Could be handy for making hexayurts
by Vinay Gupta • March 31, 2008 • Hexayurt • 0 Comments
http://www.eemersontool.com/Home.html sort of a giant ruler that clamps on to things – possibly useful for cutting big boards in half.
Read more →http://www.eemersontool.com/Home.html sort of a giant ruler that clamps on to things – possibly useful for cutting big boards in half.
Read more →http://www.wattzon.org/gameplan.htm via Jonathan Sanderson. Doesn’t really mention next gen solar, unfortunately.
Read more →WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U2 lead singer and activist Bono visited the Pentagon to discuss Africa and the fight against global poverty with U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates, representatives of the two men said on Wednesday. Among the topics at the 20-minute meeting on Tuesday afternoon were U.S. plans to set up a new U.S. military [...]
Read more →via
Read more →If we conduct military operations on your soil and we don’t feel the need to tell your government about it beforehand (e.g., Somalia, Pakistan), you’re in the Gap. Barnett on core and gap. Other good bits from his blog of late: Chinese peacekeepers in the Sudan http://www.thomaspmbarnett.com/weblog/2008/02/the_end_of_were_not_political.html Cheap chinese equipment changing lives in Africa http://www.thomaspmbarnett.com/weblog/2008/02/yuan_diplomacy_work_the_bottom.html [...]
Read more →Nim Chimpsky was a chimp raised in the 1970s in a way close to humans, in the hope he would develop language. The results were ambiguous on the language front. But something else happened. The former graduate students in New York believe that Nim had no idea he was a chimpanzee. One of them suggested [...]
Read more →Huge public event, and people sound pissed. The sidelong glance he gives the crowd practically says just you wait, humans…
Read more →Said just after the 1:30 mark. Hilarious.
Read more →http://www.foreignaffairs.org/20080301faessay87201/stephen-e-flynn/america-the-resilient.html Yep, that’s worth reading.
Read more →Interesting evening listening to classical music. Cuing up Fiona Apple afterwards was interesting, because I’d gotten kind of sensitized to a different range of instrumentation. Well well well, she’s emotionless. It’s all in the words, not in the voice.
Read more →