Yup. South African contractors (if you can call them so) have apparently an extra skill: cement throwing. Shovel and all. I can definitely see its use. Enjoy!

Heh, looks like fun. As long as the operator doesn't "accidentally" dump the load A good watch! Enjoy!

Here's an extreme ride, provided to this construction worker by a willing excavator driver. It wasn't the smartest thing to do, but all is well that ends well!

A very entertaining and sometimes downright hilarious prank payed on some unsuspecting participants at an Yoga class. You've got to see this. Enjoy!

A really cool technology innovation from Japan. A robotic exoskeleton, that senses the neural stimuli transmitted from the brain to the muscles and acts accordingly. The result? A robotic enhancement, that allows you to lift up to 10 times the normal weight. It can be really useful on construction sites!

Using functional magnetic resonance imaging, researchers have been able to associate a brain activation pattern to the memory of an image. According to a study in Nature. Reading the thoughts of other people is not yet possible, but scientists are working on it. One tool developed by Jack L. Gallant and collaborators at the University of Berkeley (California) is able to recognize an image that a person has just seen through his brain activity. Two of the authors of the study published in Nature - Kendrick Kay and Thomas Naselaris - were submitted in person by observing the experiment at random photographs from a group of 120 during brain scans using functional magnetic resonance (fMri). The results of fMri, combined with a mathematical model, have served to associate the images neuronal activity that a person has just had before our eyes.