Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci, William Gibson and Philip K. Dick, Jeremy Mayer builds sci-fi inspired sculptures by using antique typewriters.  Gallery [via]

Land of the Free by Steven Schofield:

Steven Schofield takes photos of british sci-fi fans, dressed in character in their homes. He treats it as 'found' photography, which seems to illustrate the subjects vulnerability. The title of the work is Land of the Free - and illustrates how American culture infiltrates, with the ironic edge of questioning the idea of the freedom of choosing to copy the look of these fictional characters.  [via MeFi]

Ok, so I haven't posted in a year, but I've been busy helping my wife have our first child. Ok, and by helping, I mean not pissing her off ;) But I digress...

Anyway, I was surprised to see that this hadn't made it to ol' BlogCadre yet, from ABCNews.com:

"Beaming people in Star Trek fashion is still in the realms of science fiction but physicists in Denmark have teleported information from light to matter bringing quantum communication and computing closer to reality."

So what if it was a half a meter, that's freakin' sweet!
Beam over and check it out.