Back in NYC? Check.
Moved in to new apartment? Check.
Started new semester? Check.
I flew in to OKC yesterday afternoon from San Diego, and not only did I receive a jump in temperature (74-94) there’s also a train that has caught fire near where my parents live. It’s on the northeast side of the city and we’re on the northwest, so there shouldn’t be any chance of [...]
Shiffman’s new book Learning Processing: A Beginner’s Guide to Programming Images, Animation, and Interaction is now available for purchase. We used a pre-release copy last year in ICM and it’s a great intro to the Processing language.
Check it out (and the site when it becomes available).
Obama and Politics 2.0: Documenting History in Real-Time
An event sponsored by Frog Design and ITP about video and other new media’s place in the Obama campaign.
David Griffin is the photo director at National Geographic.
This Klein bottle at the Science Museum contains three interlaced Klein bottles in one. For a very brief explanation of what a Klein bottle and Möbius loops/strips are, check out Clifford Stoll’s talk on TED at the 4:30 minute mark.
Eye spy: Reuters
U.S. scientists have built an eye-shaped camera using standard sensor materials and say it could improve the performance of digital cameras and enhance imaging of the human body.
I’ve been waiting for a good moment to mention the current I’m Rich app debacle (a $999.99 app that has a simple jewel on screen that rotates… that’s it…). Now a total of eight people purchased the application before being taken down by Apple, as reported by iPhonefreak.
I think it’s fantastic. The author [...]
This Klein bottle at the Science Museum contains three interlaced Klein bottles in one. For a very brief explanation of what a Klein bottle and Möbius loops/strips are, check out Clifford Stoll’s talk on TED at the 4:30 minute mark.