Posted in News, tagged Crazy Dance, Dance Craze, Dear France, France, French Dance Craze, Robert Whitney, Tecktonik, video, Yelle on March 23, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Dear France,
Something I’ve been meaning to talk to you about, but just haven’t been able to figure out the words for some time now…
it’s just that…
Alright, alright- seriously France…
what is up with this? I know I’m late to comment but…
It’s cute, it’s kitsch, it’s low budget and hilariously catchy… but seriously, WTF is up, France?
and [...]
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Nope, not the latest Brittany break-down. It’s a real star.
The gamma rays were detected by NASA’s Swift satellite at 2:12 a.m. “We’d never seen one before so bright and at such a distance,” NASA’s Neil Gehrels said.
It was bright enough to be seen with the naked eye.
However, NASA has no reports that any skywatchers [...]
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Posted in News, tagged C-Train, Dr. Levin, harlem, How the Universe Got It's Spots, Janna Levin, Marry Me, podcast, Quantum Physics, Robert Whitney, Universe, Warren Malone on March 22, 2008 | No Comments »
When I got back to Rochester at the end of August this year, I had no place to stay, and almost no money to my name. Knowing that it was going to be at least a week of crashing on couches, I spent most of the last of my money on a totally impractical purchase [...]
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Posted in News, Technology, tagged adsense, Airwaves, Android, Apache v2, AT and T, AT&T, C-block, Cell Phone, FCC, google, Open Handset Alliance, Robert Whitney, T-Mobile, Telefonica, Verizon, wireless on March 22, 2008 | No Comments »
AP reported yesterday that Verizon and AT&T had won the bids on the “C-block” (not a prison thing, suprisingly) airwaves up for sale by the FCC. Google, who was also in on the bidding, lost out- or so it seems.
Most have argued that it was a good thing Google’s bid lost, pointing out uneasy [...]
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Posted in News, Technology, tagged browser, color, color management, dan boardman, embed, Firefox, mac, Nerds, PC, photo, profile, Robert Whitney, Safari on March 20, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I’ve got a interesting little test for many of your browser nerds out there, especially Mac users.
This image right here, is by my friend Dan Boardman. Dan is a photographer, and he works very hard at what he does. As such, he is very particular about how his images are displayed. When [...]
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Posted in Notes from MP, tagged Robert Whitney on March 17, 2008 | No Comments »
Really, just go to jezebel.com and read this.
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Posted in News, tagged 2.0, CSS, HP, JavaScript, neat, Open Publishing Lab, OPL, Print Toolkit, Robert Whitney, Tabblo, TPT, web, Web to Print on March 17, 2008 | No Comments »
(The following is a post I did for RIT’s Open Publishing Lab)
If you’ve been paying attention, you have probably noted a very quiet whisper around the web lately which is slowly growing in volume. In fact, if you dig around enough, you might find the words, but for the most part the idea seems to [...]
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Posted in News, sports, tagged AZ, Baseball, Brooklyn, Change, Dodgers, Dodgertown, FL, Glendale, History, Los Angeles, MLB, National League, NL, Robert Whitney, spring training, The Atlantics, The Bridegrooms, The Brooklyn Dodgers, The Dodgers, The Grays, The Lost Angeles Dodgers, The Superbas, The Trolley Dodgers, Training Facility, Vero Beach on March 17, 2008 | No Comments »
This time of year has always been hard for me when it comes to sports. Sure, there’s march madness, but aside from the tourney I just can’t follow college hoops with any amount of consistency. To be honest, I’m not that big of a football fan either. Thank god that the good [...]
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Posted in Art, Criticism, Culture, tagged Ariana Page Russell, Art, body, Criticism, Dermatographia, disease, form, patter, Photography, Robert Whitney, Skin on March 17, 2008 | 7 Comments »
This right here is a picture of Ariana Page Russell’s body. Russell suffers from a skin condition, Dermatographia, which ABC news has informed me means, literally, to draw on the skin. It causes about one-half hours worth of inflammation, which does not irritate the skin, from very light touches.
This, and pictures like it, have [...]
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Posted in Culture, History, Neat Stuff, News, Notes from MP, tagged 3.14, 3.14159, Celebration, Culture, Cyberspace, Day, Department of Mathematicians, Geek, History, Holdiay, ides of march, International, internet, Math, Neat Stuff, Nerd, Net, News, Pi, Pi Day, Pictures, Pie Day, Robert Whitney, Sir Issac Newton, web, What is Pi Day, When is Pi Day on March 14, 2008 | 2 Comments »
If you haven’t heard yet, you’re obviously not the international web geek that you think yourself to be. It’s a Holiday, and not just any holiday, but Pi Day!
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