Tuesday, March 22, 2005
Noel wants your kid to ride the RolliRider
Rollirider is a philosophy, not just a product. It's about toys that are handmade, and time spent hand-crafting wooden toys vs. mass-produced plastic junk. Rollirider reminds us that solid toys are fun, and good quality makes a durable toy. My friend Noel recommends you get one and spend some quality time. You should check out the video-- the kids are flying on them!
Lisa Yong Sees RED | Network
RED | Network is a network, involving Lisa Yong, who does trends research. Asia is the future, you should try to understand it and work it into your business model. :)
Sunday, March 20, 2005
Pia De Leon and William Chuang's Wedding
So, I finally sorted through my stack of letters to open Pia De Leon and William Chuang's Wedding invitation. yay! I am so excited for William, whom I've known for well over a decade! Ever since the days of -i dog. :) Another friend of mine, Duff, just got married as well. So I'm looking forward to saying hi to everyone. :)
Saturday, March 19, 2005
eGullet.org -> The Cabinet of Dr. Adria
eGullet.org -> The Cabinet of Dr. Adria: "
Marta then showed us a poster-size compilation of the many el Bulli pictograms that she has designed. We then returned to the first floor seating area where Luki showed us five of his notebooks that he uses to create cooking and tabletop implements. What we found most surprising, however, was to learn that Adria encourages Luki to come up with designs for innovative cooking devices; Adria then tries to find techniques and dishes to prepare with the new devices -- instead, as one would think, of the other way around.
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Marta then showed us a poster-size compilation of the many el Bulli pictograms that she has designed. We then returned to the first floor seating area where Luki showed us five of his notebooks that he uses to create cooking and tabletop implements. What we found most surprising, however, was to learn that Adria encourages Luki to come up with designs for innovative cooking devices; Adria then tries to find techniques and dishes to prepare with the new devices -- instead, as one would think, of the other way around.
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Harvest Moon Wedding to Celia!
yesterday, I spent like, 8 hours or so (from 7Pm until 3AM) playing harvest moon, which I hadn't played in a while. It was fun, and I was addicted. I got married to Celia, who is the nice girl, Nami was just too much of a biaaaatch. And my kid is awesome. I really dig the characters, and I got the seedmaker from Daryl. I have impregnated my first cow, and got my first sheep. I'm running in the black, so things are going well, and having a wife and kids makes me proud. I can't wait to get Ruby's spice... I also met grant, but I didn't get a chance to celebrate with them. I bought my kid a ball and he's named TipitI, after the movie Pootie Tang, "Oh no the Tippie-tai's". :) :) :) I'm excited, I just got my first potato crop and I think things will be okay. I wish I could remember when my I bought my 2nd cow,so then I would know when it is producing milk. Haven't gotten a goat yet. I don't know whether I want one yet.
Still, life is good.
Still, life is good.
Ferran Adria joins my favorite chefs list
Ferran Adria is a artist in haute cuisine (thanks Halley for teaching me how to say that). My favorites are Alton Brown and Julia Childs. I also like that Ciao Italia lady. These guys/gals have spunk. :)
Thursday, March 17, 2005
Walkman Cell Phone Announced
Sony Ericsson on Mar 3 kick-started its entry into the mobile music market with the announcement of the W800 [.jpg image], the first Walkman-branded mobile phone. It will now be possible to listen to music, handle phone calls and take pictures and video -- all with one device and with, according to company claims, no compromise in quality. The Sony Ericsson W800 is the first device that combines a mobile phone, a high-quality digital music player (with up to 30 hours' battery life), and a 2-megapixel camera.
Tuesday, March 15, 2005
TUI Laboratory and Ken Camarata's Hand Body Room space
Today Orit and Rob invited me to critique the first presentations for Tangible User Interface Laboratory. I had a terrific time hearing the innovative tangible ideas from the students in the class, and am looking forward to seeing their final presentations and demos soon! What is very impressive is the depth of the project scenarios the students presented, especially with the small amount of time the students will have to get to a working demo. I think they are doing things right, though, and I believe they'll all have something working soon.
Afterwards, I got to meet Ken Camarata and hear his research talk on Hand, Body and Room Space. It was a inspiring talk about rapid prototyping physical interfaces.
Tomorrow I am planning to attend the Cisco talk, and hear about the future of networking... :)
Afterwards, I got to meet Ken Camarata and hear his research talk on Hand, Body and Room Space. It was a inspiring talk about rapid prototyping physical interfaces.
Tomorrow I am planning to attend the Cisco talk, and hear about the future of networking... :)
Thursday, March 10, 2005
Yay, today is tae kwon do day
This is me doing a back wheel kick, taken last year. It psyches me up.
Monday, March 07, 2005
Welcome to Wellmet Project, Inc.
The Wellmet Project, Inc. is a worthy place. There should be more places like this where people who need just a little extra help can live and thrive in the real world, rather than isolated from others.
Wednesday, March 02, 2005
Mommy Madness
Halley's Comment recently reviewed this article on Mommy Madness. What matters is not getting your kid into the right school, toys, etc.. it's giving your your kid the right values and tools to be a contributor and really understand the world he lives in. If you can afford to spend $20K or so for a preK education, why not save the money and spend it on making the public school your kid in much better? Sure, not every parent will pitch in, but the parents that do will serve as role models for all the kids (not just their own). The kids will learn how adults get things done in a real-world setting. What your kids get from you spending time changing the environment we all live in setting an example to teach them how to be better adults.
Just chucking your kid into expensive day care can breed snobbishness, and plays into the whole keeping up with the jones' attitude. After all, what will your children learn in a school that doesn't give grades, or has artificial social structures that are not represented in the real world. What are they learning from parents who push them to be the best but are not actively involved in their education? The kids won't be able to really understand the human dynamics of the non-disneyfied world they live in.
Almost every well adjusted adult I know had parents who actively cared about the quality of the school their kids went to. The parents were around on the school PTA, the school, in the school, and they supported the efforts of the school. Our high school band could boast many involved band parents for every outing, and our math club was able to raise money to go to national competitions because our parents and teachers worked together to collectively solve the problem. As a result, I learned that going to compete/vote/getting great jobs is not a fundamental right-- it was a privilege you earn by many hours of work and collaboration with others (networking). Just as the same as in the world today, you don't get promotions or become a leader without working hard toward it.
Parents need to stay involved, and stay visible in their children's lives. They need to show by example, and not expect other people to raise their kids for them. Sure, there is the opportunity cost of spending time vs. working-- but how much will you regret not being there for them if you had that opportunity?
Just chucking your kid into expensive day care can breed snobbishness, and plays into the whole keeping up with the jones' attitude. After all, what will your children learn in a school that doesn't give grades, or has artificial social structures that are not represented in the real world. What are they learning from parents who push them to be the best but are not actively involved in their education? The kids won't be able to really understand the human dynamics of the non-disneyfied world they live in.
Almost every well adjusted adult I know had parents who actively cared about the quality of the school their kids went to. The parents were around on the school PTA, the school, in the school, and they supported the efforts of the school. Our high school band could boast many involved band parents for every outing, and our math club was able to raise money to go to national competitions because our parents and teachers worked together to collectively solve the problem. As a result, I learned that going to compete/vote/getting great jobs is not a fundamental right-- it was a privilege you earn by many hours of work and collaboration with others (networking). Just as the same as in the world today, you don't get promotions or become a leader without working hard toward it.
Parents need to stay involved, and stay visible in their children's lives. They need to show by example, and not expect other people to raise their kids for them. Sure, there is the opportunity cost of spending time vs. working-- but how much will you regret not being there for them if you had that opportunity?
Tuesday, March 01, 2005
World Music & CRASHarts - Ronald K. Brown/Evidence
Mark let me in on this performance of World Music & CRASHarts by Ronald K. Brown/Evidence Sounds like it should be fun!
Monday, February 28, 2005
Steven Wall's Hompage
It turns out I'll be going to CHI this year, and attending the workshop run by Steven Wall. It will be exciting to meet him and discuss his research on haptic interfaces! I'll look forward to Conor introducing us!
Friday, February 25, 2005
How to make (almost) anything
How to make (almost) anything was a terrific class, simply because you got to have a crack at these expensive tools. I have to say though, that the class is not for everyone. I don't know if people in 3rd world countries really want to make solutions to their problems-- they would probably rather have solutions given to them (with some of their input), because they've got enough to worry about. It's like the idea of the human hyperlink. Why don't YOU, the designer/engineer, do what you can, and we, the consumer will do what we can. I am not sure if everyone wants to be an inventor... Still replicators are very Stephenson-esque, sci-fi-fantasy-esque.
New New Things-- Personal Fabrication
MSNBC - New New Things mentions that "the future" is being able to make stuff yourself. You should take a look at our kitchen/workshop. We've got tons of components strewn out and we're making stuff. Yay!
Thursday, February 24, 2005
Multi pressure strips from a capactive touchpad
I remember I ran into this young man with a terrific interface last time I was at CHI. I recently found him again at The Home Page of Gabor Blasko. This is quite innovative hardware design. This makes a lot of sense, given that the capacitive pad can be so flexible to different types of input.
Thursday, February 17, 2005
Rob Jacob's TUI lab class: COMP 150-TUI
Prof. Rob Jacob's is teaching COMP 150-TUI on Tangible User Interfaces. Some of the students are making neat project mockups of TUIs.
Wednesday, February 16, 2005
Tuesday, February 15, 2005
Friday, February 11, 2005
Harvard yard web camera
Harvard yard web camera provides a gorgeous view of what the snow left us yesterday. I like the timelapssed movement of people across the yard. It's reminds me of a tears for fears video...
Thursday, February 10, 2005
USATODAY.com - Concept of $100 laptop for world's poor is a winner
USATODAY.com - Concept of $100 laptop for world's poor is a winner
a laptop Negroponte says could be sold for $100.
Sounds a little crazy, right? You can't buy a decent pair of ice skates for $100. A stripped-down, 512-megabyte iPod Shuffle with no screen or keyboard costs $100. How can a laptop cost $100?
a laptop Negroponte says could be sold for $100.
Sounds a little crazy, right? You can't buy a decent pair of ice skates for $100. A stripped-down, 512-megabyte iPod Shuffle with no screen or keyboard costs $100. How can a laptop cost $100?
Missing Big Jimmy
I got sad news from a friend a few days ago and cannot believe that Big Jimmy has passed away. He was a caring and terrific person to be around, and we all will miss him. Most importantly, students and faculty have set up a fund to help out people at East Campus. I remember Big Jimmy's ice cream feeds-- geniuses flocking to the kitchen and gobbling down ice cream while they talked algorithms. I know that Big Jimmy's spirit remains alive in all of us. Missing Big Jimmy
Big Jimmy MIT Spotlight
Big Jimmy MIT Spotlight
Wednesday, February 09, 2005
Tuesday, February 08, 2005
grindhouse connection
Because its just down the street, there was no reason to skip theArt Interactive party, with sosoLimited folks eric gunther, justin manor and crew. Andrea and Maku were a hoot, especially the cucumber wrapped nori. It was nice to bump in to Dan (aka leinad) at the party, and we're all looking forward to Collision.
Monday, February 07, 2005
Sunday Sunday Sunday, the Pats win the Super Bowl.
Thanks to Rich Lester, I had a terrific time with old pals on Sunday, watching the Patriots win. One thing that struck me was how great some friends are. It's been about a year since I had seen Karen, and she's doing great! She's teaching math (that sounds way cool), and so is Rich, Yun, Mike. It was also great to see Jamie, Brad, Lisa Maria and Neil again. I think Lisa Maria and Neil will be at both Duff and William's wedding, so stay tuned!
That being said, it was also sad to see how lame the commercials were this year. No more viagra, but also, no more substance. The long awaited Razr commercial didn't air in my part of the US. I wonder if it did in others? let me know if you saw it during th superbowl. Most of the commercials were pretty tame and lame.... Too bad there were no Apple 1984 type commercials this year.
That being said, it was also sad to see how lame the commercials were this year. No more viagra, but also, no more substance. The long awaited Razr commercial didn't air in my part of the US. I wonder if it did in others? let me know if you saw it during th superbowl. Most of the commercials were pretty tame and lame.... Too bad there were no Apple 1984 type commercials this year.
Friday, February 04, 2005
Visual Google newsmap
Today Tad tipped me off on a visual google news reader:: check out the newsmap here. Are you psyched? This one reminds me of the visual amazon shopper by Schneiderman and Hivegroup... Rock on to Ten By Ten. You guys pwn Viz, man!
Thursday, February 03, 2005
Matt Iskra's Journal
Matt Iskra's Journal-- I gotta remember to add him to my template! Roxx0r MATT!
Hey, do you a9?
Google Video Search for title:OC on a9. Google's video search is the bomb! and so is A9.com. SWEET!
Tuesday, February 01, 2005
Touching Your Own Future: Haptic Tools
Touching Your Own Future: Haptic Tools from the ACM Newsletter. This article is a survey of the current buzz generators in the haptics community. Looking forward to seeing these devices become more commonplace.
Monday, January 31, 2005
Cracking RFID is easy...
Top Technology News Sponsored by Audi | Reuters.com: "chips that make possible high-security car keys and swipe-by gasoline passes can be cracked using cheap technology, U.S. computer experts said on Saturday"
Wednesday, January 26, 2005
Tasty Pho Republique
Tonight I got to try some tasty tuna wraps at Pho Republique, along my coworkers. Its been a long time since we've been out together, so it was nice to kick back. I also ventured to Back Bay station's environs for the very first time and we got to ride the silver line on the way back. Suffice it to say, I felt like an explorer. Next time I'll have to try some of these other restaurants. They all look very cozy and perfect for a date!!! :) Ofcourse, nothing beats home cooking...
Wednesday, January 19, 2005
Snowflakes based on LIFE,by Jimbones
Jim's .Snowflake generator gives you the most beautiful samples. The drawing algorithm is based on the a simple set of rules of snowflake creation, akin to John Conway's Life
Monday, January 17, 2005
congratulations Ben & Kelly
Congratulations to the new couple Ben & Kelly! We had a very nice wedding reception dinner today at China Pavilion. We are very happy for you both.
Friends and family can download our images here.
Friends and family can download our images here.
Wednesday, January 12, 2005
Tuesday, January 11, 2005
DDR Freakz
Was viewing Ian the DDR Master and wanted to check on whether other people had DDR videos. Found a bunch on
DDR Freak
Coolness!
DDR Freak
Coolness!
Monday, January 10, 2005
Friday, January 07, 2005
Dsym Design - Product DNA
Dsym Design - Product DNA says The Digimood PED © acts as a communication enhancer, a device that senses the mood and feelings of the wearer and communicates this to another similar device using standard communication medias.
The feelings are then communicated in real-time to the other person via a mix of visual and tactile feedback (colored glowing light and soft vibrating pulse). The Digimood travels both ways while people are communicating and it helps for a more efficient mutual understanding
The feelings are then communicated in real-time to the other person via a mix of visual and tactile feedback (colored glowing light and soft vibrating pulse). The Digimood travels both ways while people are communicating and it helps for a more efficient mutual understanding
Saturday, January 01, 2005
Congratulations Craig and Sarah!
Last night was a special occasion for friends of Sarah and Craig. Ray, Dan and I went to the fabulous The Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables, Miami to attend the wedding ceremony. Joyce was a bridesmaid, and we also saw Julie, 2/3 martinez and wives/girlfriends and Kathy, Bruno, Alfredo, Gail, George and his wife, and finally met Hanson. The festivities lasted well into the new year and I enjoyed saying "Happy New Year" mixed in with "Feliz Ano Nuevo". I hope all of you have a Happy and Prosperous New Year! :)
Thursday, December 30, 2004
Thoughts around a city...
greetings from Miami! Lovely weather,a bit chilly, but having a good time with my best friends Jackie and Barbie. Also hanging out with Joyce and Ray-- saw Signs, and Ocean'sTwelve, and Fat Albert. Struck out at Miami Strike! LOL!
Found a nice note from turbulence, passing time by making a story online:
Thoughts around a city
went to MotoFL and got to see a bunch of people and facilities. Good stuff!
Found a nice note from turbulence, passing time by making a story online:
Thoughts around a city
went to MotoFL and got to see a bunch of people and facilities. Good stuff!
Thursday, December 23, 2004
Monday, December 06, 2004
TheFeature :: Haptics: Can You Feel the Buzz?
TheFeature :: Haptics: Can You Feel the Buzz?: "i" Haptics is once again in the news.
Wednesday, December 01, 2004
Smoke Inhalation and more evacuation
Smoke smoke smoke. Ringing bells, loud noise. Almost made it to the steps. Suddenly quiet. Going back to bed.
Tuesday, November 30, 2004
Fire on Franklin street
After taking my cough, sore throat, and sleepy draught medications, I am resting when I smell SMOKE. Peep out the window to see the building across the street on Fire, and flames licking the night sky as burning embers erupt from the top of its roof. It was a 3-4 story building with an asphalt roof, and I hope all the people in it are safe. We were evacuated due to smoke, so we got to walk around fire engines from Somerville, Brookline, down the street in Centra Square. A 1/2 hour later, the cynosure flame is still going on 2 sides but luckily we were able to return home and rest. I can imagine how tough it must be for the families who lived there, and for the neighboring homes! Who would ever think a fire could be so big and erupt so quickly. We are very lucky it was not a blustery night! It's always something in Central Square...
Congratulations Duff!
Well, Thanksgiving seems to have been a great time for new beginnings. My friend Mike Duff got engaged and I was bowled over by his photo album! They got engaged in scenic Hawaii, and his fiancee, also named Kelly like my new-sister-in-law, was equally beautiful. Congratulations, and I look forward to saying hello in person sometime soon. WOW!
DallasNews.com | News for Dallas, Texas | Opinion: Balance of Opinion
DallasNews.com | News for Dallas, Texas | Opinion: Balance of Opinion Ellen Goodman writes:
" I remember the AT&T ads that encouraged people to "reach out and touch someone." Our generation learned to touch by touch tone. We were sold on the notion that a phone call is nearly as reassuring as a hand.
Now we hardly notice how the language of emotion and technology have been entwined. We 'keep in touch' via cellphones. We "connect" over the Internet. We 'see' each other over videophones. Technology has made it easier and perhaps more likely to live apart. So we create more and more technological fixes for the human fix we are in: distance from people we love."
It's an interesting article about the imporatance of real communication/presence over telecommunication and virtual presence. I would have to agree that there's no good substitute for the real thing. Yet, I would argue that having alternative ways of enhancing remote communication does not cheapen our experience, but rather, enhances remote communication. Remote communication is something that is not going to go away. The alternative to enhancing remote communication could be a far lesser experience "nothing, no contact".
Remote telepresence is really the key to allowing a person to share their presence with people they want to be there for, but cannot due to constraints of time and money... I think the concerns about cheapening the experience are misdirected, as at least an experience is better than no experience at all.
" I remember the AT&T ads that encouraged people to "reach out and touch someone." Our generation learned to touch by touch tone. We were sold on the notion that a phone call is nearly as reassuring as a hand.
Now we hardly notice how the language of emotion and technology have been entwined. We 'keep in touch' via cellphones. We "connect" over the Internet. We 'see' each other over videophones. Technology has made it easier and perhaps more likely to live apart. So we create more and more technological fixes for the human fix we are in: distance from people we love."
It's an interesting article about the imporatance of real communication/presence over telecommunication and virtual presence. I would have to agree that there's no good substitute for the real thing. Yet, I would argue that having alternative ways of enhancing remote communication does not cheapen our experience, but rather, enhances remote communication. Remote communication is something that is not going to go away. The alternative to enhancing remote communication could be a far lesser experience "nothing, no contact".
Remote telepresence is really the key to allowing a person to share their presence with people they want to be there for, but cannot due to constraints of time and money... I think the concerns about cheapening the experience are misdirected, as at least an experience is better than no experience at all.
Monday, November 29, 2004
Friday, November 26, 2004
Congrats to Ben and Kelly!
This was a busy Thanksgiving. I got to meet my new sister-in-law's family and attend their wedding! What a nice family and I am happy that my brother is so happy! Also, the new family-in-law is really cool! It was the first wedding I've seen up-close, and it went really well. I'll put up pictures this weekend. Congratulations, Ben and Kelly! Also, good to meet the Lees and Kims! :)
Monday, November 22, 2004
Monday, November 15, 2004
Saturday, November 13, 2004
Irish Museum of Modern Art: T�r na n�g: Younger Irish Artists from the IMMA Collection
Jonah and Kaki will be seeing this exhibit tomorrow at Irish Museum of Modern Art: T�r na n�g: Younger Irish Artists from the IMMA Collection
Friday, November 12, 2004
hugo liu :: a new Aesthetic
So, Hugo Liu is not only a researcher, but he's a very forward thinker on the idea of artistic interfaces and cognition. research :: hugo liu :: a new Aesthetic And add to that an uber stylish person!
Tuesday, November 09, 2004
Sensorial Communication
Tomorrow I'm giving a talk at Tufts University CS Department about Sensorial Communication, my research topic. Hopefully I will be in good shape (I've been recovering from a nasty cold).
Well, good thing I have a lot of old presentations to draw from. Fortunately, I have a video of comtouch that shows the project with talking in the background. Wish me good luck!
Well, good thing I have a lot of old presentations to draw from. Fortunately, I have a video of comtouch that shows the project with talking in the background. Wish me good luck!
Sunday, November 07, 2004
cough on the keyboard
Wednesday, November 03, 2004
Monday, November 01, 2004
Wireless Weather Forecaster
Wireless Weather Forecaster Using the same nationwide content-distribution network as the Ambient Orb,
the Wireless Weather Forecaster shows accuweather.com 5-day forecasts on a
dedicated 4" screen through cute icons and a glanceable bar graph for just $100 bucks.
the Wireless Weather Forecaster shows accuweather.com 5-day forecasts on a
dedicated 4" screen through cute icons and a glanceable bar graph for just $100 bucks.
Guages show me how:: Dundas Gauge for .NET Gallery
Dundas Gauge for .NET Gallery
Dundas Gauge includes a full assortment of gauge types including circular,
linear, angular, thermometer, and more to help developers add a new dimension
of visualization and analysis
Dundas Gauge includes a full assortment of gauge types including circular,
linear, angular, thermometer, and more to help developers add a new dimension
of visualization and analysis
ArtFutura 2004 . Augmented Reality
Rebecca Allen, from MLE, will be showing her work at ArtFutura 2004 . Augmented Reality Wish I was in Barcelona!
Tuesday, October 26, 2004
LANES Calendar - Storytelling
Recently, I attended a StoryTelling by Kevin Brooks and others in Medford. It was a wonderful event. Got to meet the legendary Brother Blue. I highly recommend going to futuer events. The next one is Nov. 1t6th in Hahvahd Square. See the LANES Calendar for details.
Wednesday, October 20, 2004
a true makeover story
So, some of you may have noticed I am sporting a new haircut and nail polish this week. What's the deal, you ask? Virginia won an Oprah O party, and I was lucky to get invited. Yay!
The first time I've ever spent almost a whole day getting pampered, and it was sure an experience. I have to admit that the pedicure and haircut were my favorite parts. It was fun, and here is my shout-out to Oprah and G-spa. Ofcourse, it wouldn't have been possible without Virginia! Girls, you sure look good today!
LED-Toilet-Seat Galactika
So, you all know how nuts I am for LEDs! TadT just sent me a link four the LED-Toilet-Seat Galactika. LED Lights now for the bathroom. The toilet seat lights up when you lift the toilet lid. *DUDE!* It'll go nicely with my IKEA Trybble! :)
Don Norman's jnd.org / essays
Just hopped to Don Norman's jnd.org / essays and found a large repository of tidbits that every product designer should read. I agree that Usability is not a luxury!
Tuesday, October 19, 2004
Tuesday, October 12, 2004
Thanks for a wonderful Bday Dinner!
Thanks to everyone for coming to the Oasis Restaurant to help me celebrate my 29th! It was the best party ever, and I had a wonderful time! :) Thank you also for the thoughtful prezzies! :) How did you know so much about what I like? :)
And thanks to Ziondanch for putting up pix of the cake ceremony!
And thanks to Ziondanch for putting up pix of the cake ceremony!
Monday, October 11, 2004
MercuryNews.com | 10/11/2004 | Scientists win grant to study vibration
Finally, some Scientists win grant to study vibration. I think that this is definitely research that is needed, if we are ever to understand the boundary between sound and matter.
Yahoo! Happy Birthday to Me!
Yahoo! Happy Birthday! Thanks to everyone who wrote me ecards! :) You are all very nice! :) XXOXXO!
Friday, October 08, 2004
Wednesday, October 06, 2004
Tuesday, October 05, 2004
Monday, October 04, 2004
BBC News Online | Technology | The future of affection
Just got this forward that mentions the Lumitouch pictureframes. BBC News Online | Technology | The future of affection
Sunday, September 12, 2004
Arcosanti : Home - Windchime city
Got this link from George Espinosa about the Arcosanti city. sounds awesome.
Friday, September 10, 2004
Speckled Paint brush
Today Coltzan gave anjlala a Speckled Paint Brush. She hurried to the Rainbow Pool to dress in her new duds! 
False Premises
Lisa forwarded me to this site: False Premises
I think the timeline is interesting, and so are the quotations. Giving facts is something the Moore movie didn't do to well, and it is also a good way to sell t-shirts.
I think the timeline is interesting, and so are the quotations. Giving facts is something the Moore movie didn't do to well, and it is also a good way to sell t-shirts.
Thursday, September 09, 2004
CSCW 2004 Workshop on Co-located Collaboration
Turns out Joanie is running the workshop for CSCW 2004 Workshop on Co-located Collaboration this year.
Wednesday, September 08, 2004
Core77 Design News:: DIS2004 Trip Report
Jonah and I recently co-wrote this article for giggles:: Core77 Design News
Tuesday, September 07, 2004
Thursday, September 02, 2004
Wednesday, September 01, 2004
BODYWORLDS-Home
So, besides the San Francisco Exploratorium, another reason to visit California is to see the BODYWORLDS-exhibit. Looks way cool!
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