Post to Monitor 04/29/2012 (a.m.)

• Howard Rheingold and the Art of Getting Net Smart - Forbes

  Howard Rheingold and the Art of Getting Net Smart

• Transparent graphene-based material could revolutionize wearable electronics, solar panels | KurzweilAI

  Transparent graphene-based material could revolutionize wearable electronics, solar panels

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Post to Monitor 04/28/2012 (a.m.)

• 3D Printed sound you can see, feel and carry around « Life at the Feeding Edge

  3D Printed sound you can see, feel and carry around

• Digital Urban: The London Data Table

• Liquid solar cells that can be printed onto surfaces | KurzweilAI

  Liquid solar cells that can be printed onto surfaces

• Printable spacecraft may flutter down on alien worlds | KurzweilAI

  Printable spacecraft may flutter down on alien worlds

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Post to Monitor 04/27/2012 (a.m.)

• BBC News - Are humans ready to become digital?

  Are humans ready to become digital?

• Digital Urban: CASA Smart Cities Conference Report

  CASA Smart Cities Conference Report

• Digital Urban: Introducing Citydashboard.org: A Live View of City Data

  Introducing Citydashboard.org: A Live View of City Data

• Open-data project aims to ease the way for genomic research : Nature News & Comment

  Open-data project aims to ease the way for genomic research

• Spain Rodriguez: Still Cruisin’ After All These Years | The Comics Journal

  Spain Rodriguez: Still Cruisin’ After All These Years

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Post to Monitor 04/26/2012 (a.m.)

• Tor Books drops DRM – Hypergrid Business

  Tor Books drops DRM

• The Future And You

  The Future And You -- April 25, 2012

• “This Has Been Building”: An Interview with Chris Roberson | The Comics Journal

  “This Has Been Building”: An Interview with Chris Roberson

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Post to Monitor 04/25/2012 (a.m.)

• The Dance Of Life: The Triumph Of The Moon; A Review ~

  The Triumph Of The Moon

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Post to Monitor 04/24/2012 (a.m.)

• Escher's

  Esther in Lego

• Universal Pictures and Aurasma launch new augmented reality app - Brand Republic News

• The Machine-Animals of Nantes | awesome-elephant.com

  The Machine-Animals of Nantes

• New stem cell type found in the brain | KurzweilAI

  New stem cell type found in the brain

• Future TVs | KurzweilAI

  Future TVs

• These Hackers Want to Make Your TV Awesome

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Post to Monitor 04/23/2012 (a.m.)

• Manufacturing: The third industrial revolution | The Economist

  The third industrial revolution

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Post to Monitor 04/21/2012 (a.m.)

• 4/20: How 'Weed Day' Got Its Name - The Huffington Post

  4/20: How 'Weed Day' Got Its Name

• ‘This is my cybernetic organism: the Internet’ | MixedRealities

  ‘This is my cybernetic organism: the Internet’

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Post to Monitor 04/20/2012 (a.m.)

• The Future of TV is More Than Social, It’s Distributed and Always-On | PandoDaily

  The Future of TV is More Than Social, It’s Distributed and Always-On

• Which Cities Will Be Completely Underwater In Less Than 100 Years?

  Which Cities Will Be Completely Underwater In Less Than 100 Years?

• Why not

  Why not

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Post to Monitor 04/19/2012 (a.m.)

• Pre-Raphaelites exhibition celebrates 'revolutionary' art | Art and design | The Guardian

• Mystery company backed by James Cameron and Google executives may be an asteroid mining project | The Verge

• The Future And You

  The Future And You -- April 18, 2012

• Tim Berners-Lee tells U.K. that its latest snooping bill is ‘destruction of human rights’ | KurzweilAI

  Tim Berners-Lee tells U.K. that its latest snooping bill is ‘destruction of human rights’

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Post to Monitor 04/18/2012 (a.m.)

• Survey: MP4 Is Top Format For Web and Mobile Videos | TechCrunch

  Survey: MP4 Is Top Format For Web and Mobile Videos

• Free videos for new iPad apps programming course at CMU now available | KurzweilAI

  Free videos for new iPad apps programming course at CMU now available

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Post to Monitor 04/16/2012 (a.m.)

• The iPad Enables a New Age of Personal Cinema, Welcome to

  The iPad Enables a New Age of Personal Cinema, Welcome to "The Feelies"

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Post to Monitor 04/15/2012 (a.m.)

• Comica | News

  One Week Till Spring Comica Comiket & After Party

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Post to Monitor 04/14/2012 (a.m.)

• European Net Usage Growth Opens Doors for International Business

• Free Computer Security - Personal Software Inspector (PSI) - Secunia

  • referred from http://krebsonsecurity.com/2010/10/comcast-pushes-bot-alert-program-nationwide/ - post by Graham Perrin

• Cooperation and the evolution of intelligence | KurzweilAI

  Cooperation and the evolution of intelligence

• The Dance Of Life: The Wizards Treeing Exercise

  The Wizards Treeing Exercise

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Post to Monitor 04/13/2012 (a.m.)

• The amazing trajectories of life-bearing meteorites from Earth | KurzweilAI

• A step toward the ‘quantum Internet’ | KurzweilAI

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Post to Monitor 04/12/2012 (a.m.)

• Printable houses are coming | KurzweilAI

  Printable houses are coming

• British Comics: A Cultural History | The Comics Journal

  British Comics: A Cultural History

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Post to Monitor 04/11/2012 (a.m.)

• ‘Nanobubbles’ deliver chemotherapy drugs directly to cancer cells | KurzweilAI

  ‘Nanobubbles’ deliver chemotherapy drugs directly to cancer cells

• The computing trend that will change everything | KurzweilAI

  The computing trend that will change everything

• 30 By 30: Caroline Coon / Ida Kar - Professional Women Photographers Blog

  30 By 30: Caroline Coon / Ida Kar

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Post to Monitor 04/10/2012 (p.m.)

• Jack Tramiel Remembered: The Legacy of the Commodore Founder and PC Pioneer

  Jack Tramiel Remembered: The Legacy of the Commodore Founder and PC Pioneer

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Post to Monitor 04/10/2012 (a.m.)

• Proposed satellite would beam solar power to earth | KurzweilAI

  Proposed satellite would beam solar power to earth

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Post to Monitor 04/09/2012 (a.m.)

• Doc 40

  I have never liked Easter

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Post to Monitor 04/07/2012 (a.m.)

• Lost and Found: Comics 1969-2003 | The Comics Journal

  Lost and Found: Comics 1969-2003

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Post to Monitor 04/06/2012 (a.m.)

• Quantum computer built inside a diamond | KurzweilAI

  Quantum computer built inside a diamond

• Richard Clarke on Who Was Behind the Stuxnet Attack | History & Archaeology | Smithsonian Magazine

  Richard Clarke on Who Was Behind the Stuxnet Attack

• Crumb in the Beginning | The Comics Journal

  Crumb in the Beginning

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Post to Monitor 04/05/2012 (a.m.)

• How the iPad Will Fit Into Your Future Smart Home

  How the iPad Will Fit Into Your Future Smart Home

• Access your desktop remotely from your iPhone, iPad, or Android device with Jump Desktop | freewaregenius.com

  Access your desktop remotely from your iPhone, iPad, or Android device with Jump Desktop

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Post to Monitor 04/04/2012 (a.m.)

• Europe Will Investigate Whether Motorola Uses Patents as Weapons

  Europe Will Investigate Whether Motorola Uses Patents as Weapons

• The Future of Photo-Sharing Apps

  The Future of Photo-Sharing Apps

• Get powerful anti-virus protection for your Android with Lookout | freewaregenius.com

  Get powerful anti-virus protection for your Android with Lookout

• Tech Weekly discusses government plans to watch the web | Technology | guardian.co.uk

  Tech Weekly podcast: Watching the web

• UK surgeons are the first to operate in 3D | ExtremeTech

  UK surgeons are the first to operate in 3D

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Post to Monitor 04/03/2012 (a.m.)

• The Future of Newspapers May End Up Looking a Lot Like... Newspapers

  The Future of Newspapers May End Up Looking a Lot Like... Newspapers

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Post to Monitor 04/02/2012 (a.m.)

• The Social Network for Creatives, by Creatives

  The Social Network for Creatives, by Creatives

• Man Walks All Day to Create Spectacular Snow Patterns - My Modern Metropolis

  Man Walks All Day to Create Spectacular Snow Patterns. Pretty amazing.

• BBC News - Email and web use 'to be monitored' under new laws

  Email and web use 'to be monitored' under new laws! Seems this may not be an April Fool's post after all.

• Artificial synapses could lead to advanced computer memory and machines that mimic biological brains | KurzweilAI

  Artificial synapses could lead to advanced computer memory and machines that mimic biological brains

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Post to Monitor 04/01/2012 (a.m.)

• Nuclear warfare: Conscientious objector | The Economist

  Conscientious objector - The conscience of Joseph Rotblat

• We all knew it: Atheists have better sex | Atheist News Base

  We all knew it: Atheists have better sex

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