Miracle man Walks Again http://hubpages.com/hub/Miracleman?done... He survived against all the odds; now Peng Shulin has astounded doctors by learning to walk again.
When his body was cut in two by a lorry in 1995, it was little short of a medical miracle that he lived.
Gene Transfer Technology May Lead To HIV Vaccine http://www.flixya.com/post/mozare/1395061/Gen... may have broken the stubborn impasse that has frustrated the invention of an effective HIV vaccine, by using an approach that bypasses the usual path followed by vaccine developers. By using gene transfer technology that produces molecules that block infection, the scientists protected monkeys from infection by a virus closely related to HIV””the simian immunodeficiency virus, or SIV””that causes AIDS in rhesus monkeys.
Holographic meetings, gestures as mouse clicks and the Microsoft magic wand http://www.flixya.com/post/mozare/1394984/Hol... WebEx is almost barbarbic. Microsoft would much rather see us all engaging in something more civilized, such as holographic office meetings. Earlier this month, Microsoft applied for a patent for "Virtual Office Devices" which would allow users to have meetings with holographic images of other, remote attendees.
Giant Rat Caught in China! [PICS] http://wonders-ofthe-world.blogspot.com/2009/... Giant rats have long infested our imaginations, books and films positively swarming with the beasts. Yet the capture of one of the nightmarish creatures last week suggested that they may not just be safely confined to the realms of fiction. The monster rat, caught in the Chinese city of Fuzhou, was armed with 1-inch-long teeth, possessed a 12-inch long tail, and weighed in at a heavyweight six pounds.
Artist sets sail in life-size paper boat http://wonders-ofthe-world.blogspot.com/2009/... Artist Frank Boelter set sails in his lifesize paper boat as he leaves a shipyard in Lauenburg, Germany.
He constructed the 9-metre vessel from 'Tetrapack' and fearlessly sailed it up the Elbe, despite the fact the light material is more commonly used for packaging milk.
Artist sets sail in life-size paper boat http://wonders-ofthe-world.blogspot.com/2009/... Artist Frank Boelter set sails in his lifesize paper boat as he leaves a shipyard in Lauenburg, Germany.
He constructed the 9-metre vessel from 'Tetrapack' and fearlessly sailed it up the Elbe, despite the fact the light material is more commonly used for packaging milk.
10 Most Diabolical Fish On Earth Parti 1 http://wonders-ofthe-world.blogspot.com/2009/... The body of this fish is built for speed and power; and with its scaly armour, pointed fins, and conspicuous need for a brace even when its mouth is shut, the Tigerfiish is highly prized as a game fish. Found in freshwater across Africa, the Tigerfish will chomp on practically any fish that strays into its path using strong jaw muscles and dagger-like teeth that mesh together like the Piranha’s. It’s even reputed to take on prey as big or much bigger than itself; added reason to stay out of the water. Fishermen have a healthy respect for the Goliath Tigerfish, a monster uniquely adapted to the Congo River that the National Geographic recently described as an example of “evolution on steroids”¯. Make that evil-lution on steroids.
Nokia 5700 XpressMusic Phone Review http://wonders-ofthe-world.blogspot.com/2009/... The music of Nokia 5700 Xpress is a telephone 3G with quadruple-band GSM, it has a display improved of QVGA (Pixel 240Ć—320) in 16 million colors, stereo Bluetooth plus an audio piece devoted to help with the playback of music. Nokia added all these devices while balancing 15 grams in addition to weight
The world's Tiniest Baby - Meet The 10oz Bundle Of Defiance The world's Tiniest Baby - Meet The 10oz Bund... When she was born, 15 weeks premature and weighing ten and a half ounces, her father's confidence was about the only thing on Kimberly Mueller's side.
In the few snatched moments he was allowed before his daughter was whisked away by doctors, Andreas Mueller spoke from his heart.
I whispered to her: 'Kimberly, you'll make it,'" he recalled
