Archive for April, 2007

America Held Captive By the Gun Nuts

It’s not like the United States alone in the industrialized world has suffered the tragedy of gun violence such as we experienced recently at Virginia Tech. 
On a spring day in 1996 in Dunblane, Scotland, a former shopkeeper and scout leader, Thomas Hamilton, entered the gymnasium of the elementary school and opened fire.  He was armed […]

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Why Steve Jobs Will Never Offer Music Subscriptions

Don’t hold your breath for music subscriptions from Apple’s iTunes music store — Steve Jobs will never offer them. Renting music flies in the face of consumer behavior. Consumers want to buy music, not rent it, and a big
Original post by Brad

Pentagon to Merge Next-Gen Binoculars With Soldiers’ Brains

U.S. Special Forces may soon have a strange and powerful new weapon in their arsenal: a pair of high-tech binoculars 10 times more powerful than anything available today, augmented by an alerting system that literally taps the wearer’s prefrontal
Original post by Sharon Weinberger

May 1, 1978: Spam, From Novelty to Nuisance in a Couple of Decades

1978: Spam. And we don’t mean Monty Python.
The first piece of unsolicited bulk e-mail (what will come to be known as spam) is written. When it’s sent two days later, more than 400 people with an Arpanet
Original post by Sharon Weinberger

Inside Open House’s Blueprint for the Future

Original post by Sharon Weinberger

House of the Future Taps Nature for Novel Designs

The look of the Jellyfish House is so graceful it’s easy to forget the building is an environmental workhorse. But the concept house harvests rainwater in its lacelike structure, filters its own waste water and is built on a
Original post by Sharon Weinberger

Gear Gallery: Wired Rates Video Cams, Ericsson Phone, More  

Original post by Sharon Weinberger

A Look at Darpa’s Mind-Melding Binoculars

Original post by Sharon Weinberger

Video: Spidey vs. Sandman in this Summer’s Battle for Killer Special Effects

Original post by Brad

Chris Johanson: Please Listen I have Something to Tell You About What Is

Chris Johanson’s new book, Please Listen I have Something to Tell You About What Is, surveys drawings, paintings, installations and sculptures he completed from 1992–2006. Moving chronologically, the book documents how his art progresses— from his beginnings as a street artist in San Francisco to his more recent contemplative work in Portland where he now […]