Oops. I forgot to cross-post last week's Interesting Links, so those of you who missed the notice about my new blog may not have seen them.
For October 31st:
It must still be Friday because I haven’t been to sleep yet, right? World Fantasy is a wonderful experience, with interesting panels, enjoyable readings, and fascinating people to talk to (including a discussion on overuse of adjectives ). Anyway, I haven’t had much time to read email, even less time to read online materials, so the showings are a little sparse, but I think some are worth it.
Science
You don’t have to be Superman anymore to have X-Ray vision:
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn18036-augmented-reality-system-lets-you-see-through-walls.html
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To read more, click: http://margaretfisk.mmfcf.com/blog/?p=722
November 6th:
It’s Friday, which means it’s time to post interesting links. However, I have not had the chance for much web reading, so the pickings are extremely slim. All right, one. I have one interesting link for you, but it’s very interesting.
Science
Native language is something absorbed before even birth, according to this study:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/livescience/20091105/sc_livescience/newbornbabiescryinnativetongue
That said, I did finish reading Escapement by Jay Lake...
To read more, click: http://margaretfisk.mmfcf.com/blog/?p=725
Friday, November 06, 2009
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Considering how many cities are already blanketed with cameras, I would imagine the cost of implementing the x-ray system wouldn't even be that high (on a civic/federal level). Of course getting permission to tap into other folk's feeds...
True, but then there's questions of discrimination that arise :). After all, those of us driving cars from the early 90s wouldn't have the gadgets to read the info :).
... and then you get near a corner, and see mr/mrs XXXX coming from the other side, still behind the block. you do that quick u-turn, and just saved your day.
now just think what name you could fill in for that XXXX above ... and how many.
greetings - H -
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