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It's Super Bowl Sunday so.....

So here is a festive spider.

Happy Super Bowl Day.

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Posted February 7, 2010

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SkörInc branching out into quality chafing dishes

Reppin' Skör at Pottery Place. Shelley and I moved the boxes to look like Skör logos

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Posted February 7, 2010

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Embrace Life - always wear your seat belt

Coolest seatbelt PSA ever.

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Posted February 5, 2010

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I wonder if Shelley will let me get a 100 pound hamster??

The capybara, Hydrochoerus Hydrochaeris, is a semi-aquatic rodent of South America. It weighs about a hundred pounds, and is about 2 feet tall at the shoulder.

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Posted February 5, 2010

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Working with Siri this morning. My Virtual Assistant for the iPhone

This seemed like it could be fun to try out.. And it's a free app.

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Posted February 5, 2010

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Innovative R&D team

Intel Finland FTW!

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Posted February 4, 2010

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Amazon buys touchscreen startup.. and so it begins...

Amazon buys touchscreen startup Touchco, merging with Kindle division

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Ross Miller

posted Feb 3rd 2010 4:15PM

In what we're hoping bodes well for future Kindle iterations, Amazon's pulled out its credit card and picked up New York-based startup Touchco, who specializes in -- you guessed it -- touchscreen technology. The company will be merged with Lab126, a.k.a. the Kindle hardware division. Here's why we're excited: the startup claims its interpolating force-sensitive resistance tech can be made completely transparent, works with color LCDs, and can detect "an unlimited number of simultaneous touch points" as well as distinguish between a finger and stylus. Current cost estimates put it at less than $10 per square foot, which The New York Times says is "considerably" less expensive than the iPad / iPhone screens. We're not expecting to see immediate results with this acquisition, but given the proliferation of touch in the latest batch of e-book readers, it'd be foolish of Amazon not to join in on the fun. Ready for the Kindle 3 rumor mill to start up again?