Ups, Thursday already that means AC2004 starts tonight: Jeremy Bailenson will open the doors to his Virtual Human Interaction Lab at Stanford. More details on the AC2004 site.
Directions: The VHI Lab is located in Building 120, McClatchy Hall , Room 453. (450 Serra Mall, facing the Oval at the top of Palm Drive). Outside doors will locked, but an undergraduate volunteer will be available at the front (East) door. See you their.
If you can't make it today there is another chance on Sunday evening too.
Take a look at this teleportation site http://www.dnaglassing.org, the file DNATerahertz.pdf is very challenging. Binary energy is channeled into two chambers linked in high frequency by antenna. The DNA is specially made to ease the sequence process. The ammonia glass powder decomposes and regenerates passengers. This untested method is well developed with drawings for a building. It is believed that the savings on greenhouse gases will extend the life of the species on the planet exponentially due to the reduction in global warming. E-mail me with your thoughts at teamcountry@yahoo.com
Sincerely,
John Smothergill
Posted by: John Smothergill | January 06, 2007 at 20:03