Monthly Archives: November 2007

Molecular Gastronomy

By admin | Published: November 28, 2007

Foodfordesign has great lab projects for making some of those crazy molecular gastronomic creations like glass-like sugar creations and juice roe – check it out: Photo Credit: Michael O’Boyle. See this and other amazing food photographs at the Chicken Fried Gourmet

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For the Experimental Chef in All of Us

By admin | Published: November 28, 2007

Foodpairing is a site that shows which foods’ flavor components match with each other.  Check it out:

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An Old Data Visualization

By admin | Published: November 27, 2007

This is the original map of the Cholera Outbreak of 1854 as drawn by John Snow. I just finished reading The Ghost Map by Steven Johnson and the way he describes John Snow as being a revolutionary individual in the science of epidemiology made me want to investigate the original London 1854 Cholera outbreak map [...]

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Sarcos’ Exoskeleton

By admin | Published: November 25, 2007

I never thought that hoverboard from Back to the Future II would ever get knocked off my #1 Christmas item spot, but I guess we all have to grow up at some point and wish for a Humanoid Robot exoskeleton. Sarcos Robotics has an exoskeleton developed for the US Army that boosts human strength over [...]

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Frank Is Delux

By admin | Published: November 22, 2007

Multimedia message, originally uploaded by victor.brunetti.  

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Trolling the Archives of Maeda’s Simplicity

By admin | Published: November 21, 2007

(via Maeda’s Simplicity Blog) I was looking around at some past posts from Maeda’s Simplicity blog and came upon this: His subsequent blog post goes through differing opinions of some top executives in the technology industry, how some are in the software-supports-hardware camp – which is foolhardy given recent developments (it’s all about the service). [...]

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New Bar/Restaurant on Blvd. East

By admin | Published: November 15, 2007

I’ve decided to start contributing to outside.in by linking this (my) blog. I don’t see any users from Weehawken (The ‘Hawk) yet on outside.in so I thought I’d spearhead this effort. To begin, I’d like to post some information about a new restaurant on Blvd. East and Pershing Rd. called Charritos (this used to be [...]

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Outside.In

By admin | Published: November 14, 2007

I’m a huge fan of Steven Johnson. Between his blog, Maeda’s Simplicity and Kottke, my morning reading/thinking time has ballooned in recent months. Johnson has a newsih (1 year old) venture called outside.in that deals with hyperlocal content by indexing content based on distance using some new tag standards. I posted a link yesterday to [...]

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Method Acting for Photography

By admin | Published: November 14, 2007

Buenos Aires: Street Art / Arte Callejero, originally uploaded by ClixYou. I’m off to Argentina and Uruguay on Thursday, November 29, 2007. I’m super excited because I just picked up a Seagull 107 TLR – with “three element picture taking lens”. From what Liz tells me, due to economic difficulties, Uruguayan and Argentinian cities were [...]

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Imitation is the Finest Form of Flattery

By admin | Published: November 13, 2007

I was just looking over designcharts.com (because evidently Designers Are the New Rock Starsâ„¢) Really? Anyway I was looking over some of the top hits from designcharts.com and saw the work of British designer(?)/studio(?) un.titled. Some very handsome work there, especially their Sheridan & Co. site. I was immediately reminded of one of my all-time [...]

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