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Friday, March 15, 2013
My interview with Grumpy Cat - Spike TV
Spoiler alert: She was so enthused she slept through the entire thing.
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Rams pump cotton candy smell in stadium - ESPN.com
When I was in fourth grade we had to come up with an invention. Sugar-obsessed, I created a bottle of scented air that would perfume a bakery with fresh-baked smells, such as chocolate chip cookies, enticing people to enter. At 10, I was big on ideas but short on financing and research.
Two decades and thousands of scents later, a company called ScentAir is using the same approach and has more than 2,000 scents in its library, from the obscure (dinosaur breath) to the delectable (caramel apple).
In addition to theme parks, retail stores and hotel chains, the company also has an unlikely client: a professional football team. That’s because the St. Louis Rams believe in the sweet smell of success.
[Click here to read full article on ESPN.com]
Two decades and thousands of scents later, a company called ScentAir is using the same approach and has more than 2,000 scents in its library, from the obscure (dinosaur breath) to the delectable (caramel apple).
In addition to theme parks, retail stores and hotel chains, the company also has an unlikely client: a professional football team. That’s because the St. Louis Rams believe in the sweet smell of success.
[Click here to read full article on ESPN.com]
Spike TV - Interview with cast of Incredible Burt Wonderstone
Sitting down with the cast and crew of the Incredible Burt Wonderstone (Steve Carell, Olivia Wilde, Jim Carey) and checking out an awesome new project from Marvel.
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| SXSW 2013: Incredible Burt Wonderstone & Marvel Music - Episode 214 | ||||
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Thursday, March 7, 2013
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Sunday, March 3, 2013
The worlds first smart basketball - ESPN.com
The intelligence factor in ball technology just went up with the introduction of the 94Fifty Sensor Basketball, the world's first smart basketball.
The ball, made by InfoMotion Sports Technologies, has internal sensors that measure the strengths and weaknesses of its handler, giving instant feedback. Add the 94Fifty to soccer’s latest tech development, a ball that uses FIFA goal-line technology to alert a ref when a goal is scored, and it seems 2013 might be the year of the smart ball.
The 94Fifty Sensor Basketball, which many Division I college teams use a version of, looks like any other regulation-sized ball. That’s to say all of its tech is hidden inside, so don’t expect to spot any of its sensors, which capture 6,000 points of data per second, embedded in the exterior.
[Click here for the full post on ESPN.com]
The ball, made by InfoMotion Sports Technologies, has internal sensors that measure the strengths and weaknesses of its handler, giving instant feedback. Add the 94Fifty to soccer’s latest tech development, a ball that uses FIFA goal-line technology to alert a ref when a goal is scored, and it seems 2013 might be the year of the smart ball.
The 94Fifty Sensor Basketball, which many Division I college teams use a version of, looks like any other regulation-sized ball. That’s to say all of its tech is hidden inside, so don’t expect to spot any of its sensors, which capture 6,000 points of data per second, embedded in the exterior.
[Click here for the full post on ESPN.com]
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