Forbes SXSW: The Road To Austin (by forbes)
How rising artists land gigs at South By Southwest—and what they do to stand out.
Forbes SXSW: The Road To Austin (by forbes)
How rising artists land gigs at South By Southwest—and what they do to stand out.
Capital Grille donates meat to Southwick Zoo (by thebostonglobe)
(Boston Globe) The Capital Grille donated refrigerated meat the Southwick Zoo, The restaurant could not serve the meat after the power outage. Video by Gretchen Ertl/For the Boston Globe and Joanne Rathe/Globe Staff
Assembly-line sushi spreads across the Southland (by losangelestimes)
Restaurants such as U-Sushi, How Do You Roll and SushiFreak bring customer-designed, Chipotle-style fast casual sushi to the masses
The Marquis Hill Trio - A Night at The Drake Hotel (by ChicagoTribune)
The Marquis Hill Trio plays at the Drake Hotel in Chicago as part of the NextGenJazz program, which gives young jazz musicians the opportunity to play in front of a live audience.
Hunting Children in Sudan (by TimeMagazine)
One of the world’s most brutal rebel groups, Joseph Kony’s Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), is on the move from the Congo, terrorizing civilians
One-year anniversary of Japan earthquake and tsunami (by cctwebteam)
Kaz Maniwa, Dianne Fukami and Allen Oakmoto, Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California board members, visited the Tohoku region of Japan after the magnitude 9.0 earthquake on March 11, 2011.
Harmonica player dazzles in Northport, Long Island (by newsday)
Award-winning harmonica player Jia-Yi He performs at the Northport Library Sunday afternoon. Videojournalist: Jessica Rotkiewicz (March 11, 2012)
Big and green at Brooklyn Navy Yard - New York Post (by NYPost)
Rooftop farms planned for Brooklyn to supply local restaurants and shops.
Gameletron Robotic Orchestra (by wired)
The Gameletron is a robotic instrument that simulates an orchestra. TechShop Artist in Resident Taylor Kuffner has recreated it in San Francisco.
Danger Room Video Ops: Spencer Ackerman Zapped by ‘Pain Ray’ (by wired)
Wired.com senior writer Spencer Ackerman volunteered to step in front of the military’s microwave pain ray. The unconventional weapon, known as the Active Denial System, fried Ackerman from 750 meters away without so much as a flash or bang.
Cosplay Invasion @ SXSW ScreenBurn (by forbes)
Zombies and steampunk and gamers, oh my! Forbes’ Jeff Bercovici goes behind the scenes at SXSW ScreenBurn and talks to fanboys & fangirls taking part in the first annual Cosplay Competition.
Technology upgrades autistic learning (by thebostonglobe)
(Boston Globe) At the Tynan School in South Boston the addition of autistic classrooms using iPads and smartboards meets the needs of growing number of austistic student. Video by Joanne Rathe.
New Gadgets for the Home of the Future (by WSJDigitalNetwork)
It isn’t ‘The Jetsons,’ but there are more new gadgets future-ize the home. From hanging steamers for shirts to virtual shopping at home, Stacey Delo reports on what we can look to for a digital upgrade at home.
Milkman is sour on rising gas prices (by losangelestimes)
Jim Pastor has delivered milk in Southern California for 32 years, but he says if gas prices keep rising, he may have to go out of business.
Puppet Court: Local News Uses Puppets to Cover Trial (by WSJDigitalNetwork)
When cameras weren’t allowed in the corruption trial of a local official, a TV station in Cleveland, Ohio decides to re-create the courtroom drama using real testimony, and puppets. WSJ’s Doug Belkin reports.
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