February's spectacular planetary show continues. After Venus and Jupiter lined up in the night sky last week, the distance between Earth and Mars is now shrinking to its smallest amount in more than two years.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
How to Watch the Mars Close-Up This Weekend
How to Watch the Mars Close-Up This Weekend
Ninja Warrior Salmon Ladder
Physics of the Ninja Warrior Salmon Ladder
How much energy must aspiring ninja warriors use to beat the acrobatic salmon ladder? Dot Physics blogger Rhett Allain crunches the numbers in a video analysis.
When Did Douche Become an Insult?
When Did Douche Become an Insult?
Conservative commentator Andrew Breitbart died on Thursday. The firebrand rarely pulled punches, and some obituarists are following his lead. Matt Taibbi of Rolling Stone, for example, titled his Breitbart post “Death of a Douche.” When did douche become an insult?
Where’s _why?
Where’s _why?:
In March 2009, Golan Levin, the director of Carnegie Mellon University’s interdisciplinary STUDIO for Creative Inquiry, invited an enigmatic and famed computer programmer known to the virtual world only as “Why the Lucky Stiff” or “_why”—no, not a typo—to speak at a CMU conference called Art && Code—also not a typo—an event where artsy nerds and nerdy artists gather to talk shop.
Alamo Drafthouse to Recreate the Summer of 1982 in Geek Programming Series (Video)
Alamo Drafthouse to Recreate the Summer of 1982 in Geek Programming Series (Video)
Todd Gilchrist
The storied theater chain plans to show eight genre classics from '82 on the same weekends they originally opened, plus trailers from the era.
The storied theater chain plans to show eight genre classics from '82 on the same weekends they originally opened, plus trailers from the era.
Friday, March 2, 2012
Washed-Up Air Bud Signs With Greek Pro Team
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RHODES, GREECE—Ignoring critics’ calls for the aging golden retriever's retirement, basketball standout and multisport athlete Air "Bud" Buddy has signed a one-year contract for an undisclosed amount with Kolossos Rodou B.C., a mid-l...
Users Expect Websites to Load in the Blink of an Eye
Users Expect Websites to Load in the Blink of an Eye
Forget the two-second rule of conventional wisdom. Who has that kind of time? These days, say experts, your site has just 400 milliseconds to load or your visitors will go elsewhere.
Bigger Than Facebook! Foreign Sites That Outshine the Web?s U.S. Stars
Bigger Than Facebook! Foreign Sites That Outshine the Web?s U.S. Stars
From Kooora to Kijiji to VKontakte, alternatives to the web's US stars are overshadowing the big guys.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Curb Your Cat's Technological Curiosities
Curb Your Cat's Technological Curiosities
This guide will offer a few strategies to keep the cats away from your stereo equipment, hard drives, routers, computers and other sensitive gear.
Universal Studios treasures: A tour
Universal Studios treasures: A tour
Adam B. Vary steps into archive and restoration areas for a glimpse of how Hollywood history is preserved
Venice To Probe Silicon Beach: Home To Google, Digital Domain & JibJab
Venice To Probe Silicon Beach: Home To Google, Digital Domain & JibJab
We know you're familiar with NorCal's Silicon Valley, but what about Silicon Beach? How about the Tech Coast? This area, home to an influx of tech companies and startups, is rooted in Santa Monica and stretches south along the coast, halting in Redondo Beach. [ more › ]
Westside Real Estate Rebound
Boing! TMZ Joins LA's 'Straight Out of 2006' Westside Real Estate Rebound
Daniel Miller
Vacancies plunge with tech and media firms moving to Santa Monica, Marina del Rey and Venice.
Vacancies plunge with tech and media firms moving to Santa Monica, Marina del Rey and Venice.
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
How Dolphins Say Hello
How Dolphins Say Hello
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Monday, February 27, 2012
Berenstain Bears Co-Creator Jan Berenstain Dead at 88
Berenstain Bears Co-Creator Jan Berenstain Dead at 88
The Associated PressAlong with late husband Stan Berenstain, the writer and illustrator created hundreds of books.
Oscars 2012: Inside the Governors Ball
Oscars 2012: Inside the Governors Ball
Matthew Belloni
Jean Dujardin, Meryl Streep, Octavia Spencer and other winners revel while their statuettes are engraved and producers lament the wins that weren't.
Jean Dujardin, Meryl Streep, Octavia Spencer and other winners revel while their statuettes are engraved and producers lament the wins that weren't.
Carnival Cruise Returns to Long Beach After 22 of Its Passengers Robbed at Gunpoint on a Tour in Puerto Vallarta
Carnival Cruise Returns to Long Beach After 22 of Its Passengers Robbed at Gunpoint on a Tour in Puerto Vallarta
The "Carnival Splendor" docked in Long Beach early this morning, but its cruise along the Mexican Riviera turned out to not be much of a getaway for passengers aboard the ship.
22 passengers who took a guided nature tour in Puerto Vallarta were robbed while they were on a bus returning to the ship ship. [ more › ]
22 passengers who took a guided nature tour in Puerto Vallarta were robbed while they were on a bus returning to the ship ship. [ more › ]
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