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These Guys Built a Fake Submarine to Play Submarine Games in August 8, 2012

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Rather than simply rig up an existing title, the guys made their own primitive game, that’s played by using the actual controls and responding to feedback. For example, if a torpedo is incoming, players will be audibly warned, then you’ll need to “pull handles” and “crank valves” in order to evade it.

via These Guys Built a Fake Submarine to Play Submarine Games in.

 

<<Artemis players are like this… :-)>>

the daily | news and information for Case Western Reserve University August 7, 2012

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During the August meeting of Science Café Cleveland, Iwan Alexander, chair of the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, will present “Wind Power: hot air or energy for the future?”

Alexander will talk about offshore wind (including the Great Lakes), its relevance, barriers to implementation and its role now and in the future relative to conventional fuels for electrical power—coal, natural gas and nuclear.

The discussion will be held at Market Garden Brewery Aug. 13, with drinks beginning at 6:30 p.m. and the talk at 7.

For more information on Science Café Cleveland, which is sponsored by the CWRU chapter of Sigma Xi, WCPN ideastream and the Market Garden Brewery, visit case.edu/affil/sigmaxi/.

via the daily | news and information for Case Western Reserve University.

Cleveland GEEK ALERTS | Forum » OPShots.net – Cyberhub to Cleveland Aviation and the World! August 3, 2012

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Cleveland GEEK ALERTS

Did you see something, or know of something coming to the Cleveland Airports? Let us know here. This is for aircraft enroute or still present in the area or at the airport.

Geek Alerts should be posted only when an aircraft or a flight is publicly announced or visible on one of the current flight tracking sites. Any military, VIP, or unannounced postings will be deleted until such time as the information becomes public or the aircraft has arrived at the airport. All alerts are for aircraft enroute or still present in the area or at the airport. For discussions on aircraft that have come and gone, please post in the General Aviation forums.

via Cleveland GEEK ALERTS | Forum » OPShots.net – Cyberhub to Cleveland Aviation and the World!.

The Cleveland Institute of Art is a premier college of art and design in Cleveland, Ohio | p. (800) 223-4700 August 3, 2012

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The Cleveland Institute of Art is a premier college of art and design in Cleveland, Ohio | p. (800) 223-4700.

Geeks are stars in Morgan Spurlock’s documentary about Comic-Con | cleveland.com August 3, 2012

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Morgan Spurlock’s documentary about the annual gathering of the pop-culture freaks, geeks, nerds and fans in San Diego.

via Geeks are stars in Morgan Spurlock’s documentary about Comic-Con | cleveland.com.

CWRU, CMNH and WVIZ/PBS Present Second Season of Lecture Series / ideastream / ideastream – Northeast Ohio Public Radio, Television and Multiple Media August 3, 2012

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Thanks to an ongoing partnership between Case Western Reserve University, The Cleveland Museum of Natural History and WVIZ/PBS ideastream, television viewers in Northeast Ohio will once again have a chance to connect with some leading local scholars of the origins sciences. Seven new presentations that were recorded in the spring at Case Western Reserve’s Institute for the Science of Origins’ “Origins Science Scholars Program” lecture series will air in August and September on the WVIZ/PBS World channel.

via CWRU, CMNH and WVIZ/PBS Present Second Season of Lecture Series / ideastream / ideastream – Northeast Ohio Public Radio, Television and Multiple Media.

“My Favorite Museum Exhibit”: Controversial history – Boing Boing August 3, 2012

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The condom, obviously, is pictured above. It’s worth noting that, at this point in history, condoms were meant to be reusable.

via “My Favorite Museum Exhibit”: Controversial history – Boing Boing.