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How MSNBC Killed Twitter in its Nest

Twitter is over.  Finished.  Through.  Overdone and dun.  How do I know?  I have the evidence right here:

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Digital Britain and the Privacy Theory

Jamie Grace wrote this article.

As our society shapes itself around speedier and speedier flows of information – some of it useful, some of it not, much of it with only entertainment value – it could be that our legal frameworks, both sides of the Atlantic, will see developments that entail a ‘democratisation’ of democracy itself.

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Amputation Via Texting

Could you do an amputation following instructions sent via text messaging?  Two surgeons did just that —  one was in the Congo — the other doctor was in London.

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Six Thousand Languages

We currently have 6,000 languages in active use across the world; by 2050 we will have lost half of them.  Peter K. Austin, in — One Thousand Languages — takes us on a multicultural tour of the most interesting remaining languages.

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Wall-E is a Deaf ASL Meme Movie

Wall-E is now out on Blu-ray DVD and it is a spectacular movie experience.  The story is timeless, universal, and humanistic in devotion and intention.  The Los Angeles Film Critics Association rightly named Wall-E Best Picture of 2008.

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Appreciating Science in Barbados

Barbadians love art, but Barbados also wants to honor science and technology in the same meme:

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Autism and Art Therapy

In Delaware, The Center for the Creative Arts, is using using Art Therapy to help Autistic kids.

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