Logic Makes No Sense

…is this for real?
Teens Using Digital Drugs to Get High link to Wired Mag story

…cleverly integrates the AA batteries used to power it, rather than hiding them away; they become the hands themselves.

more Kim at http://www.spike.com/photos/kim-kardashians/37826/st/73116

 the iCade, an “iPad Arcade Cabinet” over at ThinkGeek with an arcade-style joystick and buttons and an integrated charger.

BloomEnergy The Bloom Box

as seen on 60 minutes, scientist allegedly creates mini fuel cells that can run your home. The cubes are already being used and tested by FED-EX, Wal-mart and ebay to power buildings and plants.

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 Internet 2 is the process of looking ahead to tomorrow to move the technology that powers the Internet into the next generation. A consortium of more than 207 universities working together with various Internet technology groups and associations are taking part in the Internet 2 project through which they hope to take advantage of the increased prevalence of high speed broadband Internet and wireless capabilities to produce a new and more powerful network. In an effort to speed up the process of unveiling Internet 2, the universities and Internet technology companies are collaborating on points like middleware, initiatives, applications, engineering and partnerships. Those involved with the Internet 2 project realize that it can be a slow and arduous process, and as such, have laid out a series of attainable goals that they wish to achieve by the end of the project. The Internet 2 goals include: Introduce new and revolutionary Internet technologies based on a faster and more powerful Internet network. Create a network for the national research community that reflects the power of next generation Internet services. Foster Internet 2 in such a way as to ensure its rapid spread throughout the Internet community as a whole.

“I feel drawn to her but afraid to get close.”

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Australia-based designer Tai Chiem’s bugged-out next-gen gaming systems take it to the next level. Above, his X-Box 720; below, a Playstation 4 with a glass touchscreen panel, and bottom, the coup de grace–a PSP with a flexible, roll-out OLED screen.