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Each item was purchased, taken home, and photographed immediately. Nothing
was tampered with, run over by a car, or anything of the sort. It is an accurate
representation in every case. Shiny, neon-orange, liquefied pump-cheese, and all.

Fast Food: Ads vs. Reality

The feline, which has a purple collar, gets onto the busy Walsall to Wolverhampton bus at the same stop most mornings - he then jumps off at the next stop 400m down the road, near a fish and chip shop.

Hmph... I still can't even train my cat to do dishes.

Mystery cat takes regular bus to the shops | the Daily Mail

Professors Todd Mowry and Seth Goldstein of Carnegie Mellon University in Pennsylvania think that, within a human generation, we might be able to replicate three-dimensional objects out of a mass of material made up of small synthetic "atoms".

Cameras would capture the movement of an object or person and then this data would be fed to the atoms, which would then assemble themselves to make up an exact likeness of the object.

They came up with the idea based on "claytronics," the animation technique which involves slightly moving a model per frame to animate it.

"We thought that a good analogy for what we were going to do was claymation - something like the Wallace and Gromit shows," Dr Mowry told BBC World Service's Outlook programme.

"When you watch something created by claymation, it is a real object and it looks like it's moving itself. That's something like the idea we're doing... in our case, the idea is that you have computation in the 'clay', as though the clay can move itself.

"So if it was a dog, and you want the dog to move, it will actually move itself. But it is a physical object in front of you - it's not just a picture or hologram or something like that."

Intar-web Golem clones.

BBC NEWS | Technology | 'Teleporting' over the internet

A place for sharing any files small enough to fit on a conventional floppy disc (1.44meg High density), art, media, sound, noise, its up to you, all files are hosted here for taking and swopping..

A:// FLOPPYSWOP / MADE FOR 56K /

The journey to pack more (proverbial) internal storage into the human brain has been going on for years, but a recent development at Tel-Aviv University could actually bring us one step closer to storing rudimentary memories on a manmade device. Reportedly, a new experiment has shown that it is indeed possible to store said memories "in an artificial culture of live neurons," which is a fairly significant step towards the "cyborg-like integration of living material into memory chips." Essentially, Itay Baruchi and Eshel Ben-Jacob carefully examined the firing patterns of a sea of electrodes and found that they could "deliberately create additional firing patterns that coexist with the spontaneous patterns." These forced patterns could theoretically represent simple memories stored in the neuron network, and after giving it a go on their own, they were able to see "memory patterns" persist for over forty hours in a homegrown concoction.

'Living' cyborg chip stores rudimentary memories - Engadget

Bill Hicks on Austin Cable Access shortly before his death. He discusses being censored from Letterman and takes phone calls.

The last interview with Bill Hicks.

Internet Archive: Details: Bill Hicks' Last Interview

Made by Meccano, Spyke is the first robot to be built that you can transform and control from a computer through a WiFi connection! Moreover, you can control him from anywhere in the world via the Internet!

Spyke comes with a video camera, a microphone, a loudspeaker and 2 motors.

He is a Spy Robot, and can move, watch, hear, speak, take pictures, record video and sound.

He is equipped with light and sound effects, video filters and…Spyke is a telephone!

He can be used as a VOIP (voice over internet protocol) phone & webcam and is compatible with Skype 3.0.

Spyke is a Digital Music Player that allows you to listen to your own music, or keep the dog entertained by putting his favourite songs on while you’re at the office!

Spyke is a video surveillance device! When a movement is detected, Spyke activates an alarm or sends you a picture by e-mail.

When the battery charge gets low, Spyke returns back to his recharging station automatically!

Approx. Dimensions: 35(H) x 25(W) x 25(D) cm

Technical Spec.

• PC & MAC compliant
• WiFi / 802.11 b/g
• Joystick compliant
• PC requirement / software: Windows 2000 / XP with .NET framework 2.0
• MAC requirement / software: Mac OS X
• Open source software
• MMI software details: 1.1 Mb / user interface in Microsoft.net
• Compatible with Skype 3.0 (PC) technology
• Camera: 320x240 – local mode:15 fps / distant mode: depending on the Internet connection
• Speaker: 2W / no driver required

Spyke Wifi Spy Robot :: Innovation :: RED5

His popularity in the heavens is also in the shitter.

YouTube - G.BUSH Wipes Away BIRD POOP!!!

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands - A Dutch reality show that claims to be trying to draw attention to a shortage of organ donors said Tuesday it would go ahead with a program in which a terminally ill woman will choose a contestant to receive one of her kidneys.

The program, "Big Donor Show," has been attacked as unethical and tasteless. One member of the Dutch parliament suggested the government should block Friday's broadcast.

Dutch show has kidney donation contest - Yahoo! News