Check out this video of a quadcopter flying with built on Faraday cage vs. a Tesla coil. For those of you who don't know a Faraday cage is an enclosure formed by taking a conductive material which can block electric fields. Faraday cages are named after the English scientist Michael Faraday, who invented them in 1836.

Fig: 37°55'29"N 29° 7'29"E - Hierapolis, Turkey site where Gate to Hell was discovered

If your just starting our or a veteran entrepreneur you can never have two many perspectives and stories from other successful entrepreneurs!

http://mixergy.com/ - Host: Andrew Warner - Video/Podcast interviews whos mission is to introduce you to doers and thinkers whose ideas and stories are so powerful that just hearing them will change you.

http://brightideas.co/ - Host: Trent Dyrsmid - Video/Podcast interviews which is a place where you can learn from expert entrepreneurs who are in the trenches every day, just like you.

Last nights episode of Pawnstars:I Herd That (21:57) TV-PG showed Chumlee following the Oldman around collecting his aphorisms and trying to sell framed copies for $40 a piece. I think it was a good idea but his price was to high and I think the best format to sell them would be in stickers, so here they are! Need to sell at least 50 to make it worth doing these and it will take me 5 days to ship them after you order is placed.

Monoprice is now offering a nice alternative to those large cheap monitors people have been buying on ebay from overseas, a 27-Inch 2560x1440 Monitor for $390. The heart of this display is a beautiful IPS (In-Plane Switching) LED panel made by LG in Korea. This is the same panel that is used in the 27" Apple Cinema Displays, which are famous for their stunning color reproduction and ultra-wide viewing angle. The IPS technology in this monitor helps produce this color and viewing angle, as well as increasing response time to 6 milliseconds, which is a critical factor for gaming.

27-Inch 2560x1440 IPS Monitor for $390

If you have ever turned on the Television only to see a commercial for some product that you had the idea for but just didn't know how to make it happen you really need to check out quirky.com for just $99 you can submit your idea which will compete with that weeks submissions and if your selected the quirky community will help you develop it, produce and sell it and give you a cut of the profits. You can also help people with their inventions and get a piece of the action when they start selling the product its a win-win for everyone.

Here are my favorite products they have already developed:

Google announced today they have a new initiative to help bring more magazine archives and current magazines online and are now partnering with publishers to begin digitizing millions of articles. An easy way to find new magazines is to search for "Browse all issues" on http://books.google.com/.