House Of Innovation. Move Me In.

Roughly $60,000 worth of wiring, it would be easy to see the House of Innovation as a gadget freak’s dream.

For video’s and pictures check out CNet News.

At the rate technology is advancing we will soon be looking at this as a house of the past.

Facebook Adds More Privacy Controls For Public Opening

“Last week we asked you guys what privacy controls you thought were necessary for the upcoming expansion. We read all of your suggestions and we have built these controls:

• Hide yourself from all people in a type of network (e.g. people only in a region, high schoolers) in searches.
• Prevent people in those networks from messaging, poking and adding you as a friend.
• Control whether your picture shows up in your search listing.

These controls are all under the Search section of the My Privacy page. As always, please send us feedback here.”

Well it’s actually gonna happen they are opening Facebook to the public.  Now we just play the waiting game.

Ryder CUP News: Europeans lead 5-3

http://sports.espn.go.com/golf/rydercup06/news/story?id=2598200&campaign=rss&source=ESPNHeadlines

“Led by Garcia’s two victories and Clarke’s emotional win, Europe took a 5-3 lead after the first two sets of matches. It was a lead that could have been bigger. Likewise, the American deficit wouldn’t have been a deficit at all were it not for a wayward inch here or there.”

Tiger played par golf at best relying on Furyk most of the day to win their first match in the morning.  Tiger’s first time scoring a point in the first round in nine years.  It accounted for the U.S. only outright win in the morning.  Then later in the day at the alternate shot match between Woods\Furyk vs. Donald\Garvia.  Furky blew up on hole 18 costing the U.S. the match.   “No excuses there,” Furyk said. “I made a bad swing.”

After the Irish press talked shit to Tiger about his wife and Garcia saying he looked forward to playing Tiger in the first round do to the fact of Tiger’s less than stellar record in the Ryder Cup. I expected Tiger to be more fired up like when he defeated Stephen Ames in the Match Play Championship earlier this year.  Ames talked shit about how Tiger was hitting the ball at the time.  Tiger was motivated to say the least.  “Woods won the first nine holes — seven of them with birdies — and closed out Stephen Ames as early as mathematically possible, 9 and 8.”

It’s still early into Ryder Cup play anything can happen.