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Archive for July, 2006

I’m Inclined To Believe Floyd Landis

Having said that, if he’s bluffing and doping was the case it’s a dark day for cycling. But I think he’s clean, and the WSJ published an intelligent piece. Booze can alter the ratio of testosterone to epitestosterone, in the WSJ article: “I don’t ordinarily ever drink alcohol during a race,” he said yesterday. But [...]

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Human Space Invaders

Been too busy lately to post much (i.e., at all), will get back to it sooner or later. Just saw this amazing video – yep, human pixels and all – thought I would share (runtime ~3 min.). Enjoy: Nice going, Guillaume Reymond! Update: A few friends commented and we’re wondering re the choreography. Guillaume’s idea [...]

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World’s Largest Cam

What do you get when you turn a hangar into a camera obscura? A 28 foot x 108 foot image, of course. The cloth was exposed for 35 minutes. The photographers and 60 volunteers developed the image by moving the fabric into an enormous, 1-foot-deep tray.

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Shawarma Craving

After the match the mood in the local French cafe decidedly turned and the crowd thinned quickly. The girls who moved outside to dance on the sidewalk during the breaks while satisfying their nicotine cravings, swaying to the cafe’s fine sense in loud music, disappeared. I hadn’t eaten since breakfast, the beer left me way [...]

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On A Lighter Note, Heh, Free Money

Local tech entrepreneur Jakob Lodwick appears to be experimenting again, and as always, having a bit of fun. Methinks Jakob, a keen analyst of human behaviour, wouldn’t have rocked the world with his biz partners in building their base business if he wasn’t. He’s offering a simple monetary reward in this experiment, cold hard (well, [...]

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Campaigns Wikia

Jimmy Wales is on to something interesting, he’s announced Campaigns Wikia: It’s time for politics to become more intelligent, and for democracy to really involve the people. Broadcast media tells you what to think and doesn’t let you get involved. It’s time to focus on what you need, what you care about, and the messages [...]

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