Gigity Gigity: Quagmire's 10 Horniest Moments

Every Quagmire clip could probably be called a viral video. Except in his case, viral probably means herpes. Here are 10 great moments of one of the sleaziest characters in TV history.

Researchers build Robot that Can Replicate Itself

Researchers have developed a robot that can create 3D replicas of objects and even replicate itself.Scientists from the University of Bath in England unveiled an open-source machine that acts like a three-dimensional printer. Instead of printing out documents or pictures on paper, this printer uses blueprints to produce 3-D plastic objects.

NASA's New Spacesuits Are Made For Walking

Until now, astronauts used spacesuits that were designed for floating in space, but Moon missions require a more flexible approach.

Michelangelo 'hid secret code in Sistine Chapel'

Michelangelo hid a secret code in the frescoes of the Sistine Chapel made up of mystical Jewish symbols and insults aimed at the pope, according to a new book.

YouTube rolls out red carpet for indie films

Google Inc.'s YouTube is setting up a virtual screening room to bring the work of independent filmmakers to a global audience. Independent filmmakers will collect a majority share of ad revenue generated from views of their work. Independent filmmakers will collect a majority share of ad revenue generated from views of their work. Struggling filmma

Shyness drug could boost confidence

A drug that combats shyness and social awkwardness, dubbed "social Viagra", could be developed after scientists investigated a hormone released by new mothers. Scientists in the US found that oxytocin, a natural hormone that assists childbirth and helps mothers bond with newborn babies, helps reduce anxiety and calm phobias.

Hundreds Mistakenly Test Positive for HIV in New York

Almost half the results given by the clinics were false positives, the Department of Health confirmed.

Images of Earth from Planetary Spacecraft

After the Apollo program's widely publicized images of Earth revolutionized public perception of our fragile planet, spacecraft began to launch on journeys to more distant planets, never to return, and their mission controllers often commanded them to take departing views of Earth.

NASA Climatologist: "Almost Too Late to Stop Global Warming"

On Monday, NASA climatologist Dr.James Hansen will testify at a House committee hearing that it is almost, but not quite, too late to start defusing what he calls the “global warming time bomb.” He will offer a plan for cuts in emissions and also a warning about the risks of further inaction.

MoveOn To Obama: Keep Your Word, Filibuster Telecom Immunity

MoveOn.org has launched a new campaign pressing Sen. Barack Obama to honor his pledge to filibuster any legislation that gives immunity to telecoms that spied on American. http://pol.moveon.org/immunity/080621obama.html

True Story of How the CIA Secretly Stole a Russian Submarine

The Hughes Glomar Explorer was a salvage ship built for a clandestine Central Intelligence Agency mission to retrieve a sunken Soviet submarine. The building of Glomar Explorer, or Hughes Mining Barge 1, and the submarine recovery effort were code named Project Jennifer.

Bush's Nuclear Option

Bush Might Bomb Iran If He ‘Thinks Senator Obama’s Going To Win’

Israeli troops accused of abuse

Israeli human rights group has accused Israeli soldiers of routinely abusing bound Palestinian prisoners.

George Carlin has died

Legendary comedian George Carlin passed away Sunday night at the age of 71. He will be missed, but never forgotten.

The Worst Carousel Design Ever (PIC)

If this doesn't remind you of anything else, be thankful.

A social network for Douchebags? [PIC]

Car security gadget works - suspect in auto theft arrested

Onstar dispatchers contacted city police who caught A big identity theft-type guy they say not only stole a black Cadillac Escalade, but stashed at least 10 stolen credit cards and fake identities inside the SUV.

GOP very worried Bob Barr could play spoiler in prez race

"Bob could be the Ralph Nader of 2008," said Dan Schnur, a GOP consultant in California who worked on McCain's 2000 campaign but is not involved in this year's contest. Consumer advocate Nader is the third-party candidate many Democrats blame for helping George W. Bush narrowly win in 2000.

Wired: Samsung Instinct Gives iPhone a Run for Its Money

To call the Samsung Instinct an iPhone knockoff would be an understatement of grotesque proportions. Seriously: Even the packaging looks like it came straight outta Cupertino.... 3G, GPS, 2-megapixel camera (with video recording), full e-mail and web browsing features, haptic feedback, voice control, multi touch...two-tenths of an inch narrower.

The Glass House of McCain (TRAILER)

The Jed Report presents A Don't Throw Stones Production featuring Cindy and John McCain...In the thirst for power, patriotism was their weapon --- but they could not meet their own false standards. They were the legacy of Karl Rove and George Bush, and they trapped themselves in a glass house of their own making.Coming on November 4.

How Many Points Are The McCain Trolls on Digg Getting?

Select from the numerous web, blog and news sites listed here, go there, and make your opinions supporting John McCain known. Once you’ve commented on a post, video or news story, report the details of your comment by clicking the button below. After your comments are verified, you will be awarded points through the McCain Online Action Center.

NASA : The Snowflake Cluster And The Cone Nebula

Strange shapes and textures can be found in the neighborhood of the Cone Nebula. These patterns result from the tumultuous unrest that accompanies the formation of the open cluster of stars known as NGC 2264, the Snowflake Cluster. To better understand this process, a detailed image of this region was taken in two colors of infrared light...

College Girls Banned From Whistling At Builders

A further education college is having to protect builders from wolf-whistling girls, in a reversal of traditional gender stereotypes.

This is the most important news you'll read today

...and it will change your life! We already know how special, unique, brilliant and downright good looking all of you are but this tidbit will be absolutely transformative (unless, of course, your parahippocampal gyrus is broken):

Fingerprints can now be recovered from fired bullet casings

Scientists have developed a technique for retrieving fingerprints from bullet casings and bomb fragments after they have been fired or detonated. The new method relies on subtle corrosion of metal surfaces can still be read even after the surface has been cleaned, heated to 600C or even painted over.

3 in 10 Americans Admit to Race Bias

Survey Shows Age, Too, May Affect Election Views. While prejudice affects views of Obama, his strengths and McCain?s age could be bigger factors in November election, Post-ABC News poll shows.

The REAL Reason Guns are Dangerous

All those gun control PSAs really missed the mark.

No More Pacman? Jones Wants To Drop Nickname

That would be the preference of Adam Jones, the suspended Dallas Cowboys cornerback who has been known by the nickname throughout his life. He’d like to be called by his given name and make “Pacman” a thing of the past.

Security Flaws Discovered in Firefox 3.0

Vulnerabilities could affect over 14 million computers.

How to Make Your Own Egg McMuffins at Home

Why waste time and money going to McDonalds in the morning for an inferior product? Learn how to make your very own Thomas McMuffin for a most excellent start to your day.

Huffington Post Founder's Home Features Top-Secret Office

Find out more about Arianna Huffington from her guilty pleasures to her hidden office!

Frank Rich: Now That We’ve ‘Won,’ Let’s Come Home

Americans judge the war a mistake and want out. The good news for Democrats-and the big opportunity for Barack Obama -is that John McCain and the war’s last cheerleaders don’t recognize that immutable reality. They’re so barricaded in their own Vietnam bunker that they think the country is too. The McCain policy is nonsensical on its face.

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There is a God! Mike Myers' 'Love Guru' Flops at Box Office

Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway's "Get Smart," the Warner Bros. big-screen update of the 1960s TV spy comedy, raked in $39.2 million to debut as the No. 1 weekend movie. But movie-goers did not get Mike Myers' "The Love Guru," the weekend's other new wide release. The crowds showed little affection for the so-called comedy. It came in fourth.

Cameras help Palestinians 'Shoot Back'.

As a deterrent against armed Jewish settlers it does not look much. But the video camera has become a frontline defence for ordinary Palestinians living between Hebron and the Jewish settlement of Kyriat Arba in the West Bank.

McCain Burdened By Unpopular Republican Governors

An unpopular senator, governor, or congressman can impose a significant burden for a presidential candidate of the same party. For John McCain, that scenario could be a reality: a number of unpopular Republican governors are making it very difficult for McCain in their home states, despite the fact that they represent typically red constituencies.

Wow! 10 Awesome Interactive Websites

Interactivity is the name of the game at the moment. Here are 10 websites that are a combination of the fun, the weird, the educational or the simply bewildering. Prepare to be awed!

The Pirate Bay Pledges ISPs to Block Sweden

In an response to the new wiretapping law that was introduced in Sweden this week, The Pirate Bay will ask international ISPs to block traffic to Sweden, to protect their customers. In addition, the BitTorrent tracker will add SSL encryption to their site, and roll out a new VPN service.

Uncovering the Real McCain

McCain believes in projecting American military power abroad. So it is no wonder that the neoconservatives who pushed for war in Iraq have now regrouped around him.

Ultra HD Video Means 10 Million Pixels

Love 'em or hate 'em, Comcast sure knows how to throw together a 10 million pixel video display. The one seen here is available for ogling at the Comcast Center in Philadelphia, and covers over 2,100 square feet of wall space with four-millimeter LED lights.