Interesting though as there was no... what I call... actual 'zapping'.
Scientists have found a way of making potatoes healthier - zapping them with electricity.
And watching TV requires that one stay home, and keep zapping.
Have you seen him zapping around town on his new motor bike?
Microwave ovens may be good for more than just zapping the leftovers; they may also help protect your family.
Here is a list of the top 10 energy zapping offenders and how you can avoid them.
Dead mosquitoes don't carry diseases, and several high-tech new ways of zapping mozzies are in the offing.
Now there's an alternative on the horizon that promises to be safer and cheaper by zapping the germs while sparing the mosquitoes.
The excitement is over cheap but advanced technologies—such as “zapping shit in a pit” by using microwaves to vaporise excrement, generating some electric power too.
Researchers have shown that they can put out a fire by zapping it with electricity — pointing an electrical wand at a flame and applying a current.
And starting tomorrow, the government will allow food producers to start zapping fresh spinach and iceberg lettuce with just enough radiation to kill E. coli and other dangerous germs.
A new treatment being tried out by a few doctors, including Dr. Robert Levy, a neurosurgeon at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, involves zapping with electricity certain nerves that innervate the face.
Seen from afar, American politics too look like a walk in a thunderstorm: stray too close to almost any prominent issue and you risk a zapping by lightning bolts of anger.
Putting cameras on top of TV sets to monitor viewer behaviour found that a good show might get64 per cent of the audience paying attention in the break rather than zapping, chatting or making a cuppa, compared with20 per cent for less involving programming.
