Tower Block to Follow the Light
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Forget the 1-kilometer-high Burj Dubai: Live in a rotating skyscraper powered by the sun. World's largest gadget or crazed vomitorium? In Gear Factor.
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By Michael Mello, The Providence Journal, R.I.  Feb. 23--When Carolyn Wexler found a house built to capture the wondrous  natural light on Bristol's Poppasquash Point, it ended a 10-year search for a  place in the upscale neighborhood.
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By Greg Avery, Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo.  Dec.
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The globe is not covered in a seamless wireless network just yet, but the building blocks are being put in place.
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Thank you, UDOT, for the recent decision regarding the Mountain View Corridor in Lehi. I agree. The 2100 North option is the best. It definitely makes the most sense when it comes to cost, homes and business affected and the environment.
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By Martha McKay, The Record, Hackensack, N.J.  Feb. 8--3D IMAGES THAT FOOL THE EYE IN DAZZLING, DELIGHTFUL, DRAMATIC  WAY: Imagine a 3D image that floats and moves in the air.   No special glasses needed, either.
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Heliodisplay projects a convincing mid-air display.
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The lights are going out in Iceland this week so people can gaze at the night sky.
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By Roger Harris, The Knoxville News-Sentinel, Tenn.  Feb. 21--DOWNTOWN SITES DRAW ATTENTION: Visualize new Class A office  space rising from the grassy slope where the News Sentinel building once stood  at the corner of Church Avenue and State Street.
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Four buildings are up and occupied. Three more buildings are under construction. Another is on the drawing board. Three other projects are on a waiting list.
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Light regulation will encourage this alternative form of high-speed Net access.
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By Michael Matza and Natalie Pompilio, The Philadelphia Inquirer  Dec. 19--The gatehouse guard at the condominium tower on the Delaware River was polite but firm.
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On Saturday evening, it's "Lights out San Francisco," where people will voluntary turn off lights for an hour. The aim is to raise awareness of light pollution and the energy wasted by lights left on.
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By Matt Branaugh, Daily Camera, Boulder, Colo.  Dec.
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By Mary Lane Gallagher, The Bellingham Herald, Wash.  Feb.
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An electronic &quot;artificial eye&quot;, developed for people with impaired vision, has been shown to reliably identify pedestrian crossings, determine when it is safe to walk across and even measure the width of a road.
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By SETH BORENSTEIN CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Space-bound electricians lit up the skies on their way to make a cosmic nighttime house call.