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Hacks do Kinect
Kinect hack creates world's greatest shadow puppet (e há muitos mais, agora com a Microsoft "excitada" com isto tudo)
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Watch Alonso and Massa as they ride for the 1st time on the fastest roller coaster in the world! So fast you need to wear eye protection!
20 novembro 2010
A revolução tranquila é a 7 de Dezembro
Eric Cantona's call for bank protest sparks online campaign: Cantona is calling on protesters against cutbacks and pension reforms in France to start a real revolution by mass bank withdrawals [Le 7 décembre 2010, retirons notre argent des banques!]
Ariel, por Stateless
Official music video for Stateless' new single "Ariel". A digital dance exploring the eternal struggle of good and evil. Have a look at the making of
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Dar um bigode
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Terrarte
Earth is truly beautiful when viewed from space. But add some false color produced by satellite sensors, and the result is stunning.
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O (mau) conhecimento de ciência em Portugal
Knowledgeability about science was surveyed by asking 10 quiz questions, such as whether the statement that ‘lasers work by focusing sound waves’ was false or whether it was true that ‘human beings, as we know them today, developed from earlier species of animals’. On average, 66% of respondents (70% of men and a 62% of women) gave correct answers, with extremes of 78% for Sweden and 48–52% for a group of countries that includes Bulgaria, Cyprus, Romania, Malta, Lithuania and Portugal.
On the question of whether people regularly read articles on scientific topics in newspapers, magazines or on the Internet, the smaller countries in north and northwestern Europe emerged with a clear lead: in descending order, from 38% to 26% of respondents in the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Belgium, Sweden, Denmark and Finland answered this question in the affirmative. Switzerland, Norway and Iceland also scored in the high twenties. The highest score for the larger countries went to France, with 25%. Italy could manage only 10%, Bulgaria, Romania and Portugal 11%. The differences shrink if one combines the answers for regular and occasional reading.
in UNESCO Science Report 2010 (relatório em pdf)
On the question of whether people regularly read articles on scientific topics in newspapers, magazines or on the Internet, the smaller countries in north and northwestern Europe emerged with a clear lead: in descending order, from 38% to 26% of respondents in the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Belgium, Sweden, Denmark and Finland answered this question in the affirmative. Switzerland, Norway and Iceland also scored in the high twenties. The highest score for the larger countries went to France, with 25%. Italy could manage only 10%, Bulgaria, Romania and Portugal 11%. The differences shrink if one combines the answers for regular and occasional reading.
in UNESCO Science Report 2010 (relatório em pdf)
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Mapas de palavras
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Ar frescultura
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