Oct
25
Naomi Campbell’s Turtle Attack
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[From: Environmental Graffiti] Ecology — Robert Naomi Campbell is no stranger to controversy. The supermodel is perhaps best known recently for legal issues including a number of assaults on her employees. But her most recent controversy involves not her temper, but a turtle. Campbell and her boyfriend, Renault F1 team head Flavio Briatore, have submitted [...]
Oct
23
[From: Newsday.com] BY BRETT KRUTZSCH Brett Krutzsch is an administrator at New York University and a freelance writer. His essays about gay life have appeared in The Advocate, New York Press and The New York Blade. October 23, 2007 Larry Craig’s much-anticipated interview with Matt Lauer last week brought the country’s attention back to the [...]
Oct
19
[From: MAKE: Blog] Steve Lambert posted a great Instructable on creating signs to parody and confuse “enemies” (aka corporations and governments). Steve is my upstairs neighbor so I will have to be on sign lookout from now on. Link. [Read this article] [Comment on this article]
Oct
17
[From: Popular Mechanics] (Click photo for video) By Logan Ward Video by Virtual Beauty Video Produced by Allyson Torrisi Diagram by Dogo Published in the November 2007 issue. Working in Haiti, Shawn Frayne, a 28-year-old inventor based in Mountain View, Calif., saw the need for small-scale wind power to juice LED lamps and radios in [...]
Oct
16
Kevin Kelly — Cool Tools
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[From: Kevin Kelly -- Cool Tools] Be(a)ware of how your belongings could track you This book will make you look at every store-bought item you own or debate owning with a curious skepticism that — after reading the book — won’t seem too unwarranted. It was published two years ago (a cheap paperback came out [...]





