A glimpse of the futureNot new (from late Feb ‘09), but very inspiring use of technology nonetheless. Microsoft says all of the tech needed to do this is currently in its research labs. Impressive if true.  Major appeal for the geek lurking inside me!  Click the picture to see the video on the original CNET page. I couldn’t embed it here for some reason.

There’s also a related (and more recent) story here > http://is.gd/1VnRD.

RE: The word version of YRSL research report of May 2008

From Espresso Parts blog (http://is.gd/1TXEe)

2009-07-30-145924

From CNET >> http://is.gd/1TY75

8years

Click on the picture above to go to the video. 8 years worth of digital photos of the designer’s face, stitched together into a video montage. Wow! Sure, it may not be a first-of-a-kind, but it’s the first that I have seen properly.  Also, I like this guy’s design work, in general, so this is my small way of giving a thumbs-up. Read the rest of this entry »

20 pages long!!  Oh my, lordy, lordy…

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Paul van Dyk: Turning up the Volume

Created On July 15th, 2009 by Nyquist_Theorem

inthemix.com.au

For the past fifteen years, Paul van Dyk has held strong as one of dance music’s most popular and enduring stars. Now positioned as one of the global dance community’s elder statesmen, he has just released Volume: The Best of Paul van Dyk, a double-CD celebration of fifteen years of original productions and remixes, re-mastered and brought up to date with today’s production technology. He recently caught up with ITM to provide some insight and opinion all things PVD.

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New Great Game Revisited

Part 1Iran and Russia, scorpions in a bottle

By Pepe Escobar
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/KG25Ak03.html

Things get curiouser and curiouser in the Iranian wonderland. Imagine what happened last week during Friday prayers in Tehran, personally conducted by former president Ayatollah Hashemi Rafsanjani, aka “The Shark”, Iran’s wealthiest man, who made his fortune partly because of Irangate – the 1980s’ secret weapons contracts with Israel and the US.

As is well known, Rafsanjani is behind the Mir-Hossein Mousavi-Mohammad Khatami pragmatic conservative faction that lost the most recent battle at the top – rather than a presidential election – to the ultra-hardline faction of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei-Mahmud Ahmadinejad-Iran Revolutionary Guard Corps. During prayers, partisans of the hegemonic faction yelled the usual “Death to America!” – while the pragmatic conservatives came up, for the first time, with “Death to Russia!” and “Death to China!”

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Solar Storms and You – Activity 9: A Soda Bottle Magnetometer

Introduction

Solar storms can affect the Earth’s magnetic field causing small changes in its direction at the surface which are called ‘magnetic storms’. A magnetometer operates like a sensitive compass and senses these slight changes. The soda bottle magnetometer is a simple device that can be built for under $5.00 which will let students monitor these changes in the magnetic field that occur inside the classroom. When magnetic storms occur, you will see the direction that the magnet points change by several degrees within a few hours, and then return to its normal orientation pointing towards the magnetic north pole.

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