This time it's a Gazelle. No, not the animal, but a neat, new website. If you're like me, you have a bunch of old gizmos and gadgets you don't need or want, but you're just too lazy to put them on Ebay. Instead of gathering dust, Here's a bit of info, some of which I lifted from their website: GAZELLE helps consumers earn cash for unwanted gadgets. It's a guilt-free and environmentally friendly way to unload used gadgets. First off you *Get Rewarded* -- you get paid

We've seen plenty of cockamamie rocket stunts in our day, but there are still few things cooler than an amateur project that reaches for the stars. To this end (and for some free advertising) Sony's announced the imaginatively named

Sony's Rocket Project helps students reach the stratosphere, unloads some Vaios in the process (video). By Joseph L. Flatley posted Mar 1st 2010 12:13PM. We've seen plenty of cockamamie rocket stunts in our day, but there are still few things cooler than an amateur project that The students in The Rocket Project demonstrate that America's scientists of tomorrow will take our technology to new heights." -Erik Reid, Mobile Client Marketing Director, Intel Corporation.

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Oregon Scientific revealed a bunch of fitness and wellness gadgets at CES today.

Oregon Scientific revealed a bunch of fitness and wellness gadgets at CES today. Continue reading from the original source: Oregon Scientific Unloads New Wellness Gadgets at CES. Share/Save/Bookmark.