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cut it all off..

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  wiibart commented with a picture:

  do it?

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  wiibart commented with a picture:

  keep it like this?

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  wiibart commented with a picture:

  yeahhh

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  wiibart commented with a picture:

  It’s a new me!!

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  done !

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Everyone should support the dutch team

Do like me, cut of all your hair!

I found this video, and wanted to share it, it’s pretty cool

via messages.finance.yahoo.com

AAPL:In Bed With Microvision      5-Jun-09 02:24 pm    

What I really mean is: “Apple to Embed Microvision PicoP Projector in its iPhones?” That is the question and I believe the answer is an astounding YES… and that creates a great investment opportunity in the Microvision stock [Nasdaq: MVIS] while it is still cheap. First, here’s the link to the article… http://www.macnn.com/blogs/2009/06/04/fu… What it says… “On June 4, 2009, the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that reveals one of the next chapters for Apple’s iPhone. Apple reveals that rich two way communications will be included in a future iteration of the iPhone that will allow users to finally transmit and/or share a selected tune, a video of your own or perhaps one from YouTube, a voicemail, podcast, photo and/or document to each other, all in real-time.” “Buried in the finer details of the patent, Apple reveals indirectly that it will include a Pico projector into a future iteration of the iPhone – or perhaps even the iPod touch. ….” Read the full article and click on all the links and you will see the connection between the Apple’s future iPhones and the Microvision PicoP projector embedded in it. Microvision: Has Killer App When investing in technology, the first rule is, always look for the “killer app”—yes, the software program, piece of hardware, product improvement or whatever—that makes the product stand out. Take Internet browsers for example. Now, for a while there it took everyone some time to figure out what exactly an Internet browser was. Today, many of us can’t imagine what life was like before we had Google. These days, if you need information on any topic under the sun, you simply “Google” it! What would we ever do without Google? When looking to buy the latest tech stock, investors [you and I] need to scrutinize the product and the unique ability it offers to its users. Google is a great example of a “killer app” that revolutionized the Internet. So what’s Microvision’s “killer app”? It’s the “disruptive technology” called: “Laser based PicoP display engine that can bring about massive shifts in technology paradigm and social paradigm.” And if you can ride this technology/social paradigm for long enough [like Intel did with computing], you have a very high probability of being “ubiquitous” [if not out-right industry standard] in the Pico projection space [like Intel is with its “Intel-inside” for CPUs]. Each of the five commercial products that Microvision is offering [or will be offering soon] use at its core the PicoP display engine technology that has the potential to cause massive paradigm shift in its own space of product applications. To help you with your DD, here are two links that I’ll share with you: First, the Microvision web-site… http://microvision.com/ Second, a 40 page report “The Next Big Thing” that covers Microvision investment opportunity in great detail … http://www.investorsdailyedge.com/21Cent… Microvision has been around since 1993 and has traded as high as $60 in March of 2000. In the next 3 to 4 years, I expect MVIS stock to trade in the $150 to $200 range… that’s over 100 bagger in the next few years. Here’s the Yahoo chart… http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?t=my&l=on&… You can check me out on my blog… http://www.mirro7.blogspot.com/ Glotech Sentiment : Strong Buy

I’ve said it last week to my colleagues and now I found this article, read on.

I told them that I think that the next iPhone will have a front camera. It’s not only that I think that this will happen, it’s also that Apple has to come with a front camera IMHO. The extra camera can be used for self portraits, wich is big, and video chat wich is even bigger. This is my prediction. It will have other great new features but this will be the main.

Another prediction is that I see that laser projection will come to mobile phones. I’m not seeing this as iPhone 4 feature, they will hold it for the iPhone 5 I think. But it will be super cool. Imagine that you can laser beam that video that you just found. Awesomeness.

Here is the FastCompany article

Surprise Rumor: iPhone Version 4 in April With OLED, Video-Calling

BY Kit EatonTue Jan 12, 2010

This is hot stuff, so it needs to be taken with a healthy dose of skepticism, but the Korea Times is reporting–with extreme confidence–that the fourth gen iPhone will be on sale in April, with a pile of new features.

Of course we know Apple’s been working on the next-gen iPhone for ages due to natural product development cycles, and clues in the form of iPhone v4 browser identity codes have even turned up in some Web site logs. But apart from lots of speculation, we’ve heard nothing concrete–as we’d actually expect from Apple’s rigid security practices.

And now here’s the Korea Times mentioning apparent talks between Apple and local cell-phone provider and exclusive Apple vendor, KT. “Still there are some 3G iPhone stocks. But KT and Apple have reached a broad consensus to introduce the advance models as early as possible” are the words attributed to an anonymous KT executive.

That’s possibly believable, even if talking about this stuff is likely to be breaching many an Apple NDA. And yet it tells us nothing about the new phone itself. But hang on: The same exec also told the newspaper that there’ll be OLED screens, live video chat powers (implying a long-awaited front Webcam), and maybe even a removable battery. There was also talk about dual core processors, better graphics chips for higher resolutions, and better still imagery from the rear-facing cam. And it’s all due April at the earliest–as a test launch to select users, and to the public in June.

And though some of this is highly plausible, and even agrees with some rumors about OLED we’ve heard before, and recent mention of Apple buying millions of 5-megapixel cameras and Philips LED flash for better iPhone imagery, it all sounds too good to be true. Some of this is bound to be in the next iPhone–but all of it? That goes against Apple’s careful incremental update strategy for the device so far. And though moving the iPhone forward to an April launch from its more normal late-Spring cycle would certainly help Apple steal some of the thunder from the Nexus One and other upcoming Android phones, isn’t it a bit close to the purported launch date of the iSlate?

It’s saturday and it’s cold. All our canals here in Grachtenrijk are frozen. It’s extra cold because there is a fierce wind. Anyway it’s a nice day to test my ice hockey skates that I got for my birthday on the canals of our neighbourhood, Grachtenrijk.

The audio track you hear in this video is taken from the Juno Minimal Podcast episode 8
I used track 1 wich is: Daniel Stefanik: Reactivity 1 - Statik Entertainment Germany

Here the same video on Viddler.com