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I stopped by the Girls Eye View: Project Walkway & Fashionable Technology book launch @ eyebeam. During Project Walkway eight female participants from local high school Bayard Rustin Academy for Art and Music have been learning the fundamentals of electronics and wearable technologies. The runway show ended with the book launch of Sabine Seymour’s Fashionable [...] [..]
Blogs that begat books seeed like a good idea, but only on paper -- very few books that started out on Blogger or TypePad have sold well. One possible exception: "Stuff [..]
