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a few, tasty links (June 24th - June 26th):¹

• Digital History Hacks » Blog Archive » History Appliances: Laser Spirograph
• Algorithm Ink | Aza Raskin
• Python as a Discrete Event Simulation environment
• Let’s discuss the matter further » Blog Archive » PyEphem 3.7.2.4, now on Launchpad!
• Projects-Lab.com » Blog Archive » The Checkpoint Charlie
• Projects-Lab.com » Blog Archive » LPC2132-Based Ethernet Data Acquisition and Control System
• Projects-Lab.com » Blog Archive » Proton Precession Magnetometer
• The arXiv.org API
• API Directory - ProgrammableWeb
• opinion suggestions: Check boxes on headlines and cookies to take care of this into account…
• Censtron » The Wave Vessel
• Mascara: ECMAScript 4 → Classic JavaScript translator
• Steven Snyder’s Homepage - Wiimote Tracking Demo (Linux/OpenGL)
• TheVortex.nl - Building a robotic webcam
• Map of Science
• GVST - GSnap
• Projects-Lab.com » Blog Archive » Determining Surface Roughness by Laser Light Backscatter
• Projects-Lab.com » Blog Archive » IR Spectrometer
• Out of site, out of mind, meet the CableBox
• Eucalyptus
• SparkFun Electronics

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a few, tasty links (June 23rd):¹

• What Dictionaries and Optical Illusions Say About Our Brains: Scientific American
• Middle-class subjects ‘alienate deprived pupils’ | Schools special reports | EducationGuardian.co.uk
• Arduino Forum - Control Arduino with Universal Remote
• Science Toys
• IEEE Spectrum: The Consciousness Conundrum
• IEEE Spectrum: Economics Of The Singularity
• USB Made Simple
• How the Web Was Won: Entertainment & Culture: vanityfair.com
• glowpaint
• skforlee - easy pb&j
• Looking Ahead: Flatware That Stands Up!
• IEEE Spectrum: Reverse Engineering The Brain
• Dissent Magazine
• Arduino Perpetual Motion Machine (Pendulum)- aHT8pendu
• The Weird Economics of Information | Union Square Ventures: A New York Venture Capital Fund Focused on Early Stage & Startup Investing
• Inside the Frame | AlterNet
• Underwater Microphone (Hydrophone) - Instructables - DIY, How To, tech
• Geek Daily » Blog Archive » Understanding scope in object oriented JavaScript
• DIY Ballistic Glass
• Chronograph
• How to Make Your Own Ballistic Gel
• [object HTMLImageElement]
• YouTube - From Nand to Tetris In 12 Steps
• A BASIS FOR A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF COMPUTATION
• Overcoming Bias: Living in Many Worlds
• Overcoming Bias: Overcoming Disagreement
• Education in the Netherlands- Testing, Tracking, and Results - OpenEducation.net

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a few, tasty links (June 12th - June 22nd):¹

• PmWiki: Site/Concept
• Data Mining for Scientific Applications | SciVee
• Introduction to High Performance Computing | SciVee
• Open Thinking & Digital Pedagogy » Video Games & Sex
• Adventures in Ethics and Science: Why philosophy of chemistry?
• Parallelism with Map/Reduce | Architects Zone
• A Homeless Concept. Shapes of the Uncanny in Twentieth-Century Theory and Culture by Anneleen Masschelein
• Other Voices 1.3 (January 1999), “Monsters as (Uncanny) Metaphors: Freud, Lakoff, and the Representation of Monstrosity in Cinematic Horror”
• RetroBlast! - RetroBlast! Review: GGG LED-Wiz Review
• Apache PIG: Processing Language for Map/Reduce | Architects Zone
• Confessions of an Aca/Fan: Talking Transmedia: An Interview with Starlight Runner’s Jeff Gomez (Part Two)
• Confessions of an Aca/Fan: More Transmedia News
• Radiolab » The Science of Play
• David Seah - Community Building for Introverts
• Overcoming Bias: Timeless Causality
• 65W Amplifier Class AB by LF351 ,TIP3055 and TIP2955 Circuit Project Electronic
• Overcoming Bias: Intro to Innovation
• The Role of University Faculty in the OER World | Terra Incognita - A Penn State World Campus Blog
• Linux Gazette : September 2005 (#118)
• YouTube - Ira Glass on Storytelling #3
• Prehistoric Calculus: Discovering Pi | BetterExplained
• Computation Enabling Bio-Science & Engineering | SciVee
• rustyRyan.net : Bio of MIT Student and Computer Scientist RJ Ryan - About His DIY Projects, Code, Opinions and More
• EiC Sept 2007 - Feature - Build your own spectrophotometer
• Product Hacking
• Product Hacking - P2P Foundation
• Untitled Document
• mathrider: Home
• Playing by numbers : Article : Nature
• Successlessness: Ambient Email Notifier
• Ultrasonic Batgoggles - Instructables - DIY, How To, tech, science - Instructables and RoboGames Robot Contest Entry
• Matt Meerian’s IR and Ultrasonic Scanner
• The Art of Speed: Conversations with Monster Makers | The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss
• Accelerating the Scientific Exploration Process | SciVee
• Overcoming Bias: Timeless Beauty
• As-Rigid-As-Possible Shape Manipulation
• Bubble Clusters: An Interface for Manipulating Spatial Aggregation of Graphical Objects
• UC Berkeley Webcasts | Video and Podcasts: MCB 140
• NMR-MAIN
• e-MRI.org : Free online Magnetic Resonance Imaging course

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