This Zombie Beer is Brewed with Goat Brains

Zombies crave brains not beer. However, if they did drink beer, they wouldn’t drink just any beer. They would want a beer with some brains. Real brains. They would want Dock Street Brewing Company’s Walker.

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This beer is brewed with real brains. Cranberries too. Presumably to hide that brain taste when humans try to drink it. They use smoked goat brains in what is otherwise a fairly standard American pale stout. I always knew it took brains to brew a good beer.

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And since zombies have different tolerances than mere humans, this pale stout is 7.2% ABV, or about 50% more potent than most American beers. So after a few drinks you will be walking like a zombie yourself.

If you want one of the first bottles of Walker, you’ll need to head to Dock Street Brewing for their The Walking Dead season finale party on March 30th in Philly.

[via Thrillist via Geek]

Grill Cleaning Robot lets you relax after a BBQ

grill-cleaning-robotAh, robots. Don’t you feel great that such entities are around to help humanity, especially in tasks that get extremely repetitive such as at the assembly line? Well, there are also other kinds of robots at home, although we might not seem them that way, such as a vacuum cleaner or a window washer. Well, the $119.95 Grill Cleaning Robot is pretty much self explanatory – this particular robot would be able to automatically clean barbecue grill grates, thanks to a trio of electric motors that propel it around to complete its assigned task by a built-in CPU.

This CPU would do its bit to rotate the three cylindrical brushes as the robot moves across the grill grates, doing its bit to remove burnt bits of food and grease in but a few passes. The brushes’ brass bristles will not cause any kind of damage to your stainless steel or porcelain surface, and they can also be removed and are dishwasher safe for added peace of mind and easy maintenance. You can set the Grill Cleaning Robot to clean for 10, 20, or 30 minutes, where it sports a rechargeable battery that delivers up to four hours of power, taking an equal amount of time to juice up via an AC adapter.
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The New Click & Grow Herb Garden Does Everything But Harvest Itself

The New Click & Grow Herb Garden Does Everything But Harvest Itself

Click and Grow’s second generation home hydroponic system launches today that, like its predecessor, provides urban gardeners an organic, pesticide-free, and nearly autonomous herb garden. Except the new Smart Herb Garden doesn’t need a bright window spot—it includes its own miniature sun.

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How Malaria Defeats Our Drugs

How Malaria Defeats Our Drugs

In the war against malaria, one small corner of the globe has repeatedly turned the tide, rendering our best weapons moot and medicine on the brink of defeat. Ed Yong reports.

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Terrie’s Take: Japan’s Internet Wild West, Finding Bitcoins, Car Sales to Drop, FSA, SME, & DLE’s IPO!

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Spotify now offers US college students half-price music streaming (updated)

Don’t think you can afford a paid streaming music service as a cost-sensitive student? Think again — the price may finally be within your reach. Spotify has launched a US student program that lets you pay just $5 per month for Premium access (half…

Inflatable Huggable Robots Could Replace Complex Mechanical Automatons

Inflatable Huggable Robots Could Replace Complex Mechanical Automatons

All of those images of a dystopian future where mankind is enslaved by giant robots don’t seem so terrifying if these inflatable air-powered alternatives are realized. Not only do they seem downright adorable and huggable, they’re also incredibly easy to make once a mould has been 3D printed.

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Watch HTC’s New One Unveiling Live At 11 AM ET

HTC will be showing off their new One smartphone at 11 AM ET in NYC today, but you can also follow along live and see the thing yourself via live streaming video. If you want to check it out as it happens, tune in at HTC’s event streaming page right here. The HTC One is pretty much a known quantity at this point; A 5-inch display, high-quality brushed stainless finish, dual rear camera,… Read More

Vista Loses PC-To-PC Synchronization

This article was written on June 05, 2006 by CyberNet.

Vista Loses PC-To-PC Synchronization

Windows IT is reporting that Vista will lose another key feature: PC-to-PC synchronization. Microsoft has already pushed Vista’s deadline back to January and now they are pulling features. Are we ever going to see the product that we have been expecting? Here is what Paul Thurrott had to say about the feature being pulled:

Vista is also losing a major feature, PC-to-PC sync, which Microsoft Co-President Jim Allchin described to me back in January as one of his favorite Vista features. “You really can leave all your documents on a server and use cached copies on the client,” he said. “It’s just synchronizing the files when you make changes, as needed.”

Microsoft just removed the PDF support because Adobe pretty much forced them to, and now this. Hopefully Microsoft doesn’t continually pull features in order to meet their deadlines otherwise they will receive a lot of criticism when Vista actually does get released (on top of the criticism that they are already receiving).

Hopefully we will see the Public Vista Beta 2 before all of the features get pulled 😀 .

News Source: Windows IT Pro

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Smart Sensor Energy Egg and Power Strip to manage your power use better

energy-eggIt would not be too far off the mark to say that without electricity in our homes, we would feel crippled. There is no Internet to hook up to (at least, until the batteries on our smartphones that function as a hotspot dies off), and neither can we watch TV or do the simplest of household chores such as getting the clothes washed in the washing machine. Hence, it makes perfect sense to make sure that we use electricity as prudently as possible, which makes the €72.59 Smart Sensor Energy Egg and Power Strip worth checking out for any home.

The Energy Egg is actually a very simple device which intends to reduce your electricity bill, as it offers home automation all the while improving home safety, now how about that? It arrives in a stylish form factor and is a snap to set up, as you gain intelligent control of all your appliances and prevents wasted electricity. Thanks to cutting-edge motion sensor technology, the Energy Egg’s sensor will be able to know whether someone is in the room or not. The moment it detects a movement, it will double up as a remote control, wirelessly turning on/off lights and appliances depending on your prior preferences.

It is full well capable of controlling the entire range of your devices that have been paired with the unique power strip, socket and light switch. In order to gain the most savings possible, one will have to use the Energy Egg in a room where majority of the devices can be accidentally left on, such as in the bedroom as well as the living room. Since each family’s use of energy is different and dynamic in nature, the amount of money saved can vary between £50 to £150 each year.

To get started, just pair the Energy Egg and power strip wirelessly with but one click of the Energy Egg button. From there, you can plug in any device (TV, DVD, satellite receiver, games console, lamp, stereo, radio, charger, printer, electric heater etc.) into the 6 socket power strip, where a pair of power outlets will always remain on, while the other four outlets would be Energy Egg controlled.
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