Weightlifting hrs before baby's birth in USA

A pregnant fitness fanatic has boasted of pumping iron just hours before giving birth. Superfit Meghan Leatherman lifted weights on the day she went into labour and broke records in the final days of pregnancy. 
In the photo above the 33-year-old - who was 9 months pregnant and dilated to 1cm at the time - can be seen lifting a heavy weight at her home town gym in Phoenix, Arizona.She didn't let her huge baby bump stop get in the way of her grueling CrossFit fitness regime - which combines weightlifting, gymnastics and cardio activities.
Source : Daily Mirror

Tunnel of Love in Ukraine

This gorgeous long, leafy tunnel looks like a green dream or a scene from a film - but it can actually be found deep in the forests of Ukraine. Located near the town of Kleven, this luscious green tunnel provides passage for a private train that provides wood to a local factory. Measuring 1.8 miles long, the unusual rail route in Eastern Europe is also a popular spot for lovers' promises.

Keyboard can be shared between multiple devices

Take multi tasking to a new level. This full-sized, wireless Bluetooth keyboard can be shared between multiple devices. Reply to a text on your iPhone, take notes on your iPad, type away on your Mac.
A clean, white design and low profile keys make for a stylish yet comfortable typing experience. 

Source : www.kanexlive.com

Amazing Solar Car

In this April 30, 2014 photo, a Qazvin Azad University student test drives the rectangular Havin-2, or Brilliant Sun, in Qazvin, Iran. The 220-kilogram (485-pound) vehicle is 4.5 meters (15 feet) long, 1.8 meters (6 feet) wide and 1.1 meters (4 feet) tall, with a cockpit-like bubble for the driver. With photovoltaic cells covering some 6 square meters (65 square feet) of its surface, the car¿s lithium-Ion batteries can drive it up to four hours between 90 to 150 kph (56 to 93 mph). 

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.

The Hot/Cold Facial Sauna

 This is the facial sauna that open pores with warm mist that cleanses and closes them with cool mist that hydrates. Ideal for rejuvenating and refreshening skin, defending against dryness, and counteracting signs of aging, the sauna generates nano-sized steam particles 1/4,000 the size of typical water molecules in just three minutes. The warm mist penetrates deep into pores to soften dead skin cells and dissolve dirt, oil, and cosmetics, leaving skin soft and smooth. The unit also produces cool mist that closes the pores to refresh skin, defend against dryness, and prepare it for the application of your preferred moisturizing products. Its built-in timer provides 3-, 6-, 9, 12-, and 15-minute sessions; shuts off automatically. Takes up the same space as a box of tissues. Its removable cup allows you to refill the 8 oz. reservoir easily.

Available at : http://www.hammacher.com

Price $79.95

Top 10 facts about May

Children dance around the maypole in Rochester.

1. The month May was named for Maia, the Greek goddess of fertility. 
2. In any given year, no month ever begins or ends on the same day of the week as May does. 
3. The priests of Vulcan in Ancient Rome used to sacrifice a pregnant sow on the first of May. 
4. In 1644 maypoles were banned in England as a 'heathenish vanity'. Local officials who defiantly put them up could be fined five shillings a week. 
 5. In 1661, a maypole 123ft tall was put up in the Strand, London for the return of Charles II. Isaac Newton later used it as a support for his telescope.

6. S"Let no man boast himself that he has got through the perils of winter till at least the seventh of May.” (Anthony Trollope).

7. According to the roman poet Ovid: “Bad girls wed in May.”

8. According to old Cornish superstition, it is unlucky to buy a broom during the month of May.

9. No US president has ever died during the month of May. Harry S Truman and John F Kennedy are the only ones born in May.

10. In response to May 1 being Labour Day, the first World Tramps Congress in Argentina in 1966 named May 2 as the International Day of Idleness.

Source :  http://www.express.co.uk

Now, smartphone that folds into a tablet or laptop

Scientists have developed the world's first foldable smartphone that changes to a tablet and a notebook using a set of screens and hinges.

The shape-changing smartphone allows users to fold open up to three flexible electrophoretic displays to provide extra screen real estate, the amount of space available on a display, when needed.

Displays are detachable such that users can fold the device into various shapes that can range from an ultra notebook shape to a foldout map.

PaperFold automatically recognises its shape and changes its graphics to provide different functionality upon shape changes.

For example, folding the device into an ultra notebook form factor opens up a keyboard on the bottom screen. Users could use this form factor to type a search.
By flattening PaperFold's three displays, the user changes views to a Google map that spans all screens.

Shaping PaperFold into a convex globe shows the map in Google Earth view.

Folding PaperFold into the shape of a 3D building on the map will pick up a Google SketchUp model of the building and turn the device into an architectural model that can be 3D printed.

Researchers said the inspiration for PaperFold came from its namesake: paper.

Typically, mobile devices require scrolling or zooming in order to see different parts of a document whereas paper can be folded, detached or combined allowing it to be accessed in multiple parallel forms.

Source : http://www.hindustantimes.com/