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It's back to future for the Pittsburgh's oldest office building
Published July 4, 2009, 9:01 pm, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
The Burke Building, a Greek Revival-style, three-story structure designed by English-born-and-trained architect John Chislett (1800-1869) and built in 1836, is totally green-compliant and ready for the 21st century.
21 design books you must own
Published July 3, 2009, 6:23 am, Computer Arts
With so many new books hitting the shelves, how do you sort the library-worthy from the waste paper? These are the titles no designer should be without
Half Health Care, 100 Percent Dead
Published July 2, 2009, 12:59 am, Boise Weekly
Half measures are boring. That political reality derailed Bill Clinton's 1993 health-care reform plan. And it will likely unravel that of President Barack Obama. by Ted Rall TUCSON--Half measures are boring. That political reality derailed Bill Clinton's 1993 health-care reform plan. And it will likely unravel that of President Barack Obama. The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office finds that ...
Can The Cloud Save The World?
Published July 1, 2009, 7:45 pm, Linux
I'm currently at a wedding, killing time reading various blog feeds. In that task, I just read a generally insightful commentary thanks to particularly ridiculous question in a post by Eric Knipp at Gartner. In the post he asks if The Cloud Will Save The World? read more
Wii MotionPlus impressions: it works, but so far the games aren't worth the fuss
Published June 30, 2009, 8:23 am, Engadget
At first glance it's a little difficult to understand the necessity of another motion-sensing add-on. What could possibly be inside this particular block of white plastic that's not inside those other countless slabs of white plastic that Nintendo has already slathered on the Wii? Sure, we know in theory that the gyroscopes that MotionPlus provides allows the controller to truly orient itself in ...
Kia's roaring tiger
Published June 29, 2009, 2:30 pm, Stuff
Peter Schreyer is a vehicle designer with real pedigree. The talented German spent more than a quarter of a century with the Audi/Volkswagen empire, honing his design skills to such an extent that he was responsible for such memorable products as the original Audi TT and one of the A6 models of the late 1990s.
The Long Tail of Paid Search Account Effort
Published June 29, 2009, 10:17 am, Search Engine Land
Glancing out the window, it’s evident that it takes a lot of resources and coordination to run a neighborhood. Schools, crossing guards, street sweepers, garbage collection, public pool maintenance, snow removal, sewage, plumbing, hydro, zoning bylaws, parking permits, and the list goes on.
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