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I’ve just returned from Fortune Magazine’s Brainstorm Tech Conference, an invitation-only meeting held this past week in Half Moon Bay, California. Chaired by Fortune’s Tech Guru David Kirkpatrick, its audacious goal was “to sharpen the thinking of attendees about the escalating impact of tech-driven

O’Reilly’s Ignite series comes to NYC for the first time this coming Tuesday, July 29. The format of Ignite NYC is sort of like Pecha Kucha on speed, with 16 speakers given 5 minutes each to run through 20 slides that auto-advance every 15 seconds.

Back To the Future Hoverboard On eBay in: Crazy Stuff, Games, Historical Perspectives, Internet, Science & Technology News, business   Four words when I say Michael J. Fox? Exactly - Back to the Future! The movies were something and the actor did great. If you think likewise than an auction on eBay is sure going to interest you.

Locations Of Speed Traps Available On Your GPS Unit in: Breakthrough Thinking, Great New Product, Science & Technology News, analysis, business   Nobody likes getting a speeding ticket. For some people, the solution is, you know, not speeding.

Carrying the hopes for low-cost access to orbit, Space-X's Falcon 1 is scheduled to fly sometime in the days following July 29, according to Smithsonian's Air&Space. Unlike the first two tries, "Flight 003" will carry paying cargo, including, in another first, one very small satellite that will deploy a technology straight out of science fiction, solar sails.

2 Out of 100 Million Posted on: July 25th, 2008 by Jay Deragon The number of blogs on the net now exceeds 100 million and growing. Blogs have become the new media of expression by individuals and institutions throughout the world. Bloggers like to see increased traffic, comment ratios and links over time.

Wordpress is definitely the hottest open-source blogging software in the planet. WordPress is an excellent choice for anyone looking to host a blog on their own domain. It offers free and versatile blog hosting on its own servers, or you can install its open-source code software on your own server.

With the root cause of autism still only speculated upon, and everything from prescription drugs in the water supply to pesticides used to grow food and the manner in which vaccines are constructed potentially to blame, a new study shows socially aloof couples with a small circle of friends are more likely to parent autistic children.

When Adaptive Path decides to share some of it's knowledge outside of the Adaptive Path blog, it's worth taking notice. Peter Merholz, Todd Wilkens, Brandon Schauer and David Verba got together and wrote Subject To Change: Creating Great Products & Services for an Uncertain World: Adaptive Path

Owning a car is some what like owning a responsibility. Responsibility to take care of it and make sure that every single parts of the of it is functioning well. A responsibility that must not be taken forgranted if you wanted your automobiles to live longer as you want.