March 2009
11 posts
Now, there’s been a lot of argument about whether the current generation...
– Lilly’s Latest Loses (This Time). In the Pipeline: (oops)
Amazon.com: Anna (From The Happiness Project): MP3... →
Free MP3 download from Amazon and Arts & Crafts. BSS and KC Accidental founder Charles Spearin sets interviews with his friends and neighbors about happiness to music, to surprisingly delightful result! Seriously this is the most exciting trumpet I’ve heard all year.
To see the look on the faces of the kids as we were handling and weighing the...
– Thousands of toxic toads killed in Australian fest [via @markmorford]
We hold a shared point of view about the positive role that business should play...
– American Sustainable Business Council
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The Living Robot § SEEDMAGAZINE.COM →
“Researchers have developed a robot capable of learning and interacting with the world using a biological brain.”
Grossly overstated, but still wicked cool. It’s a real-life neural network, though, of like neurons in a dish, controlling a robot. I should try to find their paper. [via @maiab]
The research, to be published this week, looked at attitudes to books in the...
– Trade ‘excludes’ 20m readers | theBookseller.com
(awww. [via NYT, via mark morford])
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'Cardiofunk' Mutation: Probable Source Of... →
The team identified a mutant they called cardiofunk (cfk), lacking the ability to develop a valve required for blood to exit the heart.
(New fun gene name, hooray)
Mir:ror mak:es ob_jectz smar:ter →
Conceptually, really simple: USB RFID reader that can associate tag ID’s to actions. But for the consumer! Want.
Röyksopp Style Reinterpretation of the Little Red... →
Not really sure I’m feeling the minibus, but isn’t this the cutest thing ever?
Strip-Search Case Tests How Far Schools Can Go -... →
Strip-searching a girl on suspicion of possession of extra-strength ibuprofen? New Jersey vs. TLO this isn’t, you jerks.
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Why Activism (Still) Matters for Sudan... And What... →
Maybe it’s time to reengage.