No Joke, These Artists Are Bananas
Posted in: Today's ChiliGoing Viral Prior To Hitting Newsstands, Bert & Ernie Outed In ‘The New Yorker’
Posted in: Today's ChiliOn the heels of the Supreme Court’s landmark decision rulings that married same-sex couples were entitled to federal benefits and clearing the way for same-sex marriage in California, Sesame Street’s romantic relationship between Bert and Ernie was graphically outed on The New Yorker’s magazine
cover. One week prior to the official date this issue will hit
newsstands, the sexual orientation of the puppets which has long been
the fodder for late-night TV hosts exploded on social media channels.
Japan to Bring First Robot to Space
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe peole of Japan are about to have their very own astro-first in the international community. They may not have been the first to get a man into the void, Russia holds that honor, but they are getting a pretty cool record. They are putting the first robot into space. Kirobo will be visiting the International Space Station this summer.
The Evolution of Function to Form
Posted in: Today's ChiliEverything is created for a purpose, regardless of whether that purpose is useful or pointless. But when 100 or 1000 identical things come together, they bring about a new purpose no one had ever imagined, and art emerges. English artist Laurence Poole understands and manipulates the evolution of everyday things into art that intrigues and inspires.
Google’s algorithms have hopscotched their way across the Internet for
years, always trying to keep one step ahead of those so-called Black Hat
SEO mavericks. Those are the digital CSI technicians whose forensics
are used to investigate the crime scene of websites whose Page Ranks
(PR) have taken a a brutal beating. This occurs usually after a Google
algo shift, the likes of a Panda or Penguin update.