SMART GLASSES!

Intel Capital is planning to back Israeli smart-glasses maker OrCam with a $15-million investment. The OrCam is a wearable computer attached to a pair of eyeglasses. Using a five-megapixel camera, the computer reads visual cues that the user is otherwise oblivious to. The $2,500-gadget is able to read text and can learn to recognize faces and other objects.

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OCULUS FOR ALL!

Facebook’s $2 billion purchase of Oculus, the virtual reality equipment-maker, should have a direct and positive impact on the fortunes of Israeli companies in a number of industries — gaming, wearable technology, vision technology, and others. California-based Oculus makes the Oculus Rift headset that puts users “in” a game – providing an approximate 100° field of view, stretching the virtual world beyond peripheral vision. (Image: Copyright Control)

Jez, Brian. Look at the Oculus on that bird.

WONDER OF WONDERS!

"J Street’s hypocrisy must be exposed," trumpets the Israeli left's fav newspaper, Haaretz. 
"J Street’s ‘Big Tent’ is open on only one side; only to the anti-Israel, BDS-supporting hard left of its own position, while censoring pro-Israel centrists." the paper continues. If the dime has now finally dropped about 
the J Street jerk-offs, who knows what article may be written next by the center/soft left paper. May I suggest: 

Peace With Pali Brigade A Friggin' Fantasy!

SLEEP EASY, PARTNER!

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MECCA FOR MISOGYNY!

Saudi women have renewed their push for their right to...well to do anything not remotely connected to the 7th century. Not being the property of their men would be a good place to start in that Sharia law shit hole of a country.

WOT NO YOUTUBE?

Turkey's Islamo-fascists first blocked Twitter and now YouTube has received the same treatment. The idea that this Islamist outfit should ever be allowed to join the EU - it's still on Tony Blair's wish list - should be buried forever. And having Turkey still in NATO is most definitely a kebab short of you know what...

ENTER THE DRAGON...

The Chinese are much taken with Jewish folk. Scan the shelves in any bookstore in China and you are likely to find best-selling self-help books based on Jewish knowledge. The Institute of Jewish Studies was founded by a Professor Xu in 1992. He was the pioneer of Jewish studies in China which was the first of its kind in Chinese higher education.Today there are more than half a dozen similar programs across the country, many started by Professor Xu’s former students. In Nanjing, Judaica courses—from Ancient Jewish History to Rabbinic Literature to Holocaust Studies—have proved popular. According to Xu one of the best-attended courses in the institute is Jewish Culture and World Civilization, in which 18 topics are covered in a 20-week semester. It attracts roughly 200 undergraduate students per term.

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