What's old is new again.

by Mike Kravinsky

Is "Mere Existence" the future of the comic strip?

by Mike Kravinsky

The clever gang at MIT have done it again. Keep the computer, loose the mouse.

Instead of writing some blog on an individual topic involving personal, technological or social change, I thought it would be nice to do a round-up of stuff I saw over the weekend that addresses how people are moving forward (or in one case backward) in these tumultuous times.First, the job search. ...

It's so easy to trash BP now. Like here, or here, or here (I love Kimmel). Good Stuff. But what I haven't seen is a real push to get the US, currently the largest user of fossil fuels, off of them. Where is the national effort to move us to a sustainable, environmentally responsible alternative. Yea...

This is an amazing video I came across. In 48 hours the folks at Majek Pictures shot and edited this film on an iphone 4 using one of it's latest apps. I am a firm believer that it's the talent, not the tools. This just proves it. For you TV folks watching this, take a look after the film ends for a behind the scenes tutorial on how it was done.

There's a lot of freaked out people out there. What's amazing is how much money the paranoid have. Plenty are buying "end of the world" bunkers. These underground facilities are being designed, nicely, I might add, by developers who pattern them after luxury cruise ships, with theater's, doctors and...

I've been thinking about the "new frugality" lately. Lots of talk, lots of articles about it. There are several books that have been released, covering saving a dollar, living for less, ...