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Shoppers walking away from purchasesShoppers walking away from purchasesShoppers walking away from purchases 06/07/2004 07:05 PM globetechnology.com Jun 7 2004 10:33PM GMT This is a GrokNews Entry: (what is grok?)Shoppers walking away from purchasesGrok Headline matches for Shoppers walking away from purchasesLet Your IT Do the WalkingLet Your IT Do the Walking 03/26/2005 02:36 AM Constructech Magazine Mar 26 2005 6:44AM GMT Mad Cow WalkingMad Cow Walking 01/25/2004 01:54 AM What if the Mad Cow wasn't a 'downer'? walking in lawalking in la 05/30/2004 08:25 PM Anne and I walked 13 miles today, along The Strand from Dockweiler to Hermosa and back. It was a perfect day to walk. Blue skies, a light breeze, tons of friendly people out walking their dogs, and a beach absolutely packed with people playing volleyball. There was this festive atmosphere everywhere, and I felt like my soul got a little recharge while my body got a light workout. Walking to the sky.Walking to the sky. 09/13/2004 03:44 AM Walking octopusesWalking octopuses 03/30/2005 09:14 PM Camouflaged and Walking octopuses Octopus marginatus and Octopus (Abdopus) aculeatus, that walk along the seafloor using two alternating arms and apparently use the remaining six arms for camouflage. Walking In A VR FutureWalking In A VR Future 08/11/2004 01:33 PM It's a walking city after allIt's a walking city after all 11/19/2003 08:01 AM I don't know why I started doing it, but for one reason or another I set about recording my feet walking through Vancouver when I was up there last week. I assembled a bunch of the clips and slapped a song I listened to a great deal on my way up there, Scott and Shannon's Nothing New. After editing the clips together in iMovie for about 30 minutes I've nearly gotten motion sickness, but hopefully you don't feel that way while watching it. 13 Mb mpeg-4 quicktime (right-click to save-as since my server doesn't recognize the mime-type) Walking ManhattanWalking Manhattan 01/03/2005 01:41 AM In the last New Yorker issue of 2004 (I'm doing some catch-up reading), Ben McGrath has a fun Talk of the Town piece on Caleb Smith, a guy who walked every street on the island of Manhattan over the last year and a half. The end of the piece mentions Mike Epstein, of the excellent Creative Commons-licensed photography blog Satan's Laundromat. Mike has taken up Smith's peripatetic legacy; he has "so far logged just two dozen miles, but he has plans for one-upmanship. He intends to do Roosevelt Island." Walking the Talk?Walking the Talk? 03/19/2005 02:27 AM Some U.S. execs make big noises about U.S. innovation -- but look overseas for new ideas. Cop on the beat now a walking databaseCop on the beat now a walking database 07/02/2004 02:53 AM Robotic walking chairRobotic walking chair 12/03/2003 03:50 PM Japanese researchers at Waseda University and manufacturer Tmsuk have built a prototype two-legged robotic walking chair which can carry a person and walk up and down stairs. Sort of reminds us of the iBot 3000, that motorized wheelchair invented by Dean Kamen (i.e. Mr. Segway) that can also climb up and down stairs. Though without the wheels, obviously. Anyway, a working model of the WL-16 could hit the market within a few years. Read [Via The Red Ferret Journal]... walking around passport controlwalking around passport control 09/02/2004 10:02 AM I'm at an airport lounge in Frankfurt Airport and just had a weird experience. There was a huge line and passport control to get into the terminal with my departure gate for my next flight. I decided to go to the lounge. It was sort of a long walk, but when I arrived and asked how to get to my gate, they said it was around the corner - with no security or passport control. Somehow I just "walked around" the passport control. Now I realize that this is inter-terminal passport control so I have no idea what sort of border it represents, but being able to walk around it seems a bit weird to me... Comment - TrackBackPlustech Walking MachinePlustech Walking Machine 03/17/2005 03:52 AM
Product Page (with videos!) [Plustech via DefenseTech ] Walking the wireless tightropeWalking the wireless tightrope 04/19/2004 05:50 AM vnunet.com Apr 19 2004 10:26AM GMT Walking May Ward Off Alzheimer's (AP)Walking May Ward Off Alzheimer's (AP) 09/21/2004 06:57 PM AP - Walking regularly at age 70 and beyond can help keep the mind sharp and ward off Alzheimer's disease, according to research suggesting that what is good for the heart is also good for the brain. DirectInput - Walking the BearDirectInput - Walking the Bear 09/25/2004 04:08 AM Express Computer India Sep 25 2004 8:51AM GMT Octopuses Seen Walking From PredatorsOctopuses Seen Walking From Predators 03/26/2005 09:27 PM Sci-Tech Today Mar 27 2005 12:00AM GMT Walking Tours in the Bay AreaWalking Tours in the Bay Area 12/02/2003 01:16 AM Want some exercise? In the Bay area? Check out Weekly Walker at http://www.weeklywalker.com/, a site the provides a number of interesting walks in the Bay area. You can browse the walks on the left side of the page, by location... Girl disappears while walking dogGirl disappears while walking dog 04/01/2005 02:47 PM A teenage girl from Cornwall fails to return home after walking a dog while visiting her grandparents in Plymouth. RoboMessiahWatch: Walking On WaterRoboMessiahWatch: Walking On Water 08/02/2004 03:52 PM
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Inventing a Way to Walk on Water [NYTimes via Wooba] Cop On The Beat A Walking DatabaseCop On The Beat A Walking Database 06/28/2004 02:39 PM CBS News Jun 28 2004 6:53PM GMT He Has His Walking Points (Los Angeles
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Joel is out gallivanting across New
Orleans and has presumably found his way to CTIA, where he'll be
reporting from soon. Meanwhile, he's left the lot of you in my
(allegedly) capable hands, with this message: Caveat emptor. That
being said, let's get down to it. Plustech Oy (a John Deere
subsidiary) has unleashed their Walking Machine—an
indispensable, six-legged log-hauling machine that I assume can eat
orphanages and other small buildings with ease. In reality, the
Walking Machine is use for foresting and can determine ground pressure
and adjust the machine's six shoes appropriately, allowing it to
traverse various terrains. It's also able to detect and avoid
obstacles, simply stepping over things in its path. Brilliantly
controlled with a single joystick (and a complex computer navigation
system), the Plustech website has some videos of the Walking Machine
in action.