Transparent Aluminium Created in LabSource: The Earth Times Online
...a team of German scientists in Hamburg say they may have stumbled onto the discovery of transparent aluminium, according to a report in the scientific journal Nature Physics.
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Invisible flash takes photos without the glareSource: newscientist.com
A camera that takes photos with an invisible flash of infrared and ultraviolet light points to a smarter way to take photos in the dark.
Dilip Krishnan and Rob Fergus at New York University created the camera in an attempt to do away with intrusive regular flashes.
HTML 5: Could it kill Flash and Silverlight?Source: Yahoo! Tech - Daily Features
HTML 5, a groundbreaking upgrade to the prominent Web presentation specification, could become a game-changer in Web application development, one that might even make obsolete such plug-in-based rich Internet application (RIA) technologies as Adobe Flash, Microsoft Silverlight, a …

Flash fiction is a genre of writing that establishes a scene, has characters, a story, and an ending in a very small package. Human emotion is often used as the base for a flash story.
Here are three more from my bottomless pit of flash...
Wildfire
What's old becoming new again at DCSource: The NHPrimary.com
DC Comics is undergoing something of a superhero renaissance of late, which is reflected in a host of terrific collections in my Teetering Tower of Revew Stuff:
Comic Book Death: With The Flash Reborn, Who's Next?Source: io9.com
His return in last year's Final Crisis was just the latest and biggest in a recent spate of resurrections from both DC and Marvel that have restored long dead characters like Captain America's sidekick Bucky Barnes and the second Robin, Jason Todd.
Adobe Flash is being RedefinedSource: theflashblog.com
This is an interesting blog post from Flash Platform Evangelist Lee Brimelow. Anyone who works with ActionScript is probably going to be fairly familiar with Lee - he runs GoToAndLearn, which is one of the best resources for aspiring developers.

'Flash' fiction only has a few simple requirements. There must be at least one main character, a beginning, a plot, and an ending.
And it has to be short.
'On The Ledge'
Best of CSS Design: 2008 editionSource: webdesignerwall.com
it is time for — Best of CSS Design 2008 (a new list of 50 websites hand-picked from Best Web Gallery). This year, more designers are using the large background technique and utilizing Javascript frameworks (such as jQuery and MooTools) to enchance the user experience.
Adobe starts 64-bit Flash testing with Linux alphaSource: Ars Technica
Adobe has released the very first alpha version of a 64-bit Flash Player for Linux. This move is part of the company's broader plans to provide comprehensive 64-bit support for the widely-used browser plugin.
Google Introduces Flash CompetitorSource: techcrunchit.com
Google's release of its Gmail Video service is noteworthy for several reasons. It is integrated into the Gmail console, adding voice and video services to the realtime console that is being built out around XMPP.
Adobe Drops Licensing Fees, Gives Away Flash For DevicesSource: Wired News
Software maker Adobe announced Thursday that it would drop many of the licensing requirements attached to its Flash technology, which is used to display video and audio content on the web. The new initiative, named the Open Screen Project, has five key components:
Flash on its way for the iPhone (again)?Source: The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
Stop me if you've heard this one before: Adobe has confirmed that it's developing a version of Flash for the iPhone, and it's "a certainty" that it will be included in MobileSafari, according to Paul Boutin of Valleywag. Color me skeptical.
Flash for the iPhone confirmed at FOTBSource: flashmagazine.com
At the Flash On The Beach (FOTB) conference in Brighton, Sr. Director of Engineering at Adobe Systems Paul Betlem, confirmed that Adobe is indeed developing a Flash Player for the iPhone. However, Apple calls the shots as to when it'll be available.
Online Video: NBC dumps Microsoft Silverlight after OlympicsSource: Valleywag
Why? Because, as SAI notes, while 40 million US visitors to NBCOlympics.com didn't have Silverlight installed, Adobe Flash is already installed on some 98 percent of Internet-connected computers. NBC's move didn't pay off last night.