Here are some quick tips, presented in a funny way, by a stand-up comedian, about what you shouldn't use in a PowerPoint presentation! Funny! Enjoy!

Another Starcraft 2 Gameplay video made its way onto Youtube. It previews some Protoss units that weren't in the official presentation game play video. This time the battlefield is presented from an aerial view, showing less detailed units...Probably didn't want to spoil the surprise for the fans! Enjoy, because it's all we're getting from Blizzard for now!

This is a video presentation by Will Wheaton in which he praises Sony's OLED TV with 1,000,000/1 Contrast ratio. OLED TV's can be as thin as 3mm. So if you're thinking of buying yourself a plasma/LCD TV maybe you should wait, because as OLED technology matures, prices for plasma and LCD TVs will plummet!

Imagine having a picture and being able to transform it into a 3D environment, and then navigating through it like you were there. What is more spectacular, is that this system would be able to transform the pictures from Google Earth into spectacular 3D environments. Wow.

Here's a fashion presentation featuring both Lauren Stone and Jessica Canizales in sexy outfits. Since Jessica is one of our favorites here on Cool Stuff, you can see her other sexy videos here ! Hope you'll enjoy this sexy Jessica Canizales and Lauren Stone bikini presentation video!

Here's a photo shoot presentation of the 2006 National Bikini Team USA. They're young, they're fresh, and very very hot. Those of you with really good eyes, may spot that the bikinis on the 2006 National Bikini Team USA girls are actually painted and not real. Don't squint your eyes too much, because you can't see behind the painting! Trust me, I've tried! Anyway, I'm sure you'll love this video photo shoot of the 2006 National Bikini Team USA!

Recognizing the native language of a person after the electrical waves in the brain! By analyzing brain waves we can reveal the identity of an individual's language. Someone can involuntarily, because of a temporary amnesia or silence, or voluntarily, to try to avoid providing information on their origins. The discovery was made by Italian researchers and published on Biological Psychology. The study, coordinated by Alice Mado Proverb Electrophysiology Laboratory of the Department of cognitive psychology at the University of Milano-Bicocca, in collaboration with Roberta Adorni, and Alberto Zani, a researcher of the Institute of Physiology and Molecular Bioimaging of Cnr-Segrate in Milan , shows that there is a region of the brain, called "area for the visual form of words", which is located in the so-called fusiform cortex in the left occipital / temporal region of the brain. This automatically recognizes the shape of the letters and words, and it is very sensitive to levels of familiarity.