by Michael Molitch-Hou When I asked to interview Gaël Langevin, he described himself as “pretty much like a bear in a cave”, someone who would prefer to tinker around in his workshop rather than socialize. Gaël, however, has built something that not many amateur tinkerers have. Without any robotics experience, he has put together a [...]
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by Michael Molitch-Hou View List of attacks related to primary schools in a larger map About two years ago, I was reading news reports aggregated by my Google News feed and was startled to hear about two recent stabbing incidents that took place in Chinese primary schools less than a day apart. The first happened [...]
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As a part of ENTER>text, an interactive, temporal-spatial-dependent reading, Mr. Bonney, Michael Molitch-Hou’s high school geometry teacher, presented an introductory math lesson covering the basics of math. The lecture was a part of a book of poetry titled Complete All Problems. Please Show Your Work., which includes such poems as: Real Numbers and Possible Reactions [...]
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It’s a tale as old as time: the story of a time traveling door-to-door salesperson reflecting on the history of 3D printers and giving a nice overview of the technology for 21st century folks like you and me. Read it at 3DPrinter.net! And don’t forget to see Mike read at Concord this Saturday’s ENTER>text from [...]
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Part 6 of John’s Story, the amazing audiobiography of John Lennon, as read by John Lennon. Find out what example these baby boomers set for the future of love in Beetlemania!
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The following is the sensational screenplay by C.N. Fusumu from which the blockbuster, feature-length film of the same title is based (coming to theaters and VOD this Christmas), preceded by the query letter that made it all possible. Dear Hollywood Representation Directory, Attached you will find a tantalizing preview of the first few storyboard [...]
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It is becoming increasingly clear to most people that the developed world is completely inundated with media: feature films, short films, hour-long television dramas, sitcoms, webisodes, art, blogs, artblogs, microblogs, Twitter feeds, RSS feeds, books, ebooks, poetry, music, and advertisements plastered in, on, or around everything and the kitchen sink. How is a short and [...]
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[To best simulate the Expo Experience, listen to this track reading the article.] On December 17th, 2011, with parts and support from its parent corporation, Reality™ Incorporated Co., The Reality™ Institute held its first Reality™ Expo at Control Room in downtown Los Angeles. For the first time ever, patrons were able to get a visceral experience of what [...]
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Because all expos need some sort of break from the knowledge imparted in them, the Reality™ Expo had a series of readers/performers that read from various authorized manuscripts. Watch footage of their performances below! Hillary Kapan Seth Blake Tracy Jeanne Rosenthal Chelsea Trescott Byron Campbell Brian Pickett Patrick Benjamin
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As part of the Reality™ Expo, the Institute broadcast this 35 minute loop, an almost flawless simulation of televised media.
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Italian neuroscientists launch a "telepathy" advertising firm
Annalee Newitz, io9.com
It was only a matter of time before neuromarketing and psychographics got together and spawned this insane business idea. Telepathy Advertising promises to deliver ads right to your mind.Read more…
Social protests turn violent in Brazil
Larbi Sadiki, aljazeera.comAttempt to storm city hall in Sao Paulo comes just hours after President Rousseff acknowledges legitimacy of rallies.
Anti-government protests in Brazil have turned violent in Sao Paulo, with reports coming in of a group of men trying to stor…
Investing in Education Creates More Than Twice as many Jobs as Military Spending
Jaisal Noor, The Real News Network, alternet.org“Even on strictly economic terms, on job creation terms, invest in education. … It’s the single best route to creating jobs right now.”The following is a transcript originally published on the Real News Network. JAISAL NOOR, TRNN…
What does Apple really owe taxpayers? A lot, actually.
Lynn Parramore, reuters.comEven as Apple sizzles in the Senate hot seat for alleged tax evasion and finds itself the object of a Justice Department investigation into price-fixing e-books, the company still enjoys a vast reservoir of good faith with the American people. But…
From our lenticular collection titled “eagle and flag inventory”
