Technology, Science, and other ridiculousness
On the “ever popular” (I’m not sure I’ve been there before, but I know I’m going back!) PatrickStewart.org, they are reporting that “Sir Patrick” himself will be the voice role of Max Winters in Kevin Munroe’s CG animated TMNT.
The movie’s plot is described there, as follows:
In this film, after the defeat of their old arch […]
OK, so it’s big news that Pandora now has all this tie-in to “the social” (a phrase that is so bad, but gets such attention that it’s doing it’s job). Since they’ve “joined the social” and welcomed many with their ever-cool Pandora streaming custom radio service, their deal with Slim (recently purchased by Logitech), and […]
If you’re not a fanboy, rich enough, or someone who survived getting shot at a game store parking lot or Walmart during November, you probably don’t own a PS3 right now. If you’re one of the ones that thinks it’s cool, wants one bad, or can’t wait until that million units gets shipped from Sony’s […]
Those folks up in the cold Canadian north have some scientists at Blueprint, led by Dr. Christopher Hogue at Mount Sinai Hospital’s Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute, who have created a new symbolic language called OntoGlyphs.
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This new collection of glyphs has 34 functional, 25 binding, and 24 location categories populated with Gene Ontology (GO) terms. It […]
If you’re an Microsoft fan, and I can be, you’ll find that they’ve got just as many good ideas as the next guy, and then sometimes even more. I love that Microsoft has finally decided to really get behind virtualization. I mean, there are many companies that have done this before, but being able to […]
In a recent article over at Blogma, there was discussion about whether or not the Page View and Stat Counter are dead items. In some ways, I think this is true, in others, not really. One has to look at the different ways the numbers are counted. If you have some strictly written HTML and […]
The Search Engine Marketing genius of Apogee has gotten even better in the recent past. As of late, they’ve just joined themselves to the ranks of SEMPO; a non-profit professional association working worldwide to increase awareness and promote the value of Search Engine Marketing. They’ve also gotten qualified as an AdWords company through the power […]
If you like your music twisted, or if you just like to see your music coming out of something twisted, then Tangle has a brand new pair of portable speakers for you!
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Visibly they keep their namesake by featuring two speakers which are supported above the speaker base by four twisty, well… Tangles.
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The ability to twist […]
You don’t have to be a tech-geek to enjoy optics technologies, but it sure helps!
If you’re into these kinds of things (and maybe some things you might not even know are out there) you should check out http://www.opticsplanet.net/for their HUGE selection of gifts, and best deals on telescopes, microscopes, spotting scopes, and Digital Binoculars.
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The genius Cory Doctorow, from Boing Boing, reported about an interview with bloggers concerning Bill Gates’ thoughts on DRM. Apparently, it was received a little strangely, considering his position on the whole thing. Understandably, though. I mean, if Bill Gates is against the way DRM is being handled, and Microsoft JUST opened up the “gates” […]
As if you weren’t being bombarded enough during the holidays. Spammers have invented even more interesting ways to find their way into your mailbox. It’s not enough to just send you an email message anymore, now they’ve got SPAM with images in them. Sure, they even look like other messages you’ve received and even you […]
With all of the great stupidity in the blog world, it’s only natural that we’ve reduced an interesting form of communication to something with absurdity.
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Bring on the A-List of the blogsphere! Don’t worry, this little blog isn’t going to be in the top of the Technorati pages, or on Paris Hilton’s blog-roll, but I can […]
A friend pointed me to a site that I thought was pretty cool. It showed a matrix grid (sans Neo), that contained a huge list of sites and services which have been mashed-up together to make a whole bunch of new services. Sure, we’ve all seen the mash-ups of Amazon and something else. Yes, we […]
Since I’m a drummer, I totally love stuff like this… well, in a way.
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Blue Beatz created this cool iPod case that doesn’t just protect your precious pod, but - when you flip it over - has a full beat-box for you to bash and add your own beats to the tracks your hearing.
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For around $16USD, […]
Who doesn’t dig a good deal? I mean, really, if you’re shopping, you may as well get the price, or at least a lower one than the next guy, right? I like when things are easy, when it comes to finding deals and using them. Playing around with lots of coupons isn’t always ideal, but […]
Given the watch lover that I am, I would - of course - request a watch for the holiday season of gifts. My loving wife would - of course - grant my request based on whichever watch I gave her the picture to see. … and some link to something like Amazon. Well for a […]
Here’s an interesting idea: You make a logo for your company. OK, maybe that’s not that interesting. How about you make that logo changes based on the state of your company? Now THAT’S interesting!
That’s exactly what Michael Schmitz’ thesis and presentation theorized at the UDK digital media class. See, this guy has a history of […]
