Awesome - Aug 26, 2008
Nicole Keupper, the hottie scientist seen above, somehow managed to make cheap solar cells with a pizza oven, nail polish, and inkjet printers. The feat won her two Australian Eureka Prizes, Australia's top science …
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geekologie.com » Geekologie - Gadgets, Gizmos, and Awesome - Aug 26, 2008
Nicole Keupper, the hottie scientist seen above, somehow managed to make cheap solar cells with a pizza oven, nail polish, and inkjet printers. The feat won her two Australian Eureka Prizes, Australia's top science …
Also tagged: australia, science, scientists, cheap, solar, cell, pizza, award, amazing, solar power, fingers, oven, breakthrough, nice, solar energy, pow pow power wheels, good woman, good work
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Bookstores, book reviews and events in Washington, DC, Virginia and Maryland - washingtonpost.com - Aug 25, 2008
TRUE CRIME An American Anthology Edited by Harold Schechter
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