Link: http://www.virtualstapler.com/

As much as I like the internet to look at information, just some things boggle my mind. For instance, Virtual Stapler is a site dedicated to the interaction of a stapler. The site uses flash to show off a small array of staplers and when one is active, you get to witness the working evolution of it (a.k.a. it shows you it stapling when you rollover your mouse.)

This site will provide less than 5 seconds of entertainment, but if this an interest to you, then the rewards are a lot more. Links on that page will reference to you to other sites relating to the subject above. I would have never though that there could such an interest on a item that i use everyday for work.

Happy Stapling Yall'z!!!

Links:
Spaceform
Automation Alley Press Room
Spaceform, a company spinoff of Delphi, has been in the research and development field for quite some time. Their contribution to redesigning the material and components used in Delphi's production have been on going. Instead of having a design that conforms to flat surfaces can now change to the developed form of bent curves. Meaning, for car production can build even stronger welded rollcages with new technology. Automation Alley is one of the major players in the raw materials divison for most companies. In having redesign the metal alloy that Automation Alley produces, now they can offer more in reenforced steel.

Good technology is great to have.

Ok, maybe not the toughest, but it is ever so sweet. The next toy I want to get in my collection. Its not only just a laser pointer, it can use its projected frequency to burn holes and pierce thru plastic and help heal wounds (I'm not sure about the healing wounds part). I remember in movies that some slick "bond"-like character whipped out his diamond-cut laser to help him get out of hairy situations. Next to the jet-pak for quick takeoffs, this is the coolest spy gadget ever!!!!

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For us living in the Information Age, it is a marvel how information can be distributed from one location to practically every point all over the globe. Being able to recall all of this data is a very large and painful task for any company to handle. Google has done an amazing job of providing users a simple interface to search the internet via their own search engine. This has to be the most resourceful tool ever offered, if you know how to use it.

The following link is to a blog provided by CyberWyre.
http://www.cwire.org/data-mining-using-google/
[edit: broken link fixed, my bad!]

In this blog there is content that is very, very useful on how to optimize the Google search bar. With this knowledge you can focus your search on google pulling up more relative info and save you time and frustration in the long run.

Happy Searching!