The Rainforest Café is among elite class eateries of the London which presents an unforgettable dinning experience to adults and kids alike. Stepping into the restaurant is just like getting into an adventurous trip of real jungle where you hear real time sounds of the humming birds and splashes of water from the waterfalls from even being far away of it. The original fish tanks further mesmerize... 

If you ever had experienced finding out an honest and unbiased product review online you might have noticed the competition among websites that made it difficult for you to collect the accurate information about the product. The most common style of review writing is positive one in which the blogger writes about a particular product in a positive way to convincing the buyers that whatever they are... 

There are a lot of people that are fashion fans and they are crazy about style and clothes. Also, there are people who don’t care what they wear and what message their clothes send to others…Scroll down for most unfortunate of them all.      Read More »

The Art Institutes Bonnaroo Student studio is a co-project between The Art Institutes schools and Bonnaroo Art and music festival. The challenge is to create real world Art and designs projects  all connected to the festival. The projects include Design of a poster for the band Mumford & Sons “It was the coolest thing to create designs that tons of people will see, and work on a real project... 

This devil machine should be destroyed. Don’t ask us, this is just quote from the woman above. She think that gateway computers are bad for society and that they were invented by Alan Turing, who was one of inventors of Computer Science and famous mathematician, logician and cryptanalyst. People at hp computers and apple computers will not be happy to see this sign m, but who cares, it’s... 

Everyone these days seem to have an iPod or some other kind of MP3 player—even a phone—so that they can listen to music. Music is a wonderful and beneficial part of life. People like to listen to music when they exercise, drive, wait in line as well as when they’re doing dozens of other things, as well. If you are looking to find music so you can fill up your iPod, then using a legal free music... 

The building housing reactor 4 (left) appears severely damaged – despite the reactor itself being shut down Over the days of the Fukushima crisis, attention has switched from reactor building 1 to 3, to 2, back to 3 – and now, to 4. This is a surprise. Reactors 4, 5 and 6 were shut down at the time of Friday’s earthquake, with some or all of their fuel rods extracted and left in... 

  The World Health Organization has recently released the results of health surveys taken between 2000 and 2008 on world obesity, and the news isn’t pretty. The common fat-o-meter among nations is body mass index (BMI), a calculation based on a person’s height and weight. The World Health Organization defines “overweight” as an individual with a BMI of 25 or more and “obese” as someone... 

No limits on neurotoxic pollution by cement plants. No protecting endangered fish in San Francisco Bay. And no regulation of greenhouse gases. Those are just some of the “riders” tacked onto HR 1, the GOP spending bill defeated March 9 in the Senate but sure to return as Congress negotiates how the U.S. government will be supported. The bill would have funded the government for the remainder of... 

Making waves isn’t conducive to staying asleep, at least when the waves are a type of brain signal associated with being awake. A type of brain activity known as an alpha wave emanates from the back of the head when a person is awake but relaxing with eyes closed. Scientists used to think that the wave was subdued and disappeared as a person fell deeper and deeper into sleep. But the alpha wave... 

Radiation from a mobile phone call can make brain regions near the device burn more energy, according to a new study. Cellphones emit ultra-high-frequency radio waves during calls and data transfers, and some researchers have suspected this radiation — albeit inconclusively — of being linked to long-term health risks like brain cancer. The new brain-scan-based work, to be published Feb. 23 in... 

Researchers have discovered the first case of a direct transfer of a human DNA fragment to a bacterial genome. The guilty party? Gonorrhea. It’d been previously known that genes could transfer between different bacteria, and even between bacteria and yeast cells, but biologists at Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine discovered that Neisseria gonorrhoeae, the bacteria responsible... 

Before trying to contact aliens, maybe we should test the messages on ourselves. In a new paper in the journal Space Policy, three alien hunters suggest designing a standard protocol for writing intelligible letters to extraterrestrials, and building a website where teams can decode candidate messages to ensure they make sense. “The basic idea is, if you’re going to talk to aliens, you’d better... 

For those of you who can’t make it out to Dallas for this Sunday’s Super Bowl — and, quite frankly, that’s probably all of you — the search wizards of Mountain View, California, have been kind enough to offer us the chance to virtually tour Cowboys Stadium via Google Earth. It couldn’t be simpler. Download the latest version of Google Earth, and type “Cowboys Stadium” into the “Find... 

An important portion of the Himalaya’s glacier cover is currently stable and, thanks to an insulating layer of debris, may be even growing, a new study finds. The study’s conclusion contradicts a portion of the 2007 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report that had to be retracted last year because it could not be substantiated. sciencenewsThough the IPCC report stated that the risk of... 

Human eyes can detect the spooky phenomenon of quantum entanglement — but only sometimes, a new study on the physics preprint website arXiv.org claims. While eyes can help determine if two individual photons were recently entangled, they can’t tell if the brighter bunch of photons that actually hit the retina are in this bizarre quantum state. “In general you think these quantum phenomena that... 

The picture of the Guatemala sinkhole you see below is a real picture released by the Government of Guatemala. This huge Guatemala crater according to Gizmodo “is a natural depression caused by the removal of soil by water. This process can happen slowly, but sometimes the land just cracks open. In this case, the sinkhole happened suddenly.” The Guatemala sinkhole appeared after the zone was... 

The cable holding a model of Foucault’s pendulum snapped last month at the Musée des Arts et Métiers in Paris, sending the 60-pound ball crashing to the ground. It was permanently dented in the fall. Léon Foucault’s 1851 experiment remains a mesmerizing evidence that the Earth does, in fact, rotate. Scientists were aware of this, but the fact that the pendulum swings through many degrees of... 

Elderly people who care for a spouse who has dementia are at increased risk of developing dementia themselves, a study finds. The stress of attending to a mentally incapacitated spouse may somehow contribute to the added risk, scientists report in the May Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. sciencenewsPrevious studies have shown that chronic stress leads to increased levels of the hormone... 

In the popular imagination, the colossal squid is fast and terrifying, able to dispatch whales and submarines with ease. But the image of the squid as a nasty predator of the deep is probably more mythology than biology argue Rui Rosa of the Laboratorio Marıtimo da Guia in Lisbon and Brad Seibel of the University of Rhode Island in a new paper. These huge squid, which can weigh more than 1,100 pounds,...