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Category Archives: web
Touch Screen is the Future
Is the mouse on the way out? One would think with the advent of the iPhone, iTouch and now the iPad. The touch screen technology is slowly seeping into our homes. Is this truly the future of computers? Touch screen poses a few problems with the human anatomy, desktop touch screens don’t really work well [...]
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Philip K. Dick Book Covers
Philip K. Dick is celebrated for “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” the Hollywood version better known as Blade Runner. His books are now the latest in film interpretation with recent classics such as Total Recall, Screamers, Minority Report, Paycheck, and A Scanner Darkly. The Philip K. Dick franchise is not letting down with still [...]
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World’s Tallest Skyscrapers on Hold
The tallest buildings of the future are mostly either delayed or canceled due to lack of money. Nimrod will have to wait before he can bend his bow and challenge the creator at 3,000 feet plus. Kuwait is now “can you wait” till we get more money to complete our skyscraper. Are these buildings [...]
Crayon Industry Chart
I am amazed at the color names introduced each school year. Crayola began with eight colors in 1903 and is up to 120 as of 2010 and growing annually with new colors at a rate of 2.56. I think they will have to create bigger boxes down the line. Could somebody please tell me why [...]
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Guitar: No Strings Attached
Look ma! No strings attached. The Misa Digital Guitar is perhaps the future of the guitar. The Sydney based guitar is truly a thing of minimalistic interface to explore new sounds through digital manipulation.
Guitars by their very nature have limitations. To create sound you need to hit a string, so that the sound at its [...]
Dr. Seuss & Co. Go to War: The World War II Editorial Cartoons of America’s Leading Comic Artists
This little gem got under the radar. Andre Schiffrin collects the pre-Seuss classic editorial cartoons. True Seuss collectors will enjoy this book precursor to the children’s line of books that Theodore Seuss Geisel would revolutionize learning in the 50’s. Dr. Seuss & Co. Go to War: The World War II Editorial Cartoons of America’s Leading [...]
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Patti Smith in Dream of Life
Patti Smith is not a household name as is French poet Arthur Rimbaud, her idol. Considered a rock icon, she beats to her own drum without any Billboard attainment in the top 10. The closest she got was with “Because the Night”, which was co-written with Bruce Springsteen and reached number 13. You might not [...]
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New Lego App
Lego always finds cool ways to promote and re-invent the wheel when it comes to their brand. It’s seems Lego has a stranglehold on our youth. Those little interlocked blocks that fuel our imagination is a thing that passes from one generation to the next. Lego has jumped into the app business too with their [...]
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