Tweet? I’ve never done that before…
Ok, after just about EVERYBODY I know pestered me about Twitter, I finally broke down and joined, mostly to follow people that might give me tips for stories. If you follow me, I’ll follow you. @ian_monroe
Ok, after just about EVERYBODY I know pestered me about Twitter, I finally broke down and joined, mostly to follow people that might give me tips for stories. If you follow me, I’ll follow you. @ian_monroe
Taken this evening at about 5:30 p.m., here.
Wow, this is awesome. Some folks in England invented a robot that does science — from hypothesis, to testing, to conclusion — and it actually generated new knowledge autonomously! Outstanding. “The scientists at Aberystwyth University and the University of Cambridge designed Adam to carry out each stage of the scientific process automatically without the need … Read more
Check out this beautiful gallery of obsolete gadgets and tech from DarkRoastedBlend.com I particularly love the mad scientist cold-war era Russian stuff. Found via BoingBoing Gadgets.
Starting today until the beginning of June, I’m working on Health/Science reporting. My beat is Technology/Gadgets/Nanotech. If you should happen to have any good tips on these subjects, please please contact me and clue me in (ian at ianmonroe.com). I finally have a beat that I can write about with some kind of clarity, so … Read more
Excellent video. found via Digg.
I caught a cold. It even came with a minor ear infection. So I’ve been popping the amoxicillin and OTC cold remedies. Bummer. I saw Watchmen. I liked it. It got a bum rap from the fanboys (and critics), but then again, how could it not? Some of the reviews have said that it was … Read more
Is there anything more jaded than to use the financial meltdown as a cheesy sales gimmick? I hereby pledge not to do any business with any company that uses the words stimulus, bail-out, or the mainstreet/Wall St. dichotomy as part of their advertising.
This fellow gets it. Everyone knows by now that the newspaper industry is broken, possibly beyond repair, but, particularly over the last three or four years, I’ve come across countless folks that want to sell you a solution to “fix” it. But it can’t be fixed. The environment has changed, and the niche that newspapers … Read more