Posted on Oct 08, 2009 - 8:19pm by Terry Green in Art, Robotics
After getting great feedback on my previous article on Steam powered robots, I thought nothing goes better with robots than ray guns. While scouring the internet I found this web page dedicated to the sale of Ray Guns. Why would you want a ray gun? Imagine you are out on a date with your significant other slowing enjoying a quite evening drinking in the presence of each other while dining on of perfectly seared scallops or a hearty prime rib when mushroom men from Mercury pop in to ruin the date? What well thanks to Dr. Grordbort you can be prepared for just that occassion.
Looking through the site there are beautifully crafted guns ranging from the Mongoose Concealable Ray Pistol to the Blunderbus Unnatural Selector I am amazed at the creativity and ingenuity of Greg Broadmore. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted on Sep 18, 2009 - 3:14pm by Terry Green in Art, Human Interest, Humor
Is money tight? Do you feel you practically live at the mall (or wish you did)? A group of inventive artist decided that they would do just that. In Providence, RI this group of artists went to the parking garage of a local mall and created a false cinder block wall to create a 750 sq foot space.

Secret mall apartment
They added a very plain looking utility door some furniture, a tv, a waffle iron, and even a PS2 to pass the time and they had their own little island in the local mall. All in all they secretly brought in over 2 tons of materials to build this secret hide away. There they lived for about 4 years. Life in the mall
Posted on Sep 30, 2007 - 9:21pm by Terry Green in Art
Posted on Sep 14, 2007 - 2:11pm by Terry Green in Art, Human Interest
Imagine that you were in an accident and left paralyzed. Your first thought is likely similar to mine, that is, the impact of not being able to walk on your life style and being able to get around and interact as easily with friends and family. I would have to relearn how to interact with major portions of my life. People that can overcome tragedies like these have my respect for having the persistence to move past these
However, what if you were left a quadriplegic? How would you life change then? I would have to relearn how to interact with even the most basic of elements in my life. Eating, working on the computer, calling people are all things I would have to relearn how to do. I would could it a success if I could get my life as close to its previous state as possible. Taking up new endeavors would seem forever out of reach.
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