Author: kevin

Feed, ICL, Laughing

Jun 21, 2012

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"Imagine drinking orange juice out of an orange-flavored container that you can chew after. Or ice cream in a non-melting chocolate envelope." With the technology already existing, David Edwards, a biomedical engineer at Harvard, is attempting to push the boundaries of the way people eat their food and bring this product to the mainstream audience....

Feed, On Beauty

Jun 07, 2012

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I'm sure everyone knows what a confluence is, but has anyone ever actually seen confluence images as visually contrasting as these? Whether it be first-hand out in the wild, or behind a computer 10,000 miles away, nature never ceases to amaze me. If mother nature can seamlessly merge two incredibly visually opposing objects (gargantuan ones,...

Humbled, Mea Culpa, Solutions

Jun 01, 2012

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I'm feeling exceptionally motivated this evening, so with that you'll get an exceptionally motivating post (AKA super cheesy post). Enjoy. Every now and then (more like everyday thanks to Facebook..) you come along one of these incredibly motivating images or videos that just makes you want to kick your ass into high gear and do something...

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Apr 04, 2012

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At first I thought this was a complete joke but then after some research quickly realized that it is indeed a very real project. Well, moreso a concept than an actual product at this time, but certainly something to look forward to in the future. The internet just went public only about 20 some odd...

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Feb 03, 2012

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Love how something that many would consider to be obsolete still has a place in today's time. The quality and unique characteristics produced by a letterpress just cannot be replicated by the modern day laser printers. Think its time for ICL to invest in a letterpress to make all of our future event invites!...

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Jan 24, 2012

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Never ceases to amaze me at how awesomely fast technology and medicine continues to progress. Here's a new story on probably the first (published) human trial with stem cells and its effects on blindness. Maybe its about time I can finally trust Lasik...