CATZ | Covent Garden Complex, End of Walking Street |
CHAMPAGNE | Off Soi Diana / Soi Buakhao |
CLASSROOM | Soi Pattayaland 2, South Side |
BOESCHE | Covent Garden Complex |
COYOTEE | Soi Marine Disco |
DOLLHOUSE | Behind the Walking Street Boxing Ring |
HEAVEN ABOVE | Soi Diamond Complex South Side Rear Upstairs |
KITTEN CLUB | Soi Pattayaland 2, North Side |
LIVING DOLLS SHOWCASE | Halfway Down Walking Street, West Side |
MANDARIN | Soi 6, South Side |
MISTYS | Soi Pattayaland 2, South Side |
SHARK | Covent Garden Complex, Second Floor |
SPICY GIRLS | Soi Pattayaland 1, North Side |
SUPERBABY AGOGO | Soi Diamond Complex, South Side, Rear |
SUPERGIRL AGOGO | Soi Diamond Complex, North Side, Rear |
TAHITIAN QUEEN 1 | Beach Road, Near Soi 12 |
TAHITIAN QUEEN 2 | Soi BJ on Walking Street |
TIGER | Soi Diamond Complex, South Side, Upstairs |
WHATS UP | Soi Beach Club, North Side |
WINDMILL | Soi Diamond, South Side |
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
An Interesting Example of Computer-Aided Design
This is the Gomboc (site, article). It's really just a toy... a knickknack, but in its design is an amazing discovery: A geometric shape (importantly: of a single material and density throughout)that can only be balanced in one direction. In other words, because of it's shape alone, it can only come to balance with one specific surface on the bottom, no matter how much effort is made to keep it balanced otherwise. The discovery of this shape took years of computer research design; although the Hungarian scientists who created it do admit that the final shape they discovered does seem to have been produced by Mother Nature first... in the functionality of tortoise shells.
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