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Stephen William Hawking is an cosmologist, author and Director of Research at the Centre for Theoretical Cosmology in Cambridge. He is considered as a brilliant theoretical physicists in history. The current infographic depicts a Brief History of his Life and Times.

If there is any mystery in what kind of startup ideas are fundable, the good news is there are quite a few ideas that clearly are. Why don’t people jump on them right away? As you will see these ideas are just as useful as they are challenging. But not impossible.

Graham calls it “doing things that don’t scale” because part of the definition of a startup is having a scalable technology. So what has changed?

Sitting too much will probably shorten your life. Entrepreneurs sit a lot.

Software engineers get paid anywhere from $60,000 to $120,000. Why so much? Or why so little? Here is why:

We love our cats, they're like one of the family! You don't kick your family out of bed, right? Well, you might reconsider your sleeping arrangements once you've read this infographic by Mother Nature. Sleeping with your cat might be very bad for your health.

We live in a time where air travel is pretty commonplace. Big hulks of aluminium and steel cut through the skies without so much as a second thought, and though it can sometimes all go awry, airplanes maintain a better record than pretty much any alternative method of transportation.

Despite what science says about how crucial a good night's sleep is to your health and longevity, one thing's clear from the infographic below - some of history's most powerful and intelligent people had very little time for it.

I still have some problems following these instructions

As far as injuries go, paper cuts look pretty harmless, but there’s no denying the fact that they can feel disproportionately agonising. For starters, the fact that we’re most likely to experience paper cuts on our nerve-coated fingertips makes the potential for pain pretty high from the start. Our fingers are covered with plenty of neurons, including nociceptors, which are there to detect any potential harm, such as from harsh chemicals, high temperatures and also pressure that might break the skin, as Jabr explains.

Who doesn’t want success in life? But only a few can manage to be successful. What is the secret of being successful in life? Well, go through the following eight things that really successful people do.

This Material Is The World’s First Mouldable Glue That Turns Into Rubber. It's called "Sugru", is the exciting new self-setting rubber for fixing, modifying and making things. watch the video

A 33-year-old bet is won: a flying helicopter 100% driven by human muscle power. Ka-ching for the creators: winning $ 250,000 for the so-called Sikorsky Prize. looks amazing.............

Welcome to the most awesome blog post you’re going to see all year. Yep, it’s the third installment in the super-popular annual series in which I document the sites I think you’ll want to spend a lot of time on in the coming year (below you’ll find a few highlights from recent years in case you missed out). I have one major rule: a site can only appear on this list once, so there are never any duplicates. Every year this list is 100% fresh. Every list also takes on a life of it’s own. The categories change, but the grading criteria remains the same: I look at design, content and that creative “x-factor” that sets a site apart from the pack. I hope at least 95% of these sites are new to you. There are a couple that I simply couldn’t believe I hadn’t included before. You’ll know which ones when you see them. Putting together this list each year is a lot of (fun) work that literally takes many months. As I run into interesting blogs and websites I save them in an Evernote file, slowly be...

The idea of a blog entry or a video going viral on the Internet is a feature of modern life — from the cute cat video to the articles about a politician's gaffe. But, much to our disappointment here at NPR, rarely does a clip of audio go viral. Recently there have been a few exceptions, though it's unclear whether that's a fluke or a new age of viral audio. About three weeks ago, the European Space Agency shared what it called the "singing comet" — sounds of a comet collected by the Rosetta spacecraft 300 million miles from Earth. Daniel Scuka of the European Space Agency says it's like listening to something "primeval." "You close your eyes, you've seen the pictures of the comet, and now you're actually hearing its telltale signature," he says. "It's like, 'Wow!' "

I know you cant believe it but you must.Recently one Sunday I spent the day at the kitchen table playing with oranges, copper wires and galvanized nails. My hope was that I could make this on going project work with a single piece of fruit. I tried cutting it into slices and wedges but that ever present voice in my head reminded me the SIMPLER IS BETTER.

These days, we come across a lot of websites and useful tools that help you be more productive, provide stunning results and learn new things. Every programmer worth their salt is eager to step ahead of the competition by writing code that is beautiful, efficient and stunning. We’ve listed down a few websites that we think every programmer should have in their bookmarks. These websites provide a variety of information and are useful in numerous ways. OverAPI A collection of cheat sheets for just about any language imaginable. Want to learn python? No problem. Stuck with the syntax for that obscure function in Java? It’s here! Cheat Sheets for every programming language Algorithm Zone A community that anyone can participate in. A host of common logical problems are implemented in various programming languages. A site for inspiration and learning. Algorithm implementation in various languages CSS3 Generator It’s the age of CSS3! Many front end developers a...

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