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Marijuana vending machine making debut in Colorado

A few months ago we wrote about the wow-factor of marijuana vending machines: Their legality, how they work and why some feel these machines represent a future that revolves around convenience, control and automation. But those pot vending machines sit behind the counter, and only the budtenders would have access to them — taking something away from a consumer’s experience of, “Whoa, I just bought marijuana from a machine.”

Who Is The Greater Wizard Between Harry Potter And Merlin?

when it comes to magic and spells the first two sorcerers I would give anything to see get into the ring are the ubiquitous Mr. Potter and the eponymous hero of the new BBC series,Merlin (i know my fellow magicians will agree to this). Who would win? That’s exactly what this article is determined to find out so I decided to do a little research on both characters(i'm kinda jobless)

In one corner, we have Harry Potter, the hero in JK Rowling’sHarry Potterseries and a child wizarding prodigy. The movie follow his journey to a young adult with his best friends Hermione Granger and Ron Weasly, mastering spell-casting and eventually leading to a confrontation with the dark wizard Voldemort, who is so powerful adult wizards dare not speak his name.

In the other corner, we have Merlin from the new BBC UK TV series, a re-imagination of the archetypal British myth. In the series we observe young Merlin who arrives fresh at Camelot only to discover he must protect young Prince Arthur while hiding his mystical nature because Arthur’s father has outlawed all magic in the kingdom! Introductions aside let’s see who would win in a duel between these magical prodigies: and Note Harry needs a wand, Merlin does not.

New Technology Produces Electricity from Highway Traffic

we could obtain electricity by simply putting the weight of cars and pedestrians to good use? This is the question posed recently by a group of entrepreneurs and innovators in Mexico, led by researchers Héctor Ricardo Macías Hernández.

The expert developed a new system of harness electricity that could prove very efficient. He and his team propose that highways and roads be outfitted with a series of devices that would turn the weight of passing energy into electrical current.

The team believes that this process could generate enough current to make the initial investment worthwhile.
A single energy-harnessing device of the type the Mexican group proposes could theoretically produce enough electricity to power up an entire household for a day, Science Daily reports. These tools work based on the standard laws of gravitational energy

Urine could power future robot hearts

Researchers have built an artificial-heart-like pump that could extract electricity using microbial fuel cells that are fed on human urine or other waste products.

It's a first: researchers have built the first artificial-heart-like pump that is powered by microbial fuel cells fed on human urine. But instead of being used as a prosthetic device for human patients suffering from cardiac failure, the pump is intended to be used in "EcoBots" that extract energy from organic waste and turn it into electricity.
The researchers, from the University of the West of England and the University of Bristol have published their paper in Bioinspiration &Biomimetics.

We Are More Likely To Lie In the Afternoon

Now a studyfinds that as a result we may be more likely to cheat or lie in the afternoon than in the morning. But only if we’re usually ethical to begin with.

Scientists showed volunteers patterns of dots on a computer and asked them to tell which side of the screen contained more dots, the right or left. Here's the kicker: the researchers gave the subjects a higher reward if they selected the right side, even if it was incorrect. And with this incentive, subjects were more likely to cheat in the afternoon than in the morning.

In another experiment the scientists showed the subjects fragments of words, and asked them to complete the word. For example, they might see the last three letters, R, A, L, of a five-letter word. And surprisingly in the morning the participants tended come up with the word "moral" whereas in the afternoon the word of choice was “coral.”

The researchers also found that people who tend to cheat regularly were just as likely to do so in the morning as in the afternoon. It was the more ethical folks who suffered lapses as the day wore on. So the early bird gets the worm…and the truth.

—Christie Nicholson

6 things you didn't know about turkeys

Thanksgiving means delicious dinners for us, but it's a dangerous day for turkeys. Here are a few things you didn't know about Benjamin Franklin's favorite bird. 1.What does the turkey say?Not all turkeys gobble. Female turkeys don't make the iconic sound at all. Instead they make small, chirp noises while male turkeys rely on gobbling noises to attract potential mates. 2.Turkeys have names?Male turkeys are called toms and female turkeys are call hens. Poults are baby turkeys, jakes are young males and jennies are young females.

Mammoths still walked the earth when the Great Pyramid was being built

Wrangel Island is an island in the Arctic Ocean, between the Chukchi Sea and East Siberian Sea.
Woolly mammoths survived there until 2500–2000 BC, the most recent survival of all known mammoth populations. Isolated from the mainland for 6000 years, about 500 to 1000 mammoths lived on the island at a time.

The Great Pyramid of Giza (also known as the Pyramid of Khufu or the Pyramid of Cheops) is the oldest and largest of the three pyramids in the Giza Necropolis bordering what is now El Giza, Egypt.
It is the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and the only one to remain largely intact.

Egyptologists believe that the pyramid was built as a tomb for fourth dynasty Egyptian Pharaoh Khufu (Cheops in Greek) over a 10 to 20-year period concluding around 2560 BCE.

Grandmother set for murder sentence

Heather Emmonds, 58, was convicted of murdering Tina Casey, 42, at the younger woman's home in Holywell, North Tyneside, in February after a jury deliberated for just two hours.

She had already twice tried to poison the younger woman by crushing sleeping tablets into a chilli and a sweet and sour dish she prepared.
Emmonds admitted killing Ms Casey but denied murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility and a loss of control. She put her hand over her mouth and wept silently when the guilty verdict was returned at Newcastle Crown Court yesterday.

Because she took her own knife to the scene of the crime and used it on her son's ex-partner, Emmonds could face a minimum term of 25 years when she is handed a life sentence, the court heard.

Speeding Driver Who Killed Two Women Is Jailed For Five Years

An islander who caused the death of two women by driving dangerously on a remote rural road has been jailed for five years.
Erland Flaws, 26, was also banned from driving for five years and ordered to resit an extended test before driving again.
Flaws was speeding in his Peugeot 307 when he smashed head on into a car being driven by Moira Towers on the A965 on Orkney in February 2012. Ms Towers, 65, and her passenger Anne Stanger, 64, who had been coming home from a bingo night, died at the scene.
The High Court at Livingston was told Mrs Towers' husband had suffered anxiety, insomnia and depression as a result of her death.

iPhone Thief Returns SIM And Contact List To Rightful Owner

A Chinese iPhone thief has gone to extraordinary lengths to atone for his crime, copying out all 1,000 address book contacts onto paper and sending them to the phone’s owner.
In an act of kindness rarely observed by the criminal fraternity, the pickpocket wrote out 11 pages of telephone numbers in total, according to aXinhuareport seen by AFP.
The thief apparently nabbed the i-device whilst sharing a cab with its owner between Yiyang and Changsha in the central province of Hunan.

Beijing Destroys Barbecues To Fight Air Pollution

Authorities in the capital have destroyed more than 500 open-air barbecues "to cut PM2.5" -- the tiny particulate matter in the air that can enter deep into the lungs. Photos carried by state media showed workers on Tuesday cutting pieces of metal with sparks flying as city wardens looked on.
Citizens online ridiculed the exercise, suggesting authorities should focus on bigger sources of pollution.

Woman Jumps Overboard From Cruise Liner Near Hawaii

Passengers aboard witnessed an American woman aged 54 intentionally jumping from Grand Princess cruise liner into the Pacific Ocean about 650 miles northeast of Hilo at 2pm on Wednesday.
The woman was said to have leapt in a bid to kill herself - sparking a massive search by the Coast Guard.

Student Got Punched By Teacher After Insulting His Favourite Team

12-year-old Reginald Wells says he was punched by a teacher after he joked about his favorite football team.
The Schoolboy who attends Willie Ray Smith Middle School in Beaumont, Texas, in an exclusive interview said 'The last person's voice I heard was some girl saying that I should call my mom, and then he like hit me, and I blacked out,'

App For Time Travel Surfaces

A newly-released iPad app called Roman app HD offers a new way to virtually explore the very best Roman sites in the world while providing a rich, visual tour of these landmarks. Developed by Historvius, a leading online guide to historical places, the app allows people to explore and discover the length & breadth of the Roman Empire.
This revolutionary tablet experience allows people to view the Palatine Hill, pop in to Pompeii and march into the heart of Hadrian’s Wall.

Three Programmers Build Health Care Website In Days

George Kalogeropoulos, who created the site along with Ning Liang and Michael Wasser, said all three of them had tried using the government website to get insurance.
Spurred by the problems that have surrounded the rollout of the official HeathCare.gov site, the trio created an alternative, Health Sherpa, quickly and cheaply. "The Health Sherpa is a free guide that makes it easier to find and sign up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act. We only use carefully vetted, publicly available data," the site reads. "The Health Sherpa is not affiliated with any lobby, trade group or government agency and has no political agenda."

Man Sends Cash And Gifts To Future Wife

A Chinese man has sent baskets and boxes of cash in a fleet of luxury cars as a gift to his future bride.
In an extravagant display the suitor hired 18 porters to transport bamboo baskets filled with 100 yuan notes to her home in Zhejiang, in the southeastern province of China. A Maserati sports car led the procession of the delivery of the grand total of 8, 888,888m yuan (£900,000), which weighed more than 102kg.

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