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Toilets of Today and Tomorrow







Toilets of Today and Tomorrow

Toilets of Today and Tomorrow 04/23/2004 08:02 AM

Some toilets can even give you a medical checkup, sort of.




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I'm a bit of a reluctant tourist. I enjoy the work I do, the music I'm lucky enough to perform and create and I live in San Francisco, which is an endlessly entertaining city. Nonetheless, I find myself here in Hong Kong International Airport en route to Vietnam and, it's to be hoped, that my narrower points of experience will be broadened. My first bit of adjustment. It ...

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Here Today, Here Tomorrow 06/24/2004 09:16 PM

Me, My Mobile and I 

"A new generation of mobile users are becoming so emotionally attached to their phones that they cannot live without them.

This is one of the key findings of a study into how people use their mobile phones entitled Me, My Mobile and I.

The annual study from research firm Teleconomy reveals that 10 to 14-year-olds - dubbed M-Agers - are rapidly becoming the most sophisticated users of phones.

Even toddlers are able to tell the difference between incoming phone calls and text messages said Professor Michael Hulme, chairman of Teleconomy....

'They are growing up ready to take on these services,' said Prof Hulme....

Phones are rapidly replacing address books, diaries, watches and alarm clocks as people turn increasingly to their handsets to help manage their lives." [BBC News, via textuall y.org]

An admittedly small study group, but the findings are well supported elsewhere. The two killer statistics, though - and the ones to which libraries need to pay particular attention - are that "32% see phone as tool rather than intimate object" and "85% of children had personalised phones."

It's not like these things are going away, you know.


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Here today, gyan tomorrow 04/16/2005 10:09 AM
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Edmonton today; Yellowknife tomorrow 06/22/2005 02:22 AM

Quick trip update for friends and family...  The trip to Edmonton was uneventful except for some strong headwinds in flight (almost 40 knots) and gusty surface winds (20 knots gusting 25 was typical for most of the landings from Winnipeg and onward).  Jeff Foster, the Cirrus authorized service guy here in Edmonton, turned out to be quite the craftsman like a lot of aviation mechanics.  The plane seems to be holding up very nicely after 60 hours on the clock.

The weather forecast for the next couple of days is pretty good so Alex and I should be able to make it to Yellowknife and Inuvik as planned.  I booked the last dog-friendly room in Yellowknife a few hours ago and if we can't find one in Inuvik we'll just pitch the tent next to the airplane and eat granola bars (if living out of one's car is a badge of honorable poverty among singer/songwriters what can one say about living out of an airplane?).

Nearly everyone in Canada has asked about Alex.  Aside from the dog-curiosity the main difference between a Canadian city and a U.S. city seems to be that the Canadians have groups of working-age men hanging around downtown.  Unlike the U.S. the Canadians have a welfare system for men of working age and furthermore that welfare system has no time limits.  So a lot of guys choose to let others pick up the slack while they hang with their buddies and drink beer.

Aviation here is fairly similar to the U.S. but slightly less formal and much less busy.  One can listen to an MP3 track all the way through on a Center frequency before being interrupted by a radio call from an airliner checking in.  At the aviation museum here in Edmonton one of the guides talked about how crazy busy the Edmonton airport was during WWII when they were doing training here and also ferrying 8000 planes over to the Russians.  "We had 850 operations [takeoffs and landings] one day during the peak!" he noted.  For comparison Logan airport in Boston has 2000 operations per day and Teterboro, NJ, a NYC-area airport for private planes, has nearly 600 per day.

I will be spending the rest of the night spraying permethrin into my clothing to repel the mosquitoes and other nasty bugs up there in the NWT.


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Toilets of New Orleans


Toilets of New Orleans 04/02/2005 06:27 PM
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World's Best Toilets


World's Best Toilets 09/14/2004 08:18 PM
The world's best toilets, according to the Travel Channel. Time to redeocrate the toilet in your own castle? :-)

Talking toilets - whatever next?


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WIPO has crazy toilets


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I'm in Geneva, representing EFF at the World Intellectual Property Organization meeting on the unbelie vably misbegotten Broadcast Treaty, an Orwellian masterwork that makes the DMCA look like junior-high playground strong-arming.

The high point (other than working with the amazing coalition of activists that Jamie Love and the Civil Society Coalition have gathered here) was the utterly bizarre self-papering toilets in the WIPO building. I was so taken by these things that I had to shoot a movie -- I knew I could never describe them adequately with words alone. 675k AVI Link

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jajan_toilet.jpg imageThis isn't particularly new—in fact, it could be as old as the hills, if the hills were made in the '90s. But there has never been a fancy Japanese toilet control panel I haven't enjoyed looking at and this is certainly no exception. Even better, it's just a small excerpt from a fantastic article on Wikipedia that details more about Japanese toilets and their Number 2 cultural obsession than any one person really needs to know.

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10/28/2003 11:07 PM
Video game toilets (thanks kaf) .. ©„©Œˆ†Œ .. these

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Airplane Workers Used Toilets As Seats
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07/23/2004 06:01 PM
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Betting on high-tech toilets


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Singapore to Inspect Bus Station Toilets
(AP)


Singapore to Inspect Bus Station Toilets
(AP)
02/10/2004 02:56 AM
AP - Spick-and-span Singapore has set its sights on one of the final frontiers of filth in its neat borders — bus station toilets, a newspaper reported Monday.

Googleplex Gets Japanese Digital Toilets


Googleplex Gets Japanese Digital Toilets 12/15/2003 10:34 AM
SF Biz. Times: Digital revolution leaves Google feeling quite flush. I don't think it should be legal to make quite these many toilet puns. (But, as Gary Price notes "How many companies receive press attention for installing new toilets?")...

Little Leaguers to Test Flush New
Toilets (AP)


Little Leaguers to Test Flush New
Toilets (AP)
03/31/2005 07:46 PM
AP - On Friday, Little Leaguers will get to test the new Fisher Cats Ballpark that's being built — but they won't be out on the field. Instead, they'll be in the bathrooms, making sure the toilets work.

Beijing to clean up smelly toilets
(Reuters)


Beijing to clean up smelly toilets
(Reuters)
08/03/2004 12:32 AM
Reuters - China's capital Beijing, trying to flush away its reputation for primitive public toilets, plans to boost investment to build more lavatories and keep them stocked with toilet paper, the China Daily says.

Gold leaf bedrooms? check. Toilets? ah.


Gold leaf bedrooms? check. Toilets? ah. 07/02/2004 08:23 AM
I've always wanted to see this: a photographic tour of the inside of St.Pancras. The ex-hôtel, now train station, gothic building, mind you, not the actual saint. When the Eurostar terminus moves there, someone will renovate that building and it...

Lifting the Lid on High-Tech Toilets
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Lifting the Lid on High-Tech Toilets
(Reuters)
04/13/2005 11:34 AM
Reuters - China is coming clean about its filthy toilets, first hosting a world toilet summit and now about to hold its first ever toilet exhibition which will lift the lid on new technology.

Va. Residents Find Dead Rats in Toilets
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Va. Residents Find Dead Rats in Toilets
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12/31/2003 05:02 AM
AP - Two residents discovered dead rats in their toilets — and town officials say a nest in the sewer line could be the problem.

"Video Game Toilets: A Pictorial
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London's toilets in audiobook form for
iPod


London's toilets in audiobook form for
iPod
07/25/2004 02:02 PM
pPod is a spoken-word iPod based guide to the public toilets of London.
pPod combines text, spoken word audio, and music to deliver a guide to London’s public loos – truly a convenience for iPod users on the move! Entertaining audio reviews and even accompanying sound tracks such as Handel’s ‘Water Music’ and ‘Cosmic Winds’ will help users to locate their nearest (and loveliest!) loos.
Link (Thanks, Alistair!)

Ryanair sacks workers who travelled in
toilets (Reuters)


Ryanair sacks workers who travelled in
toilets (Reuters)
07/23/2004 07:50 AM
Reuters - Irish airline Ryanair has sacked two of its workers who sat in an overcrowded plane's toilets for a flight from Spain because there were no other seats.

Report: Thieves Loot Hong Kong Toilets
(AP)


Report: Thieves Loot Hong Kong Toilets
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08/19/2004 04:34 PM
AP - Thieves scouring for scrap metal have looted dozens of stainless steel drain covers and other fixtures, including faucets, from public toilets in a Hong Kong neigborhood, a newspaper reported Thursday.
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