News: Airbus planning planes with see-through floor, ceiling

No. No. No no no. No no no no no no. No.

News: 'Bridoplasty' blends wedding/plastic surgery reality TV

Oh....this will end well. I'm sure.

News: Intel confirms HDCP Master Key legit; Blu-Ray discs cracked

News: Mars, IBM, and the US Dept. of Ag. sequence cocao genome

Cool beans. Ugh...it hurts to know I wrote that down.

News: 3 cars split Automotive 100+ mpg X Prize

Nice. Hopefully we'll see a car get 100+ mpg soon.

News: Czech Republic bans Google from doing 'Street View' work

Sad. I like the Czech Republic, but I like Google Street View. Though I understand the privacy concerns, especially after the Wi-Fi snooping fiasco.

News: US Border Partol fires shots into Mexico during shootout

Yikes.

News: Senate to argue repeal of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' next week

Study: Gamers better at fast decision-making

Quicker problem-solving skills come from trying not to crash or die. Which, given how much players can get into the games they play, serves as pretty effective motivation to succeed. That and bragging rights...typically.

Oh...and yes. We are better at it. Deal.

News: New 'Nikita' looks cool, but is on the CW

Just can't do it.

News: Wikileaks to publish 'massive' cache of Iraq War docs

Sources say that the leak will be the biggest in history. Also, several news organizations from around the world are cooperating with Wikileaks to gain access to the information and simultaneously publish stories about the data on the day they are published. This is similar to when the New York Times, the Gaurdian (UK) and Der Spiegel (Germany) did the same in July on the Wikileaks leaked Afghan War logs.

Comic: Penny Arcade 9/8/10

Study: Dance moves ladies REALLY like (focus on the right knee?)

Move the head, neck and torso a lot and the right knee can do fun stuff. Got it.

Study: $75K/year buys happiness - Princeton

I wonder if they differentiate between single or married, or on a geographic basis.

News: Nev. Gov. candidate wants $25 'speeding pass', up to 90 mph

I had this idea a while ago. Though, mine included a training course to certify that you could react fast enough and safely enough to be allowed to drive at higher speeds.

This guy just wants you to be able to pay $25 and then not worry about a ticket, up to 90 mph anyway. Odd stuff.