The Fabric of the Cosmos

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"Cosmos"

"Cosmos" 01/03/2004 07:07 PM

WS-Fabric

WS-Fabric 06/05/2005 11:59 PM
To my mind, the debate between ESB and WS-Fabric is settled already. But I'm out on a limb here. Dave Chappell has ...

Se anuncia Cosmos en DVD

Se anuncia Cosmos en DVD 07/22/2004 11:43 PM

Cosmos 1 one of a kind

Cosmos 1 one of a kind 06/24/2005 09:33 PM
Usatoday.com - Tue Jun 21, 08:52 pm GMT

Cosmos of Methos 0.3.2

Cosmos of Methos 0.3.2 02/19/2004 12:12 AM
A simulation game about Ancient times.

Wedding Fabric

Wedding Fabric 03/06/2004 01:50 AM
I've been pretty busy with wedding planning lately, hence the low frequencies of updates to this site. I have taken some pictures however. This was inspired when I wandered by Karen's sewing machine, which she had inadvertently left on late at night. This next one is a closeup of a fabric detail. And here's Karen's favorite....

The E-Fabric Has No Clothes

The E-Fabric Has No Clothes 06/22/2004 03:27 PM
Every so often, the promise of electronic circuitry in fabric arises even though "e-fabrics" have a long way to go before getting into clothing. There are a range of obstacles: e-fabrics are too stiff or uncomfortable, they aren't durable to washing, and they need to be recognized as safe, among other things. Maybe someday these problems will be solved, but in the meantime, embedding electronics in fabrics should at least look appealing. So interesting (or "beautiful" as their inventor describes them) wall hangings and switches made from e-fabrics could popularize the concept of non-traditional electronics. But for now, these devices still have a few technological hurdles to overcome.

WebMethods Fabric goes to v6.5

WebMethods Fabric goes to v6.5 04/18/2005 10:03 AM
Computer Weekly Apr 18 2005 2:14PM GMT

The fabric of the bl0gosphere

The fabric of the bl0gosphere 01/07/2004 05:20 PM
Reading Brian Greene's New York Times op-ed on the inherent subjectivity of time in a quantum, relativistic universe, I couldn't help be struck by two thoughts. First, Greene fails to mention Peter Galison's excellent recent book on the very same subject of time simultaneity.

Second, and more important, Greene's vision of "kaleidoscopic" time perfectly describes the messy, intersubjective, constantly changing yet enduring nature of information in the emerging blogosphere:


As David Weinberger taught us in Small Pieces Loosely Joined, the Net has deep metaphysical implications for our conception of the world. We're all used to thinking of the Web as the revolutionary development, and it certainly was. But while the Web dramatically lowered the cost of publishing and accessing information, it kept the static and impersonal page metaphor of older media. Weblogs, aided by syndication mechanisms, remove that crutch.

Some day we may look back and identify the rise of blogs, not the Web, as the decisive development that changed our relationship to information... and to each other.

Plugging into the bus-fabric

Plugging into the bus-fabric 02/10/2004 02:59 AM
Systinet's CTO Adam Blum has been writing in his weblog about a concept he calls the web services bus (or if you ...

The Fabric of Creativity

The Fabric of Creativity 12/19/2004 03:36 PM

Biggest ever cosmos simulation

Biggest ever cosmos simulation 06/05/2005 10:48 PM
Astronomers use supercomputers to re-create how the Universe evolved into the shape it has today.

Course: Cosmos Explained. Prerequisites:
None.

Course: Cosmos Explained. Prerequisites:
None. 02/05/2005 09:29 PM
Simon Singh's fast-paced history of the Big Bang theory encompasses all of recorded human history, from Eratosthenes to Einstein.

Technorati cosmos within NetNewsWire

Technorati cosmos within NetNewsWire 02/01/2005 10:07 PM
Niall Kennedy: “I wrote an AppleScript for NetNewsWire that allows a user to subscribe to the Technorati cosmos for any individual item within NetNewsWire.”

Cosmos I, un velero en el espacio

Cosmos I, un velero en el espacio 06/22/2005 02:14 AM

Technorati: Link Cosmos

Technorati: Link Cosmos 12/20/2002 01:44 AM
Technorati: Link Cosmos. A very cool idea, this site keeps track of the network of blogs. You can see inbound links to a site and outbound links from there. How neat.

So What About that "Technorati Cosmos"
Scott?

So What About that "Technorati Cosmos"
Scott? 10/28/2003 11:08 PM

So What About that "Technorati Cosmos" Scott?

I've had a flurry of requests recently asking why Feedster doesn't have a Technorati like "Cosmos".  So over the past few days, with the assistance of Mike from down under who tossed in a critical string parser, I've been implementing this.  And we're calling it your "Feedster Web".  We looked at the whole Nebula / Galaxy / Constellation / etc but Richard Soderberg came up with "Web" and that one stuck.  Now while the final code may not be ready until after Gnomedex (there's one bug that makes some domains non-"webbable"), I thought I'd at least give you a preview so you can tell me if we're on track.

See Feedster Web Demo

Please leave comments on this blog entry and I'll see if we can, well, accommodate them.

Cosmos 'a billion years older'

Cosmos 'a billion years older' 05/20/2004 08:46 AM
New measurements that an atomic reaction is slower than was thought may mean the Universe is older.

The fundamental force of the cosmos:
Coincidence

The fundamental force of the cosmos:
Coincidence 03/26/2005 04:53 PM
Over at Tom Peters' site I posted a bit about Netflix's policy on who gets which DVD's first, citing an anonymous research paper on the topic. Who do I hear from afterwards but my old friend Mike Muegel. Turns out, he's the anonymous writer. He says: It was a fun little project, as it was so obvious what was going on, especially after I set up the 2nd account. And I enjoy writing custom Web robots and charting. Oh how I love my graphs... By the way, Mike notes that he's looking for his next job. If you want to...

'Birth cry' of the cosmos heard

'Birth cry' of the cosmos heard 06/23/2004 09:00 AM
Astronomers have recorded the soundtrack to the Universe's first million years producing what they have called the "music" of the cosmos.

Cosmos 1 Set to Test Solar Sail

Cosmos 1 Set to Test Solar Sail 06/17/2005 06:34 PM
A group of space enthusiasts will attempt to prove that you really can fly a spacecraft without a single drop of onboard fuel. By Amit Asaravala.

Storage edge or fabric centre?

Storage edge or fabric centre? 01/04/2005 06:46 AM
TechWorld Jan 4 2005 10:59AM GMT

New Cotton Fabric May Absorb Toxins

New Cotton Fabric May Absorb Toxins 04/05/2005 12:10 PM
LiveScience.com Apr 5 2005 3:30PM GMT

List in Space: Calling the Cosmos Gets
Commercial

List in Space: Calling the Cosmos Gets
Commercial 03/23/2005 01:28 PM
Space.com Mar 23 2005 5:15PM GMT

Cosmos Solar Sail Getting Close To
Launch

Cosmos Solar Sail Getting Close To
Launch 08/16/2004 06:26 PM

Cosmos "shaped like Eiffel Tower"
(Reuters)

Cosmos "shaped like Eiffel Tower"
(Reuters) 05/26/2004 03:02 PM
Reuters - The universe looks like the Eiffel Tower topped with a never-ending spire, a German physicist says.

Microsoft to Make RSS Part of Longhorn,
IE 7.0 Fabric

Microsoft to Make RSS Part of Longhorn,
IE 7.0 Fabric 06/24/2005 04:47 PM
Microsoft is building RSS support into Longhorn. Microsoft also is building RSS support into Internet Explorer 7.0 (both the version integrated in Longhorn and the one that will run on XP).

'The acceptance of FC Fabric Routing has
been very solid'

'The acceptance of FC Fabric Routing has
been very solid' 09/25/2004 04:08 AM
Express Computer India Sep 25 2004 8:40AM GMT

Sonic fabric dress -- wearable music
instrument

Sonic fabric dress -- wearable music
instrument 05/11/2004 03:17 PM
BoingBoing reader Michael Corrado points us to a website featuring...

Fabric made from woven audiotape, readable by gloves containing tape heads. Dress made for Jim Jon Fishman of Phish, which composed song about dress's debut. Fishman used dress to create music next night. Vegas, May 2004

Link

Update: BoingBoing reader Gary writes, "If you want to hear the results yourself (nothing too impressive ... yet), you can go here and download the concert (during the performance of "Love You"). You might also be pleasantly suprised that Phish is happy to transmit full soundboard quality with no DRM."

TBAECP's new soft gaskets feature
protection against fabric tears

TBAECP's new soft gaskets feature
protection against fabric tears 07/18/2004 02:08 AM
EMI shielding specialist, TBA Electro Conductive Products (ECP) has added a new option to its ECP 400 series of soft gaskets that protects against tears in the conductive fabric coating. [PRWEB Jul 18, 2004]

Pentek's Comprehensive Software Radio
Transceiver Packs FPGA Processing Power
with XMC Switched-Fabric I/O

Pentek's Comprehensive Software Radio
Transceiver Packs FPGA Processing Power
with XMC Switched-Fabric I/O 02/01/2005 09:13 PM
Configurable Data-Routing Puts FPGA Processing in the Baseband Data Stream - XMC I/O Provides High-Speed Data Streaming - Built-In Sync Bus Enables Multiple-Board Synchronization - Transceiver Section Handles 40 MHz Bandwidth IF or RF Signals - 512 MB Memory Buffers Data for Digital Delay and Analysis Operations - PMC, cPCI, PCI and Conduction-Cooled Versions Available [PRWEB Jan 19, 2005]

Cisco Systems to Acquire Topspin
Communications; Broadens Data Center
Portfolio with Server Fabric Switches, I

Cisco Systems to Acquire Topspin
Communications; Broadens Data Center
Portfolio with Server Fabric Switches, I 04/15/2005 06:50 PM
dBusinessNews.com Apr 15 2005 11:25PM GMT

FrogPad™ and SCOTTeVEST® Introduce First
Wearable Frog, the Industry’s First One
Handed Fabric Keyboard with Bluetooth
Wireless Technology

FrogPad™ and SCOTTeVEST® Introduce First
Wearable Frog, the Industry’s First One
Handed Fabric Keyboard with Bluetooth
Wireless Technology 01/06/2005 04:38 AM
New Wearable FrogPad Opens World of Data Entry Opportunities - Las Vegas – January 6, 2005 -- FrogPad, an innovator in data entry methods for mobile computing, and innovative clothing maker SCOTTeVEST INC., joined forces to introduce its latest innovation: the FrogPad SCOTTeVEST, the latest in mobile computing attire – making it possible for seamless data entry from anywhere. The FrogPad SCOTTeVEST is a portable fabric keyboard with Bluetooth technology that is integrated into some of SCOTTeVEST’s line of clothing. The wearable FrogPad is compatible with all Macs and PCs supporting the Bluetooth Human Interface Device (HID) profile, which describes how a keyboard will communicate with another Bluetooth device. [PRWEB Jan 6, 2005]

FrogPad™/Ekeksen™ Introduce the First
Wearable Frog, the Industry’s First One
Handed Fabric Keyboard with Bluetooth
Wireless Technology

FrogPad™/Ekeksen™ Introduce the First
Wearable Frog, the Industry’s First One
Handed Fabric Keyboard with Bluetooth
Wireless Technology 01/06/2005 04:14 AM
New Wearable Eleksen FrogPad Opens World of Data Entry OpportunitiesHouston – January 6, 2005 -- FrogPad, an innovator in data entry methods for mobile computing, and soft sensing and interface device manufacturer Eleksen, joined forces to introduce its latest innovation: the wearable Frog, the latest in mobile computing data interfaces – making it possible for seamless data entry from anywhere. The wearable Frog is a portable fabric keyboard with Bluetooth technology. The wearable Frog is compatible with all Macs and PCs supporting the Bluetooth Human Interface Device (HID) profile, which describes how a keyboard will communicate with another Bluetooth device. FrogPad is seeking partners to take the prototypes for potential design and applications from FrogPad and Eleksen to market. [PRWEB Jan 6, 2005]

More Contrast Rich Movies With the New
Beamax High Contrast Fabric

More Contrast Rich Movies With the New
Beamax High Contrast Fabric 04/03/2005 03:55 AM
Available from April 1st, Beamax introduces the High Contrast screen fabric. The new High Contrast fabric increases the perceived deepness of the black projected on the screen. Additionally, the images are more easily seen in high ambient light conditions (daytime viewing and non-darkened rooms), because the darker parts of the projected images are more visible. The High Contrast fabric is currently available in the M, M-silver, A and A-Velvet screen series. [PRWEB Apr 3, 2005]
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