slideshows with advanced effects, automatically synched to the background music... stylish but maybe not the best way to show pictures... but stylish for sure

ah!

"the extreme bass sound known as infrasound produces a range of bizarre effects in people, including anxiety, extreme sorrow and chills - supporting popular suggestions of a link between infrasound and strange sensations."

"projects from acousmatic para-composer Iana Reis"

"an ambitious social networking project that aimed to interconnect existing networks.'"

tiens on parlait avant hier d'être réveillé par son ordinateur ;)

Every media work carries its own potential for interference, and over the years, numerous curatorial strategies have been developed to neutralize them—from using headphones and sit-down computer kiosks to dividing galleries into small screening rooms

"How much of your favorite energy drink or soda would it take to kill you? Take this quick test and find out:"

"In 2003, photographer Robbie Cooper and writer Tracy Spaight set off across the globe to document virtual worlds, their avatars and the real people behind these fantasy characters."

Most sources state that the earliest known recording (spelled “Mousourlou”) was made in New York around 1930 by Michalis Patrinos, a Greek bandleader who had recently arrived in the United States.

illustrated version

"SL Machine tags into SLurls and back again!"

Sociologists must go through a lot of pants when they cruise the digital realm because subcultures are constantly spawning subcultures to the point there is a sort of electronic gravy made from all these people meeting online (...)

The Unicorn Museum is a parody of The Creation Museum, (...) a $27 Million state-of-the-art facility intended to teach the “truth” of the biblical creation story and promote the belief that (...) the Bible is a wholly accurate historical record.

"Vote for Sam Brownback in 2008 and again in 2012 to protect America and our cats from Atheists!".. mmhkay, it's a parody, right ? it's a parody ? please !

iCopy lets you use your scanner and printer as a photocopier by only pressing a button. You can modify scanner and printer settings, like brightness and contrast, and scanning mode, and number of copies.

An interactive table and chairs that can change colour has been developed by Japanese researchers.

Open Source Jukebox Firmware -> for portable MP3 players

"her award winning work is characterized by organic shapes, subtle textures, and an all-too-rare use of color that can be perplexingly vibrant, yet harmonious"