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how to get free riot points for league of legends I go over a method on how to get free riot points. This method for free riot points (rp) is 100% working and legal. You can even play GAMES to make the money! I've gotten over $50 worth of RP for my Leauge of Legend account this way.1. Access P2S through the link below: http://www.points2shop.com 2. After you register, you should have your free 250 points. Go ahead and remember to verify your email (VERY important). You can verify your email by simply clicking the activation link P2S sends, otherwise the steps below won't work! 3. Do an offer (100% free, takes 2-3 minutes)... it's super easy and you'll understand how easy it is to earn the money. 4. After one offer, you can either continue to do more offers, or play games, either way works. 5. Once you hit your 1000 points (or $10.00) ( shouldn't take longer then 30 minutes or so doing offers), you can head to the reward center and take out a LoL card or withdraw the money into your paypal. 6. Enjoy your free riot points!

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Okay! Now that we've gotten the point out of the way, let's start!
In summary, what you'll be doing is looking at Google Image search pages, choosing an image, then pasting the full image URL into a field. Do 5 of these, and you have 15 cents. You should be able to do 1 in under 30 seconds no problem at all, so about 120+/hour, $3.60+/hour. Not great, but much better than $0.00/hour.
First I'll introduce you to the site - Points2shop - Earn Points for Free Rewards. They've come a long way in the GPT industry. We're not interested in the offer completing part though (well, you may be, could definitely get you $10+ extra bucks each day), we're interested in a feature they have dealing with data entry.
Now let's start. click here and register for an account.
Once you sign up and verify your email and everything, you'll want to go to the daily tasks here.
You'll see a nice list of daily tasks that you can do. If writing is your thing, you could answer some questions, if data collection is your thing, you could gather some business details. However, we'll be looking at "Find an Image for a Product". Click that, and read up on the instructions.
Got it? Basically, they list 5 products for you. They give you clickable Google search links, so you don't even have to type in the name of the product. Click the search link, select "Medium" under sizes, and look for an image that's at least 500x500 (preferably), but if you can't find one, find one at least 250x250. Note: MAKE SURE THAT THE IMAGE IS ACCURATE!! I'm not joking here - keep your work quality, otherwise you'll be kicked from doing these tasks, and probably lose your earnings. Use some common sense, find an image of the product.
Once you find a good image, click it, then click "Full Image" on the right. Then, copy the URL of the full image and paste it in the box back on Points2Shop. (you must select from the radio buttons given first)
And voila! Like I said, do 5 of these and hit "Submit Task" and you've got 15 cents, 3 cents per image.
The best part is that the minimum payout for PayPal (I believe AlertPay as well. they also pay via check, Liberty Reserve, and more) is $1! And the payments are sent out within 1-2 business days. If you want to stick with the site and complete surveys and such to earn $25 that way in addition to this, you can become a Gold member and get your payments made instantly, as soon as you request them.

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What are the latest most important inventions using nanotechnology?

Don’t be mesmerised by cool apps and flashy new gizmos – the top
technology inventions of the year are ones that will have a lasting
effect.

Most are advances in fields that are already changing us. Some will
have immediate impact; others are portents of transformations that may
take decades to complete. In this vein, and in no particular order, here
 are what I consider to be ten of the best technological innovations
from 2014.

Badass Inventions Of 2015 That Might Change Human Life

1. DNA nanobots injected into cockroaches

Nanotechnology is a growing research field that manipulates materials
 on a molecular scale. One prospect is to transform medicine by
injecting nanobots into the body where they perform functions such as
treating disease.

In February, an Israeli team described devices they made from DNA and injected into cockroaches.
 By performing a kind of origami, the DNA nanobots assembled themselves
and were able to control a molecule that targeted specific cells, so
demonstrating their potential to carry out medical functions such as
attacking cancers.

2. Nanotubes in chloroplasts created super plants

Nanotubes are large carbon molecules that form tubes with unusual
thermal and electrical properties. In March, a team from MIT and CalTech
 published a method
 for inserting nanotubes into plant chloroplasts. The novel combination
boosted photosynthesis and plant growth by several hundred percent.

Applications are still years away, but besides increasing plant growth and production, there are extraordinary possibilities:
 tapping plants for electrical power, building self-repairing materials
and erecting buildings from materials that generate their own power.

3. Scallop-shaped robots swam through blood

Researchers at Germany’s Max Planck Institute developed tiny robots that could swim through the bloodstream, repairing tissue damage or transporting medicine.

The challenge they faced was blood’s viscosity: it not only impeded
movement but also varied according to speed. They solved the problem by
designing robots in the shape of scallops powered by an external magnetic field. These robots provide a starting point for many kinds of medical devices of the future.

4. A microchip helped a paralysed man regain the use of his arm

Implants are revolutionising the treatment of many medical
conditions. In April, researchers at Ohio State University reported
success in using a microchip implant to help a paralysed man regain use of his arm.

Ten years in development, the device, known as Neurobridge,
 stimulates muscles according to brain patterns. The innovation raises
hopes for many disabled people. It showed that by plugging into our
brainwaves we may one day control all manner of devices by thought
alone.

5. Nose cells helped repair a severed spinal cord

Biotechnology is producing new cures for medical conditions long
thought to be permanent. A medical team at Wroclaw Medical University
cultured nerve cells taken from a patient’s nose and surgically inserted
 them into his spinal cord.

The transplanted cells stimulated severed nerve fibres to grow and
rejoin, thus bridging a damaged section of the spinal column and
allowing the patient to walk again. This innovation showed that damage to the nervous system can be reversed.

6. Unmanned drones: the future of delivery services

Unmanned flying drones are taking on a rapidly growing number of
roles, especially in surveillance and monitoring. Following Chinese
experiments last year to test drones as a delivery system for parcels, 2014 saw rapid expansion of serious business interest.

In August, Google used a drone to deliver chocolates to a farm in Outback Queensland. By year’s end, Amazon, DHL and many others were scrambling to establish unmanned delivery services in several countries.

7. A swarm of self-assembling mini-robots

Robots are already important tools in many industries, but put them
into swarms and they can do so much more. In August the journal Science reported work at Harvard in which 1,000 mini-robots, the largest swarm so far, was able to assemble itself into programmed shapes.

There is still a long way to go, but it raised the potential for
structures that self-assemble, which would revolutionise construction.

8. 3D printers pushed the boundaries

3D printing is now an established technology, but developments this
year expanded its capabilities and applications. At the one extreme a
team in Amsterdam began a project to build an entire house using 3D printing.

Meanwhile researchers at Princeton developed a 3D printer that could print with five different materials, incorporating dot-emitting diodes, and demonstrated it by making contact lenses. This raises many possibilities, from wearable video to monitoring the health of pilots.

9. The next frontier in space exploration

Events this year highlighted the international character of solar
system exploration in coming decades. Following a ten-year flight,
European Space Agency’s probe Rosetta went into orbit around the comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.

On November 12, it released the probe Philae which became the first spacecraft to land on a comet.

Meanwhile, Mars exploration moved forward. India’s Mangalyaan spacecraft went into orbit around Mars in September and in December, NASA successfully launched the new Orion spacecraft, a first step in preparing for manned exploration of Mars.

10. Green power and clean water

Necessity is the mother of invention, so the greater the need, the more important the invention. A worldwide need is the 780 million people around the world who lack access to clean water supplies. The challenge for inventors is to meet the World Health Organisation criteria for practical systems: accessible, simple and cheap.

One notable innovation this year was a portable new system called Sunflower
 developed in Switzerland. Easily transportable, it used sunlight to
generate electricity, and at the same time provided heating,
refrigeration for food and purified water.

What of next year? We can be sure that growing fields such as
automation and nanotechnology will continue to surprise us. The US
Patents Office granted more than 300,000 patents during 2013, nearly 30,000 more than 2012. If patents provide a reliable indicator, then new inventions are appearing faster than ever.

What are some of the most interesting little-known things?

Cool and Weird facts about our everyday lives that everyone should know. Check out this collection of 50 Cool and Weird Fun Facts. Do you have any other fun facts you would like to add? Post them in our comment section! Start your day learning something you didn't know yesterday.

1. You breathe on average about 5 million times a year.
2. Months that begin on a Sunday always have a Friday the 13th in them.
3. You are born with 300 bones, by the time you are an adult you will have 206.
4. The average lead pencil will write a line about 35 miles long or write approximately 50,000 English words.
5. One fourth of the bones in your body are in your feet.
6. The average person spends 2 weeks of their lifetime waiting for the light to change from red to green.
7. It takes more calories to eat a piece of celery than the celery has in it.
8. The present population is expected to rise to 15 Billion by the year 2080.
9. The largest recorded snowflake was 15 inches wide and 8 inches thick.
10. The tip of a bullwhip moves so fast that the sound it makes is actually a tiny sonic boom.
11. Native Americans used to name their children after the first thing they saw as they left their tepees after their children were born, hence the names Sitting Bull and Running Water.
12. The Matami Tribe of West Africa play their own version of football, instead of a normal football they use a human skull.
13. Coca-Cola would be green if the food colorant wasn't added.
14. During the 17th Century, the Sultan of Turkey ordered his hole harem of women to be drowned and replaced with a new one.
15. Coffins used for cremation are usually made with plastic handles.
16. "Almost" is the longest word in the English language with all the letters in alphabetical order.
17. Human thigh bones are stronger than concrete.
18. Cockroaches can live several weeks with their heads cut off.
19. It is impossible to sneeze with your eyes open. We dare you, give it a try!
20. A Ten Gallon Hat will only hold 3/4 of a Gallon.
21. Of all the words in the English language, the word "SET" has the most definitions.
22. It is against the law to burp, or sneeze inside a church in Nebraska.
23. In 1386 a pig in France was executed by public hanging for the murder of a child.
24. Earth is the only planet not named after a god.
25. The world's oldest piece of chewing gum is over 9,000 years old!
26. Scientists have tracked butterflies travelling over 3,000 miles.
27. The silkworm consumes 86,000 times its own weight in 56 days.
28. If removed from the stress of the modern world, the average human would sleep about 10 hours a day.
29. To produce a single pound of honey, a single bee would have to visit 2 million flowers.
30. A colony of 500 bats can eat approximately 250,000 insects in an hour.
31. One in Five adults believe that aliens are hiding in our planet disguised as humans.
32. Travelling masseuses in ancient Japan were required by law to be blind.
33. The bloodhound is the only animal whose evidence is admissible in court.
34. James Fixx, the man who popularized jogging in America died of a heart attack while running.
35. The average American spends about a year and a half of his or her life watching commercials on television. What are you doing?! Get out and spend that year and a half doing something productive!
36. Ancient Greeks practiced a form (ineffective) of birth control that consisted of having a woman hold her breath, making her squat, and sneezing.
37. The FDA permits up to 5 whole insects per 100 grams of apple butter.
38. There are no naturally occurring blue foods, even blueberries are purple!
39. The skeleton of Jeremy Bentham is present in all the important meetings of the University of London.
40. The elephant is the only mammal that can't jump!
41. Just like fingerprints, everyone's tongue is different.
42. The longest recorded flight of a chicken is 13 seconds.
43. 400 Quarter Pounders can be made from a single cow.
44. Only 38% of Americans eat breakfast every day.
45. 111,111,111 x 111,111,111 = 12,345,678,987,654,321
46. 11% of the World is left handed.
47. A "Jiffy" is the scientific name for 1/100th of a second.
48. A Boeing 747's wingspan is longer than the Wright brothers' first flight.
49. A broken clock is right two times a day.
50. A duck's quack doesn't echo anywhere, no one knows why.

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What are the best new products or inventions that most people don't know about?

The Invisible Bicycle Helmet

It is often cited that helmets mess up one’s hair and especially, may not fit properly over women’s hairstyles. Some people choose hairstyle over helmet and risk their safety. Some choose helmet and keep whining about their ruined hairstyle.

Folks! There's a new product which claims,

• to offer the protection of a helmet and
• to keep your hairstyle intact

Sometime back, Nan Waldman told me about this new design of helmets that are self-inflating in the event of a crash. An useful innovation, I must say! In contrast to traditional cycle helmets, it is worn like a collar with no need to cover the head.

Hövding is a collar that you wear around your neck while cycling. The collar contains a folded up airbag that you’ll only see if you happen to have an accident. The airbag is shaped like a hood, surrounding and protecting the cyclist’s head. The trigger mechanism is controlled by sensors which pick up the abnormal movements of a cyclist in an accident.

The actual collar is the visible part of the invention. It’s covered by a removable shell that you can change to match your outfit.

When in use, the black box continuously monitors the cyclist’s movements, and the collar deploys its air bag protection whenever a dangerous situation arises. The unit is charged by USB.

  

When I think of best new products, I think of products that solved a problem we previously thought was not possible.

Examples:

• Use an umbrella in windy weather, and you know how pointless the umbrella becomes. A relatively new umbrella, called Senz stormproof umbrella,  can withstand wind speeds of 100+ km/h.
  
  
  http://www.ippinka.com/blog/senz...
  Disclaimer: our company sells this product
• Alfa is a cardboard bicycle made 100% from recycled materials. Amazingly, it is both waterproof and fireproof. The inventor, Izhar Gafni, and his business partner ERB has an ambitious goal of manufacturing these bikes for $9 to benefit people in the third world.
  
  
  Alfa: $9 Cardboard Bicycle
• A new watersport equipment, called Flyboard, allows you to fly around across the water like Iron Man. Think of it as wearing boots with a fire hose attached to them.
  
  
  
  Flyboard: Iron Man Jet Pack
• If you've gone camping before, you've probably used a propane cooker or propane lantern. It works, but propane gives off toxic gases when burned and you have to bring propane canisters with you - heavy, flammable, and what if you run out?
  Biolite CampStove solves this problem. Just use twigs and wood chips you find anywhere, and you have clean-burning fire and electricity.
  
  
  http://www.ippinka.com/blog/post...

• A bookcase that is also a staircase for people who are vertically challenged (like me).
  
  
  
  http://www.ippinka.com/blog/post...
• Bike helmets are great for protecting your head. But they have always been a pain to carry around because its so big. It's the #1 reason why people don't wear a bike helmet. Some company created a bike helmet - called Overade - that you can fold and unfold within seconds. Now, that's a new product that saves lives.
  
  
  http://www.ippinka.com/blog/post...
•  
• Loopwheels (Inventor: Sam Pearce)
  
  Replacing spokes and the conventional suspension in bicycles with badass carbon composite folded(looped) leaf springs between the hub and the rim, which provide suspension in every (practically encountered) direction.
  
  This is their Kickstarter video:
  
  They have been positively reviewed by  BikeRadar :First ride with Loopwheels and Martin Cox, among others.
  
  
  Don't re-invent the wheel, they said.
  Bitch please, Sam Pearce said.
  
  Tangential Suspension:
  
  
  
  
  
  They have been specially designed for folding bicycles. After all, do ye want yer travel bike to have them bulky shocks?
  
  This is an image of the bike these people worked on:
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The design up close, in your nose:
  JP = Jelly Products. More on this later.
  Bought in = Bought in!
  
  
  
  
  
  
  A Loopwheel under compression:
  
  
  
  As of now, only for 20". There are some constraints involved:
  
  In action:
  Each wheel incorporates a regular hub, with a hub brake and hub gearing. Instead of spokes, however, three looped carbon composite springs run from the hub to the rim. Whenever the wheel hits a bump in the road, the energy is absorbed by those springs.
  This causes the hub to momentarily dip down within the wheel by up to 45 millimeters, so it’s actually a bit off-center until the springs flex back into their regular state. For this reason, the wheels will only work on bikes that already have sufficient space between the fork/frame and the tire – otherwise the bike would be hitting its own tires when the springs compressed.
  
  Loopwheels come in front- and rear-specific versions, one of the key differences being that the springs in the front wheel are twice as compliant as those in the back. This is (presumably) to help keep the wheel that does the steering from being knocked and bounced around, plus it compensates for the fact that more of the rider’s weight tends to be centered over the rear wheel.
  
  And yes, it has been thought of before, but the right materials couldn't be created and the available ones couldn't do the job.
  
  
  
  How, How much time and Who is the inventor?
  
  UK based mechanical engineer and industrial designer: Sam Pearce.
  
  Pearce got the idea for the Loopwheel while waiting for a flight and watching parents pushing children in strollers over a gap in the flooring. Every time a stroller hit that patch of floor, the child would be jostled forward. A cycling enthusiast, Pearce knew that cyclists had a similar problem to those kids in the airport, so he started drawing up ideas for in-wheel shock absorbers.... (more) 

What are some amazing facts about Google?

There are few people who haven’t heard of Google. But here are some interesting facts about Google, the most popular search engine, that you may not know yet.
1. Go to Google homepage and type the words “I want to commit suicide”. Above all the search results, Google provides the Suicide Helpline number of your country.

2. A young girl wrote to Google to give her father a day off as it was his birthday. This is what Google sent back in reply. Now, that is something. (Source -Facebook)

3. Go to Google Maps. Click on the satellite view and zoom out as much as possible. You can see an amazing view of earth with real time shadows. You can see real time clouds if you zoom in twice. Pretty amazing, right?

4. Google has a pet T-rex, named Stan, which lives at their California headquarters. Founders bought it to remind the employees to not let Google go extinct.

5. Search “atari breakout” in Google Images and you can play the game. Try it now.

6. Google has been acquiring, on average, more than one company per week since 2010. Source–List of mergers and acquisitions by Google

7. Go to Google Mars. You can see a map of Mars. Cool !

8. Type any number in the search bar and Google will spell it out for you.

9. Google’s home page has 28 validation errors and five warnings. Check it out here: Google Validation

10. Should a U.S. Google employee pass away while under the employ of the 14-year old search giant, their surviving spouse or domestic partner will receive a check for 50% of their salary every year for the next decade. Source- http://www.forbes.com/sites/meghanc…

11. Google HQ rents goats from California Grazing to mow their lawns and fields. The employees think that it’s a lot cuter to watch goats do the mowing than lawn mowers. Mowing with Goats

12. Google is a wedding planner. Yes, you heard it right. Plan your special day with Google Wedding.

13. Google Sky Maps allows you to view stars, constellations, galaxies and planets. Check out www.google.com/sky.

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What are some amazing facts about Earth, that most people don't know?

Can you name the longest mountain range on Earth? How about the shape of the Earth? It’s a sphere right? The answers to some of these questions might surprise you. Here are 25 Crazy Facts About Planet Earth That Will Boggle Your Mind.

25

Earth isn't round. Centrifugal force pushes outwards at Earth's equator giving it a slight wasteline.

NASA GOES-13 Full Disk view of Earth May 14, 2010

24

Standing on that equator you would be spinning around Earth's center at 1000 miles per hour. At the poles, however, you would be standing still (and turning in a circle)

Reiseberichte

23

You would still be hurling through space at 67000 miles per hour though

http://www.flickr.com/photos/gne...

22

The rocks you are standing on get recycled. Volcanoes spit them out as magma, they dry, harden, and after a very long time either get sucked down again by plate tectonics or get pushed towards Earth's core by a fresh layer of rocks above.

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21

Speaking of magma, the hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth's surface was 136 degrees F or 57.8 degrees C in El Azizia, Libya recorded in 1922.

20

The coldest spot was Antarctica's vostok station that recorded a bonechilling minus 128.6 degrees fahrenheit (minus 89.2 degrees C)

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19

On that note, Antarctica contains about 70 percent of Earth's fresh water and 90 percent of its ice

Antarctica: Pressure Ridges

18

Gravity is not distributed equally. Yes, you read that right. Places like Hudson Bay in Canada actually have less gravity than other regions of the globe. This is due to the fact that there is less land mass in that part of the planet thanks both to retreating glaciers on the surface and swirling magma deep in the core.

wikipedia

17

Earth's magnetic north pole is moving northward at a rate of 10 miles per year

Magnetic North

16

Eventually, our magnetic poles will switch.

15

Scientists believe Earth may have had two moons at one point in time.

Two moons

14

Some scientists claim we still have two moons…in a manner of speaking. Every now and then an asteroid will get sucked into Earth's orbit and stick around for up to 9 months.

Artist's view of watery asteroid in white dwarf star system GD 61

13

Although earthquakes are no fun, they are not the only quakes that affect the earth. Moon quakes can actually make a difference in the tides.

wikipedia

12

As cool as moon rocks are, on Earth rocks can walk. Or at least slide. In Death Valley rocks weighing hundreds of pounds slide across the desert floor leaving trails in their wake. Scientists believe wind and ice are the culprits.

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11

The longest mountain range on Earth is actually underwater. It is called the mid ocean ridge system. It stretches for 80,000 km all around the world and is nearly 20 times longer than the longest range on the surface, the Andes Mountains. Not only that, the whole thing is completely volcanic.

10

On the topic of volcanos, the most active erupter on Earth is actually the Stromboli Volcano in southern Italy. For the past 2,000 years it has been erupting almost continously which has earned it the nickname "Lighthouse of the Mediterranean.

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9

Volcanos aren't the only things that explode gas and magma. Lakes do that too. In Africa, on the borders of Cameroon, Rwanda, and the Democractic Republic of the Congo there are several lakes that sit above volcanic earth which results in large pockets of dangerous gas being trapped beneath them. If they were to explode they would asphyxiate any passersby.

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8

70 percent of the planet is covered in ocean but humans have only explored 5 percent of it.

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7

That's strange considering the fact that the ocean holds nearly 20 million tons of gold and Earth holds more than its share of greed. Granted, most of the gold is diluted. Each liter of seawater contains about 13 billionths of a gram. There is enough undissolved gold on the sea floor though to put 9 pounds in every pocket on Earth.

Pot of Gold

6

The deepest spot on Earth is the Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench. It is nearly 11 km below the surface of the ocean (~7 miles) and only 3 people have ever ventured there

5

Constructed from millions of tiny polyps, coral reefs are the largest living structures on Earth, some even visible from space.

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4

They also contain the highest density of life on the planet, even more than rainforests.

Philippine Coral Reef

3

If gold dust in your ocean water isn't cool enough for you then consider this, everyday about 100 tons of interplanetary material fall down onto Earth's surface primarily from the ice of comets as it vaporizes near the sun.

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2

Just to leave you with some parting food for thought, the pacific basin contains half of the free water on Earth and could hold all of the world's continents.

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1

And one more thing. The largest single living thing (apart from reefs constructed of multiople polyps) was a mushroom fungus in Oregon that grew to 2,200 acres. Good luck sleeping tonight.