Machte das US-Militär Löcher in den Himmel? H.A.A.R.P. (Hochfrequenz-aktives Aura-Forschungsprogramm) ist ein umstrittener Hochfrequenzradiosender oder ”iono-sphärischer Erhitzer”, von dem man glaubt, daß er von der US-NAVY / AIR FORCE und den Phillips Laboratorien im fernen Gakona, Alaska, betrieben wird. Der Film H.A.A.R.P. untersucht die Tragweite des Projekts und überprüft die unterschiedlichsten Theorien unabhängiger Wissenschaftler, die uns über die Gefahren und Nutzen hoher und niedriger Frequenzen und elektromagnetischer Technologie informieren. Das Video bemüht sich, eine faire und genaue Bewertung von H.A.A.R.P. zu geben und bringt lebenswichtige Informationen über ein Projekt an die Öffentlichkeit, das eine dramatische Wirkung auf unsere gesamte Welt haben könnte.
Over at the Eidos Interactive booth we check out Mini Ninjas and Batman: Arkham Asylum.
http://www.revolutionaudio.ca Revolution Audio Canada presents Melodyne Editor. The first Melodyne Plug-in with DNA - Direct Note Access technology. With the integration of DNA, however, even the harmonies in an audio file can now be seen, accessed and shaped—note by note. Users can quite literally intervene in the chords of their recordings and change individual notes within them. This offers sensational new possibilities for the correction and refashioning of audio.
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Personal Branding, David Armano, Critical Mass
"The hallmark of any great brand is authenticity -- just ask Harley-Davidson, Coke or Apple, especially when all of these brands lost their way and learned from it. Same thing applies to Brand You. In every tweak of a template, upload and keystroke, you have an opportunity to be authentic or disingenuous. Know what makes you special and unique, and tap into those qualities as you build your personal brand online. Most people can spot a fake when they see one, so remember that being genuine is more important that presenting yourself in an artificially glossy manner. It used to be important for bloggers to "find their voice" -- now it's relevant to all of us."
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Cubase 5 - Review Part 2 - VariAudio - Built in pitch correction
http://www.revolutionaudio.ca Revolution Audio Canada at NAMM 2009 presenting Cubase 5 - Review Part 2 - showing off the new VariAudio technology - Cubase 5's new built in pitch correction with Dave Miner of Yamaha Music Canada.
Daniel Sieberg spoke with Mattel's Jim Sheridan about their new mind control toy, Mind Flex. The game uses brain waves to power a fan that floats a ball through an obstacle course.
Shira Lazar takes a look at Google Wave, a collaboration and communication tool that can be used as a form of instant messenger or as an e-mail replacement.
Microsoft wants to pay you to use Bing, LG is about to show off a new OLED TV, and finding the Loch Ness Monster via Google Earth.
recently remasterd film footage from nasa`s archive tells the story of the international space station
Sony launches the PlayStation 3 Slim, we have a playlist for The Beatles: Rock Band, and why you should avoid calling someone a skank on your blog.
Daniel Sieberg spoke with Universal Display Corporation's Janice Mahon about organic light emitting diamond (OLED) display technology which allows for thin and flexible display screens.
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The Past Half-Century of Sea Level Rise
In his testimony before the U.S. House of Representatives’ Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming, NASA’s James Hansen stated “there is increasing realization that sea level rise this century may be measured in meters if we follow business-as-usual fossil fuel emissions.” Agreeing with Hansen, many people have been quick to jump on the CO2-induced global warming/rising sea level bandwagon. But how close to reality are the projections of a future sea level rise that is measured in meters?
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Chicago 2016; A New Media Olympics, Mark Mitten, Bill Bulman & Jim Marcus, OgilvyOne
The Talk: Marketing and brand strategy of the bid for the Chicago 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games Mark Mitten, Chief Brand Officer from Chicago 2016 Bill Bulman, User Experience Director from OgilvyOne Jim Marcus, Interactive Creative Director from OgilvyOne
LucasArts presents LEGO Indiana Jones 2 for all next-generation and current generation platforms where you can customize your own levels to bring back memorable moments from your favorite Indiana Jones move.
As online social networking gains more and more popularity, many older adults have now acquired accounts for sites such as Facebook. K-VALu2019s Jennifer Winters reports from Eugene, Oregon.
Gmail goes offline, British Airways lets passengers use their cell phones in the air, and a consortium of movie studios try to launch an online version of HBO.
The PlayStation 3 gets Netflix streaming, Wal-Mart wants to offer IT support, and how to make speakers out of your used junk food wrappers.
YouTube wants you to share your viewing habits with the world, Comcast wants to be like Hulu, and we have another Twitter book on our hands.
Artist Brett Rogers has created more than 60 images on his cell phone by using a drawing pad application. Rogers tells KCCI's Steve Karlin that it is a great way for artists to practice but no one knows about it.
Yahoo Music looks like MySpace, the first solar-powered airplane takes flight, and how to get in shape with your Nintendo DSi.
Google gives you a new way to flip through the news, the Apple TV gets a price cut, and the HP Mini-Note shows off its spring couture.
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