So far, the US has a release date and so does the UK…what about Canada?

Google gears, google chrome, and their phone all look amazing.  Open source is what will make it a winner.  Companies are virtually "re-inventing the wheel" with their own platforms, so having a standardized platform is common sense.

If anyone knows when it’s coming out, share the scoop.

For about $40/day, they deliver chef-prepared, healthy, daily meals including a breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack, and dessert.

Here’s what my upcoming schedule looks like:

 Peace. I may update this blog on how it goes

Facebook is the new king of online traffic in Canada, beating out Google and Yahoo.

It’s interesting that around December 2005 I, like many of peers, had just discovered Facebook.   In less than 2 years, facebook has accomplished this feat: very impressive yet disappointing.

Why disappointing?  I personally feel Google should be #1 .   Using Google’s network is a far better use of your time.   Why?…Google has the following:
- Gmail
- Search
- Image
- Maps etc.
- Google Apps

Side note: according to my toolbar, Facebook is #10 worldwide as of now…let’s hope it stays that way.

Don’t believe the screenshot?  Go here: http://www.alexa.com/site/ds/top_sites?cc=CA&ts_mode=country&lang=none

Check out this screenshot:

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I’ll leave you to draw the implications…

1) Google Earth
2) Goole Moon
3) Google Mars
4) Google Streetview: now…

Google Sky

It’s like inverting Google Earth…   The next major breakthrough will be when Google RFIDs us and creates Google Body.  Google already understands a great deal of our mind by monitoring our keyword searches…

This goes in my cool stuff category…I wouldn’t be surprised if the same NASA scientists who rediscovered this are simply back-engineering the technology from recovered UFOs. .  

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/science/article2284349.ece

He shattered my paradigm about the myth of aging and the thought that "aging" was uncontrollabe.

One of his key mantras is that aging is a problem — a challenge that can be overcome.  He promotes life extension and is performing research to treat the "problem of aging."   I’m going to post this video on my blog becauuse it’s of interest to me:

Amazing.   He has a great picture understanding of the issue and his opposition.  He’s the Christopher Colombus of Aging.

This is a cool application, similar to Camtasia where you can record your screen very easily.
While it’s not as comprehensive as Camtasia nor is it ad-free like Camtasia, it’s faster. 
I’d rate this as 9/10 on ease-of-use and design and 8/10 on a "must have" scale.

Note: .swf files are apparently not accepted by Google Video and I gotta run…. haha (incomplete post)

I wasn’t familar with claytronics until I read this article in Business 2.0:

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2007/05/01/8405653/index.htm?postversion=2007052118

Think about all of the applications:

- execute manufacturing work in seconds;
- develop a complete replica of a human being to be in your room while having a conversation with someone who is not physically present;
- convert all paper diagrams and drawings into physical objects (cool way to write class notes!)
There are endless options…