Thursday, July 22, 2010

17-year-old Steven Ortiz drives a free Porsche Boxster S worth $9000

17-year-old Steven Ortiz drives a Porsche Boxster S worth $9000. No, he headed to Craigslist and made a killing in the trading up stakes.

Ortiz started out with an old phone given to him by a friend. He traded that for an iPod Touch, that for a dirtbike, another dirtbike, and more dirtbikes, a MacBook Pro, a Toyota 4Runner, an offroad golf cart, a good dirtbike, a motorbike, a car, more cars up to a 1975 Ford Bronco, and finally ended up with a 2000 Porsche Boxster.


If that isnt proof of the power of online trading than nothing is!
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Google Harnesses the Power of the Wind

Google in Power

Three months ago Google invested $38.8m in two wind farms in North Dakota, developed by NextEra Energy Resources. These farms generate enough energy to power more than 55 000 homes. Recently Google Inc's energy unit has entered into a deal to buy wind power from NextEra Energy Inc for the next 20 years to power data centres.

Google Energy LLC will begin buying wind power from July 30 from NextEra's facility in Iowa at a predetermined rate, saidUrs Hoelzle, Google's senior vice president of operations.

"Incorporating such a large amount of wind power into our portfolio is tricky, but this power is enough to supply several data centres," Hoelzle added.

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Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Nasa Video Game Released

An enduring fantasy of youngsters around the world (and many not so youngsters) is to become an astronaut and venture into a gravity free dimension. Viewing the earth from space is an experience that only the select few are privileged to.

Nasa has released a video game, available for free here. Moonbase Alpha enables gamers to explore the lunar landscape in a 3D settlement on the south pole of the Moon.


"In Moonbase Alpha, you assume the exciting role of an astronaut working to further human expansion and research," Nasa said in an explanation of the game.

"Returning from a research expedition, you witness a meteorite impact that cripples the life support capability of the settlement.

"With precious minutes ticking away, you and your team must repair and replace equipment in order to restore the oxygen production to the settlement," Nasa said

To accomplish their mission, players of the "first-person explorer" game use an interactive command centre, lunar rover and mobile robotic repair units.

"Proper use and optimal allocation of their available resources are key to the team's overall success," Nasa said.

Nasa said the game is designed to "engage and educate students about agency technologies, job opportunities and the future of space exploration".


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