Back to work
I'm back from France, recovered from jet lag, and caught up on e-mail, laundry, etc. Time to get back to serious work.via flickr
A little text about Paris
Having spent a day in Paris, it would be criminal blog negligence not to mention something about it, and put in a few pictures. I was there Saturday,
Remembering Theodore Roszak
Theodore Roszak, author of Making of a Counter Culture and The Longevity Revolution-- and another two dozen books, more or less-- has died. I interviewed Roszak a few
Read Write Web writeup of contemplative computing
Klint Finley at Read Write Web has a good post about the Lift11 talk and project: So can computers actually help improve our concentration and contemplation, instead of
Other posts from Lift 11 and the trip
I posted a number of things about the Lift 11 trip on my main blog. They include: My thoughts on Marseille; Being on the road; Traveling with just
Introduction to Contemplative Computing: My talk at Lift11, Marseille
This is an illustrated copy of the talk I gave at the Lift11 conference in Marseille, France in July 2011. I was in a session titled "Slow," and
Greetings from Charles de Gaulle Terminal 1, aka a badly-designed circle of Hell
I think everyone will agree that 18 hours is far too little time to really see Paris; likewise, any seasoned traveler will agree that 8 hours is more
Working with the iPad
On this trip I've experimented with leaving my laptop behind and just taking my iPad, and so far it's performed pretty brilliantly. So long as I have an
Marseille
I'm in Marseille, France, for another hour or so. Since I got here I've been running around, looking at demos, working on my talk, or walking around and
I for one welcome our new robot goldfish overlords
The first cyborg goldfish: the motion of the goldfish controls a robot that moves around as the fish swims. (Though Andy Clark would disagree that the goldfish is