10 Mid-March Medical News Shorts For Those Who Like Them Brief

by T Goodman

There is so much medical and health news coming out daily, it's hard to keep up with it. I attempt to cover what I think are the most interesting and most relevant stories to our readers, but miss so many that fit into that big pond. So today, I thought I would cover more news in less space by blurbing instead of blogging. These are stories that have come out in the last few days. I'll start with something on the light side....

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Yakuza Curry Plays Games With Your Tastebuds

by Steve Levenstein

A 'tasteful' collaboration between Sega Corporation and Matsuya restaurants has resulted in Original Yakuza Curry. It's the perfect meal to eat while playing the new PlayStation 3 game, Yakuza 4.

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Chris Hughes Using Social Media Engagement To Expand 'The Good Web'

by Ron Callari

Non-profit social networks are gaining prominence online. The genre of sites known as "The Good Web" are championed by people like Corey Szopinksi and Jane McGonigal who have furthered a good number of causes using social media as their conduit. Entering this arena is Chris Hughes, a wunderkind of sorts, unknown to the general public, but widely known in social networking circles and the Democratic National Party.

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Sporting Excess: Chanel Skis

by Chris Weiss

Do caviar and bubbly sound like après ski to you? If so, you should consider outfitting yourself with Chanel. No, not overpriced ski wear, overpriced skis.

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Japanese 'Maid Trains' Hope Miniskirts Will Maximize Ridership

by Steve Levenstein

Two train lines in Japan's Ibaraki prefecture aim to sweep passengers off their feet this weekend. Six young ladies in full-out Akihabara maid costumes have been hired to serve refreshments, cosplay style.

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Stop The Signs Of Aging With Radio Frequency Technology

by Kim Patterson

It can be costly trying to keep ahead of Mother Nature. Fortunately, we are in luck. The Stop device from TriPollar uses radio frequency to tighten the skin and stimulate new collagen and it is made to be used at home.

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World's Most Dangerous: Hornet Superbike

by Chris Weiss

The Hornet Superbike is an interesting concept in the world of motorbikes that makes the traditional motorcycle or dirt bike look as safe as a Volvo.

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Google TV & 3rd Party Developers Anticipate The Web/TV Meld

by Ron Callari

As ubiquitous as Google is, it's no surprise it will soon become one of the pioneers in melding TV with the Web. So much so, in the next couple of months it will actually provide 3rd party developers and outside software engineers with a toolkit to help develop what Google TV will eventually look like.

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LG 2010 Competition For The Best Design Of The Future Mobile Phone

by Myra Per-Lee

Wouldn't you love to be the designer of the future mobile phone - one so revolutionary that the competition trips over each other getting out copies of it? Well, for the third year, LG Mobile Phones is giving you a chance. So, start imagining!

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Golf Course + Safari Park = 'Lion Woods'

by Steve Levenstein

Forget Tiger Woods, here's 'Lion Woods'. A Japanese golf course happens to be located immediately adjacent to a popular safari park. Golfers are advised to stay out of the rough... and I ain't lion.

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Star Trek Online: Beam Me Up, Scotty?

by John P. Barker

Star Trek has a checked past when it comes to video games. Can Star Trek Online finally go where no Trek game has gone before?

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Get A Makeover For Your YouTube Page At MyTubeDesign.com

by Austin Keenan

MyTubeDesign.com represents one of the first and best repositories of YouTube layout designs out there, and will even help you install the theme if you're not exactly a whiz with site design.

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