Qubits (And Mark Burginger) Featured At Renderosity

I mentioned in a previous post about the good news being had by Mark and family with his Qubits building blocks. His toys (and graphics, which are also excellent) are featured on the main page of renderosity.com, a computer graphics art community site (there really is other content on the site besides hi-res women's fashion (or lack thereof)). Now everyone can see what it was I was talking about (and why not yet another google hit for the Qubits website?). The article feedback is looking pretty positive as well.

Despite Marsha Carlson's best efforts, I still don't quote well. Fortunately, they managed to switch the order of my first and middle name (I oft' wonder why the "Gregory" shows up everywhere), so people might wind up mistaking me for someone else.

Just for the sake of keeping records, a pdf of the article is available HERE.

www.renderosity.com/news.php?viewStory=12961
www.qubits.com
www.myspace.com/djrazorsharp

C&E News Yields To Solid-State THz Spectroscopy Calculations

More free press concerning the HMX paper in J.Phys.Chem. A. in the form of "THz spectrum yields to theory" in the Science and Technology Concentrates section of C&E News (February 6, 2006, Volume 84, Number 6, p. 25). ACS-only accessible if you're not on a campus with a subscription. Incidentally, the editor who made us look good, Mitch Jacoby, also received some free press lately doing something I wish I was doing more often. Check'em out at www.thewayjewsrock.com.

pubs.acs.org/journals/jpcafh/index.html
pubs.acs.org/cen
terahertz.syr.edu
www.thewayjewsrock.com