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Remember Tommy Jordan, the dad that shot his daughter's laptop? Well, the guy in the video isn't him. The girl isn't his daughter Hannah. It's a pretty funny follow-up, but it's fakety-fakety-fake-fake-fake.

Millions of people are unemployed in America these days, but there ARE jobs out there. If you check the employment classified you just might find a number of jobs available in the fields of, science, technology, engineering, and math. Millions of Americans may be out of work, but numerous surveys have shown lots of job opportunities in these fields (dubbed STEM by the analysts) — so why aren’t mor

Best. Christmas card. Ever. This techy bunch even signed their card using texting lingo. I wish I would have thought of this. Wait, my wife would never go for it. It's the thought that counts, right?

As many of us sent kids back to school today, we helped them gather notebooks, pencils and calculators for their backpacks, and helped them pick out the perfect outfit to make the right impression. But did we do enough? Today, Facebook, text messaging, and various other means of electronic communication are part of our kids' everyday means of communication. Do they know the rules? Have they been r

We covered it, but you didn't read it? Well, we'll give you one more chance! Move past the jump for a recap of things to do, entertaining videos, a little bit of this, and even a little bit of that.

From Flint news and area festivals, to sports, charitable events and some pretty doggone entertaining videos, we've covered a lot this week at WCRZ.com. Some of the things you may have missed this week are conveniently bundled into one easy-to-carry package, right after the jump!

Replicators have been a part of science-fiction shows like "Star Trek: The Next Generation" for years.  That kind of technology seems like decades or even centuries away, but the future is here! This new printer can copy and recreate virtually anything, complete with moving parts.  After the jump, watch as a wrench is copied.  Its duplicate is strong enough to tighten bolts just like the

A start-up company called Cloud Girlfriend claims it will create the virtual, social network-friendly girlfriend you don't have in real life. According to Cloud Girlfriend's Web site, this is how the process works: Step 1: Define your perfect girlfriend. Step 2: We bring her into existence. Step 3: Connect and interact with her publicly on your favorite social network. Step 4: Enjoy a public long

We have finally come to this, two dogs catching up via video conference. I don't know why I find that so unusual, my dog Claire will actually sit and watch other dogs on television for extended periods of time, and bark back. Check out Buckley and Mr. Marbles after the jump.

Lydon Batty suffers from polycystic kidney disease, which weakens his immune system to the extent that he can’t attend school with the other children. But now a four-foot-tall mobile telepresence system allows the high-school freshman from Knox City, TX., to be right in the classroom with his peers.

The 99 cent app lets players select a virtual girlfriend based on things like naughtiness, sense of humor, intelligence and even responsibility.

I know, we have been hearing the rumors on and off for the last year or so, this time it's for real.