Friday, December 26, 2014

Mindreading software could eavesdrop on your secret inner voice and showdown of the unbeatables



Not Speaking Against Others

Some people try to build themselves up by speaking against others.

They believe that talking about the faults and limitations of others makes themselves seem better and more elevated than those people.

It is a total illusion to think that you are actually building yourself up when you put others down.

Speaking against other people is a violation of the Torah commandment to refrain from speaking lashon hara (negative speech).

Someone who speaks against others without a practical and constructive purpose is lowering himself by doing so.

Every time you control what you say and don't speak against others, you become a higher and more elevated person.


Love Yehuda Lave




Check this out:

Showdown of the Unbeatables: Sumo Test: http://youtu.be/aR4eRpekjnY

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The mindreading machine that can listen to the 'voices in your head'

California scientists believe they have found a way to read our minds, using a computer program that can decode brain activity in our brains that creates the 'voice in our head'and put it into words.

Read the full story:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2814896/The-mindreading-machine-listen-voices-head-let-paralysed-speak-again.html

1 November 2014



Water good idea! Bottle turns air into liquid as you ride your bike

Kristof Retezár, an industrial design student at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna came up with the idea for the Fontus bottle, for which he was a finalist in the 2014 James Dyson Award.

Read the full story:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2839124/The-bottle-makes-water-appear-AIR-Gadget-uses-solar-energy-collect-moisture-flask-ride-bike.html

29 November 2014


Obama: May Hanukkah Embolden Us to Do What is Right

President Obama wishes Jews a Happy Hanukkah and adds: "Even when the future is uncertain, our best days are yet to come."

By Arutz Sheva Staff
First Publish: 12/17/2014, 2:14 AM

White House Hanukkah party (archive)
White House Hanukkah party (archive)
Reuters

U.S. President Barack Obama on Tuesday sent Jews around the world his traditional greeting in honor of the holiday of Hanukkah.

Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, began on Tuesday evening.

"Over the eight nights of Hanukkah, Jews across America, Israel, and the world will remember an ancient triumph of freedom over oppression, and renew their faith in the possibility of miracles large and small," said Obama.

"Even in the darkest, shortest days of winter, the Festival of Lights brims with possibility and hope.  The courage of the Maccabees reminds us that we too can overcome seemingly insurmountable odds.  The candles of the Menorah remind us that even the smallest light has the power to shine through the darkness.  And the miracle at the heart of Hanukkah – the oil that lasted for eight nights instead of only one – reminds us that even when the future is uncertain, our best days are yet to come," he added.

"May this Hanukkah embolden us to do what is right, shine a light on the miracles we enjoy, and kindle in all of us the desire to share those miracles with others. From my family to yours, Chag Sameach," concluded Obama.


Does this include getting rid of him?

One last Chanukah Song:

Chanukah in Santa Monica

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSCmZU0eFJg


AND A LITTLE HIGH TECH CHANUKAH:

Chanukah Turns Tech at Events in New York and Chicago

Introducing a 3D-printed menorah, fostering interest in tech-savvy ideas with Jewish themes

By Karen Schwartz   |   December 24, 2014 9:13 AM




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