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2020 and Acorns for dinner!

Its 2010 and Acorns are on the menu.

Ten years ago no one ate acorns. They just fell to the ground and animals ate some of them but many of them rotted.

Now we all go for walks in the woods on beautiful fall days and collect the acorns.

Ten years ago everyone thought grinding and leaching the acorns was too much work! But a student group from Olin, following the example of Amy Smith created simple…

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Posted on March 11, 2010 at 9:28pm — 7 Comments

NEXTSTEP on affordable technology for blind people

My NEXTSTEP is inspired by this post: http://www.urgentevoke.com/profiles/blogs/cellphones-and-the-visually…

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Posted on March 11, 2010 at 4:06am — 2 Comments

Ying Yang Butterfly

Jake Baird posted a Evoke Avatar List and asked me to do a post about my avatar:… Continue

Posted on March 7, 2010 at 1:43pm — 2 Comments

Sugar on a Stick - Doing the hard work to create a simple solution that works on many different computers

Joanna Chaplin has been wonderful and asked some geek friends of her about helping with the Sugar on a Stick project. Her friend writes the following:…

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Posted on March 7, 2010 at 12:42am

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At 2:19pm on March 8, 2010, John Tsangaris said…: Nothing wrong with getting on the board. That's part of it to me (not the position, but the premise). From what the adverts said at the beginning, the point of this GAME was to create real life benefit as well. To allow people to grow and create skills beneficial in the real world as well as to solve real world problems. We could do that elsewhere, but what draws us here is the gaming / rl combination that makes things fun. So, while I get achievements on the Xbox for doing certain things and progressing through the game, we get power points here. And being a leader is something to be celebrated! So, Congrats! :-)

At 6:02am on March 7, 2010, Jake Baird said…: I love your butterfly ying yang idea! It would be most appreciated if you made it into a blog with the picture inside it so I can add it to the list. :)