Looks like fun!

Kids love to have space in which to work on projects, whether it be a table, the basement, or whatever.  They arrange it however they want, then get to business.  As adults, we are frequently forced to conform to a workspace that is pre-defined and in which we have very little say.  This has a subtle but powerful effect - it increases stress and decreases morale and productivity.

Perhaps you've heard the buzz, but cloud computing is becoming a defacto way of getting things done with your computer. Don't know what cloud computing is? The high level idea is simple: forget about storing your data locally and running software on your own computer. Instead, store your data and run applications online (in the cloud). Google's GDocs office/productivity software is a stereotypical example. With GDocs you can create and store office documents (word processing, spreadsheets, slideware, etc) online. The desired outcome from the "consumer" standpoint is that you're no longer tied down to using any particular computer. You can access your data and run your applications from any web browser connected to the Internet.