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Saturday, March 18, 2006

 

Marvel and DC Underwear Perverts

Boing Boing: Marvel Comics: stealing our language

Marvel and DC are trying to trademark the word "super-hero". This is crazy. Can't these people make money some other way? They're a big company. Do they really need to bully other people around like this? Things like this and patents make me wonder if anyone in the USPTO is awake. Or sane. Or even human.

Friday, March 17, 2006

 

Stuffed Furry Lobster

mediatinker.com

No, this is not a recipe. It's a sewing pattern for making your very own wierd deep sea creature. I'll let you know when I'm done how difficult it is.

Wednesday, March 15, 2006

 

Um... Woa! That's crazy!

DARPA Seeking Insect Cyborg Creation Team

Um... This is so crazy. DARPA is seeking teams to create cyborg insects that can be remotely controlled and can transmit data back. They go so far as to suggest embedding the tech in the insect prior to metamorphosis so as to get a better integration into the organism. Can this be for real?!? What happens when the insects decide they don't want to be used any more?

Runaway...

Friday, March 10, 2006

 

Multi-Touch Interaction Research

Multi-Touch Interaction Research

This is one of the neatest things to come out of the recent Emerging Technology conference. It is so futuristic seeming I can hardly believe it's real!

 

Too Cute

Just in case you needed a little cuteness to brighten up an otherwise depressing day...

Just a Little Guy
Let's Be Friends

Wednesday, March 08, 2006

 

Bizarre looking crustacean discovered

Boing Boing: Bizarre looking crustacean discovered

This is definitely an odd lobster! I just love it when new species are found. Like this shark, found last year and just recently classified.

Saturday, March 04, 2006

 

Government Restricts Freedom to Protect Freedom?

United Nuclear - Site Stats

The Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a criminal action against scientific equipment suppliers to ban the sale of common chemicals that could be used in the making of explosives to anyone not possessing a $1000 license from the ATF to manufacture explosives. While this may seem logical on the surface, many of these chemicals are used in children's science kits, just like the one's I used as a child.

If the government thinks it can protect freedom by taking it away, they are seriously deluded. Criminals are going to get their chemicals one way or another, so yet again we have a law that punishes law abiding citizens instead of criminals. Argh!

Thursday, March 02, 2006

 

Deep Sea 3D

Wired News:

Now this I've got to see. I'll definitely be taking the family when (if) it comes to town.

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