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Auf News.com ist ein guter Artikel warum man sich momentan eher um die Versorgung grosser amerikanischer Alternativenergie-Firmen mit neuem Kapital als um die nächste Uebertreibung Sorgen machen muss - besonders weil der Staat etwa eine Trillion USD in die Finanzkrise einschiessen muss ((soll,...
In the following article we find that the arguments the conservatives have been making for decades was proven and is continuing to be proven as countries around the globe are revamping their governments. This speech was delivered in February 2004. There seems to be so much information available...
Among the science community, it is a widely held belief that the current administration has systematically undermined their own scientists in various departments over the last 8 years. This blog isn't about that behavior per se, but I mention it because that disregard for scientific data and...
I attended the mind of Buckminster Fuller's talk at Bucky Group last Saturday. The talk is conducted by Bucky Group member - Titus Yong. He shares what he seen at the Buckminster Fuller's exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art. He also talks about what he thinks about how Buckminster...
Before a Plane takes off from the ground the attendances demonstrate the oxygen mask and say: If you travel with children, put on the mask on yourself first before you help them. Always think of yourself first and help yourself first, whatever situation you are in. If you do not help yourself, how...
to raise, to lift, to stand there tall to never ever give in and to never feel small to rest for awhile, maybe a minute or three but to never ever start defending, be free! cause the people alive is the people that's walking it's the movable mind that don't settle with talking toptraveler
When we travel we often use the expression; to visit. "I will visit Denmark later this year." or "Last month I visited Paris." But what does it really mean to visit someone? When we were kids my family always visited my Grandmother every Sunday. It wasn't that long ride but still we put on our best...
My new friend Steve, an Englishman in Spain and a true Traveler shared with me some hotel stories. It is delightful to read what he writes and I just want to share his reviews over hotels as I also want to encourage ALL Top Travelers to share their experiences with hotels they have stayed in. Here...
Paper, meet pixels. Pixels, meet paper. While I have never bought a copy of Esquire magazine, as soon as I heard that there was an e-ink cover on the 75th Anniversary issue I shot over to Esquire's site to learn more about how they did it. (Not familiar with it? Here's what e-ink is all about). The...
To Travel To travel is a state of mind. It is what people that are open, flexible, creative and generally love life do. They see what is new and unknown as a challenge and they dear to give up the safe bed, the normal rhythm just to take the challenge that lays out there somewhere. Sometimes it's...
Wie in einer billigen Schmierenkomödie bekämpfen sich in den USA seit einiger Zeit zwei Veranstalter von "Schönheitswettbewerben" für Startups (( eigentlich nicht für die Startups, sondern für die Vulture Capitalists im Publikum ; )). Dazu gehört natürlich auch die Tatsache, dass man die...
Interesting story how Apple used a expired patent ((filed by an inventor in 1979)) to shoot down Burst.com's patent claims: ...documents filed by Apple in a court case show the US firm acknowledges him as the father of the iPod. The computer giant even flew Mr Kramer to its Californian headquarters...
Writing in Creative Behavior, Sarah E Lorenzen, principal of Plasmatic Concepts, a multidisciplinary firm in Los Angeless, positions multidisciplinary collaborations this way: "Just to make things clear, the multidisciplinary collaborations I am describing here are those whose primary motive is...
I have a friend in New York (and who doesn't need friends in New York?) who published Hear, Hear. "Hear, Hear is an online publication for small businesses, from a small business' point of view. We interview interesting people and pontificate about everything small business owners go through each...
You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete. - Buckminster Fuller, polymath, master innovator ( 1895-1983) Buckminster Fuller never saw a mountain that was too high for him. From wherever he was, he was able...
I first heard about Unsworn Industries from Very Short List, which is a treasure trove of discoveries and well worth subscribing to, if you don't already. According to their description, Telemegaphones are tall loudspeaker sculptures that automatically answers incoming phone calls and projects the...
Future Glass is one of those things that I desperately want to work but have trouble imagining how it would. So with suspension-of-disbelief in full effect (because I want it to work), I can think of a few practical applications...museums, retail stores...it might even get interesting with face...
