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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Split Second
The rapatronic camera was developed by Harold Edgerton to perform ultra-high-speed photography. Specifically, to photograph nuclear explosions in their earliest stages. The photo to the right depicts a nuclear fireball with a diameter of perhaps 20 meters. (We can estimate … Continue reading
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FOTY 1977: Young / Foreman
This is an entry in an occasional series of posts looking back at the Ring Magazine Fights of the Year from 1970 to 2009. In 1977 Jimmy Young fought George Foreman for 12 rounds in San Juan, Puerto Rico. No … Continue reading
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OpenGL ES 1.1 Demo
Not too much to say about this: It’s an OpenGL ES 1.1 demo. It draws and animates the Platonic solids (tap the screen to cycle through them). If you look at the code (most of the interesting stuff is in … Continue reading
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Needless To Say
Today, in another episode of my attempt to single-handedly beautify the common usage of the English language, I aim my lance at the windmill of the cliche “needless to say”. Google returns 65,700,000 results for this phrase, and almost every … Continue reading
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Boids
Because I have a houseplant, I keep my office blinds open almost all the time. Because I’m lazy thoughtful, I look out my window a lot. Because there are trees outside my window, I see a lot of birds. Here’s … Continue reading
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Energy
On NRO, I saw the following in relation to the disaster in Japan: Sen. Joe Lieberman (I., Conn.) is calling for a temporary moratorium on the construction of new nuclear power plants. “The reality is that we’re watching something unfold,” … Continue reading
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FOTY 1976: Foreman / Lyle
This is an entry in an occasional series of posts looking back at the Ring Magazine Fights of the Year from 1970 to 2009. In 1976 George Foreman fought Ron Lyle for the fringe NABF title in his first real … Continue reading
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