Ever since the company’s inception in 1976, rumors of an Apple-manufactured tablet computer have dominated the tech world. Some came to fruition while others fizzled, but with Apple expected to announce their tablet this week, anticipation is at an all time high. Before we all get too crazy, first let’s see how we got here.
Sean Percival from lalawag.com give you, The Story (so far) of the Apple Tablet:
In the US last year enough grain to feed 330 million people for one year, at average world consumption levels, was instead turned into ethanol to fuel cars, according to new data from the US Department of Agriculture.
Scientists across the globe have long hunted for a vaccine against malaria - a disease that claims roughly one million lives each year. But last week, after decades of searching, the creation of a malaria vaccine began to look more and more likely.
Here is the infographic of malaria work.
What would it take to green the red planet? For starters, a massive amount of global warming.
Can we “terraform” Mars—that is, transform its frozen, thin-aired surface into something more friendly and Earthlike?
The first question has a clear answer: Yes, we probably could. Here is how it can be done by series of 18 month missions.
diyseo.com made and shared a iconographic about how SEO stands out in its return of investment compared to other advertising channels.
I always wonder what is the real life use of studying geometry in school. You can parallel park your car perfectly.
Here is the step and you'll need a few pieces of information:
1. Your car's turning radius, r
2. The distance between the front and rear wheels, l
3. The distance from your front wheel to the corner of the front bumper, k
4. The width of the car you're trying to park behind, w
Run a simple calculation (see above illustration) and — voila! — you'll know just what to do.
Geometry can save you
