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Book Review: "The Age of Wonder" by Richard Holmes

"How the Romantic Generation Discovered the Beauty and Terror of Science"

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Hi Aubrey -- thanks for a great review -- you beat me to it -- I read this book last yea rbut never ...

Book Review: Shakespeare – The World as Stage by Bill Bryson

This is an interesting and informative book that had me rolling on the floor laughing…

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New Companies at DAC: Esencia Technologies

Esencia has just announced the EScala design platform which is primarily aimed at audio and video applications that have compute intensive ...

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Wow – I am “tickled pink” as they say!

Being “tickled pink” refers to enjoyment great enough to make the recipient glow with pleasure – which certainly describes my current state of being…

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Tales from the entrepreneurial trenches: Dermott Lynch - Part2

This is the first in a new series of articles that talk about the lessons learned by entrepreneurs in the course of their success and failure…

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The most beautiful words in the English Language are...

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The fascination of Max

In which a reader asks ... a lot of questions pertaining to the "Magnificence of Max"

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Well fixing Geiger counters and Atmospheric monitors is a lot more fun than some of the other things ...

Is this a map of dark matter or the "fools gold" equivalent?

Like Winnie the Pooh, I am a bear of simple brain, and many things confuse and confound me. One such topic is that of dark matter.

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I was met Dr Kaku a couple of years ago. As a gift I gave him a copy of my book "Bebop to the ...

It's a vision thing – creating an optical computer memory

I have been pondering optical methods to store and display information for a HRRG (Heath Robinson/Rube Goldberg) Computer...

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The drum doing a little bit of something with phosphorescent paint while being driven with a ...

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Blogs from around the web that made my “best of the web” list this week…

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Wow – I am “tickled pink” as they say!    Clive Maxfield
Being “tickled pink” refers to enjoyment great enough to make the recipient glow with pleasure – which certainly describes my current state of being…
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Tales from the entrepreneurial trenches: Dermott Lynch - Part2    Brian Bailey
This is the first in a new series of articles that talk about the lessons learned by entrepreneurs in the course of their success and failure…
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Real-time Android: real possibility, really really hard to do - or just plain impossible?    Bernard Cole
Embedded developers are taking a close look at using the Linux-based Android mobile device platform in real-time deterministic apps. But is it realistic? If so, what will it take? Or is this just another tantalizing but impractical dream?
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with a billion dollar support from google, I see a future . Android is powerful not becuase of linux ...

Design Contests & Competitions

April Caption Contest: Vote for the winner    Naomi Price
Ben Hutt, mechanical engineer and blogger on iGEN, has narrowed 83 captions down to the top 8 ... now it's your turn to vote (right here!)
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Hacker: Define Yourself    Naomi Price
Just what is a hacker, anyway? Can you define this elusive term in a way that clarifies while also intriguing the kids?
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As defined by a hacker: hacker == innovator One who can take an existing design and reverse ...

May 2012 Caption Contest: Elvis    Naomi Price
The King is in the building and we're all shook up...
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He just stands there all day, and admires his image on the webcam.

The Engineering Life--Around the Web

The most beautiful words in the English Language are...    Clive Maxfield
This is the sort of thing that, once you see it, you can’t fail to have your own thoughts and suggestions...
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YES!

The fascination of Max    Clive Maxfield
In which a reader asks ... a lot of questions pertaining to the "Magnificence of Max"
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Well fixing Geiger counters and Atmospheric monitors is a lot more fun than some of the other things ...

Is this a map of dark matter or the "fools gold" equivalent?    Clive Maxfield
Like Winnie the Pooh, I am a bear of simple brain, and many things confuse and confound me. One such topic is that of dark matter.
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I was met Dr Kaku a couple of years ago. As a gift I gave him a copy of my book "Bebop to the ...

Engineer’s Bookshelf

Book Review: "The Age of Wonder" by Richard Holmes
"How the Romantic Generation Discovered the Beauty and Terror of Science"
Join  post comment   1 comment    last comment  Max the Magnificent
Hi Aubrey -- thanks for a great review -- you beat me to it -- I read this book last yea rbut never ...

Book Review: Shakespeare – The World as Stage by Bill Bryson    Clive Maxfield
This is an interesting and informative book that had me rolling on the floor laughing…
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Oh -- was that you -- all of England was abuzz talking about the strange tourist with the weird ...

Book Review: "Degrees Kelvin" by David Lindley
Before reading this book, I had not realised what an affect Sir William Thomson (Lord Kelvin) had had on my world today as an electrical engineer.
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The link to Max's column is wrong. It should ...

Social Mania

Plastic doesn't pollute, people do    Sylvie Barak
Plastic may not be the most beloved of materials to the more environmentally minded, but a tradeshow held last week in Italy aimed to mold a different opinion of the material in people's minds.
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I agree! and I am also excited to learn that one kg of plastic can generate energy equivalent of ...

New companies at DAC for the first time in 2012    Brian Bailey
This is the first of a series of blogs preparing you for DAC this year. This one lists the new companies exhibiting for the first time...
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Hi, Brian! A quick clarification for Space Codesign ... #417 is our demo suite, our exhibit will be ...

Agilent takes best in scope    Janine Love
It's been a big year for scopes, and Agilent tops it off with recognition from Frost & Sullivan.
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We also need automated testing API.

Engineering Investigations

Multi-Platform Integration
Balloons, they seem like a simple product ... that’s what I use to think before I was asked to build a machine to make foil balloons.
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Yes, I totally agree with all your comments. On reflection of your comments I would like to clarify ...

Controller PCB problem solved
Problem with a controller PCB causes significant yield loss at an off-shore drive assembly plant and Ravinder is sent in to investigate...
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Yes, such a small die shrink should not matter. So I guess it was a pre-existing quality issue, ...

Wire we fixing this???    Dwight Bues
Dwight has a story from his academic years and work done at a company that "built just about anything."
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After that you should have told someone you found the wire stretcher.

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