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Revolutionary TVs at CES 2015 Electronics Time: LG's Quantum Dot display TVs @ CES 2015 : Every tech lover is excited about the CES every year that is held in Las Vegas in the month of january. Now CES 2015 not being a month to g...

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WEAREDATA Need a break? Take ten minutes for a browse of this frankly terrifying LIVE digital data map of central London. See what other people are tweeting IN YOUR BUILDING. Perv on random Instagrammers in Hyde Park. See where all the tube trains are at any given moment. All this overlaid with average salaries, unemployment rates, crime rates, electricity consumption, Boris Bike availability… The list goes on. Created almost as an experiment to coincide with the release of hacking-based video game ‘Watch_Dogs’, the developers are simply using data which is already freely available to prove the Orwellian surveillance state is already here… and it’s powered by all of us. Or at least those of us with shoddy security settings. Re-tweet this; go on, we DARE you… See it now at wearedata.watchdogs.com. By Andy Hill source: http://now-here-this.timeout.com/2014/07/08/big-brother-is-watching-you-london/

“Finally – a positive video about radical life extension. It shows three ways of how people can extend their lives using future technologies, and it’s very easy to understand, even if you are not a scientist. I am officially a fan of the people at The Advances Apes, who have created this animation. The more videos like this one circulate among the vast realms of the internet, the more supporters the idea of life extension will have.” - Maria Konovalenko

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A small Rubik's cube mosaics collection. source: http://www.avilpage.com/2014/01/avil-page-rubiks-cube-art-mosaic.html

Happy Birthday to Shakespare who was born 450 years ago.

Every year Russia is visited by more than 2 000 000 people and that quantity increases each year. But russian cities are still not adapted for foreigners. Names of streets, metro stations aren't translated. That was the reason to teach English-speakers russian alphabet. made by Vasilisa Kamenskaya and Alexander Lukyanov voice Tatiana Kulikova music "Speedometer - Orisha" Russian alphabet for English-speakers. from Vasilisa_Kamenskaya on Vimeo .

Once the robot can save your life Meet this Atlas, 180-inch 150-pound robot Humanities Pentagon. It was designed to save lives in disaster areas (for example, in Fukushima). Perhaps this is the heart of the tin soldier, but the brain is clearly not enough. In December, seven groups of scientists from leading universities, including MIT and the Polytechnic University of Virginia, planning to complete its programming. Each team will send its own version of the test in Atlas DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Agency projects), they will be eight test questions that will test their ability to move along the difficult route, drive the vehicle and enter the building. Mark Raybert : Head of Boston Dynamics, creator of Atlas "We designed Atlas thus possible to facilitate the process of programming, and we hope that DARPA will choose the best" While only known characteristics of the robot 1 Vision Stereo camera and optical perception algorithms in s

"For the night under led rains fallin' Because I am not nearby Forgive me,my sister Yugoslavia Forgive me for the death under the rains of spring Because she'd not became the rescue Forgive me,my sister Yugoslavia..."

Atami Plum Blossom Festival 2014 ~ Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture, January 11 - March 9, 2014. Soon it'll be cherry blossom time, but for now, enjoy some plum blossoms. The 70th Atami Plum Blossom Festival (熱海梅園梅まつり, Atami Baien Ume Matsuri) is now being held at Atami Bai-en Koen (梅園公園, plum tree park), a popular viewing spot for the earliest plums in Japan since it was opened. Built in 1886 by Mogi Sobeh, a wealthy merchant from Yokohama. It is the site of 454 trees of 60 species including a ancient plum tree more than 100 years old.