Rambles at starchamber.com

rcdb - Roller Coaster DataBase

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From the Playboy site comes “real or fake?”, an actual online test. If you’re easily offended, you can take my word for it that it is mildly interesting. Of course, as long as we’re on the subject of plastic surgery, here is a revolutionary idea about nipple addition surgery can improve your life.

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Here’s something I should have seen coming: an O’Reilly book on bioinformatics. Developing Bioinformatics Computer Skills

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View the news that everybody uses on the Yahoo! News - Most-viewed content page. The more people look at it, the higher up it moves in the ratings. Speedle is attempting to do a similar thing. Just click one button to send a fun page to a friend. Speedle finds out and puts together stats [...]

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Want to know all about blood wetted devices and biomaterials? Edward Leonard is your man. Buy yourself an expert at Biospace.com. This kind of expertise on demand (consulting for dummies) strikes me as one of the boons of the Internet age.

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Artificial intelligence in games Gamasutra. I’m fascinated by how games are on the leading edge of a lot of interesting stuff in computing, from user interface innovations to virtual reality to artificial intelligence. For instance, the cloying cutesy game Creatures doesn’t interest me much as a game, but it does interest me as a massive [...]

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James Gleick has a personal site called around.com. Go there and read what he has to say about being constantly online. Connected: Life in the Wireless Age.

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Storytelling in business,storytelling in organizations,organizational storytelling
some fun phrases: thoughtwander, research flurry, idea sparker

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