Developed with psychiatrists and endorsed by advocates for the mentally ill, Virtual Hallucinations is being used by law enforcement, corrections, and health care professionals in at least half a dozen states. "It's very effective," says Margaret Stout, executive director of the Alliance of the Mentally Ill of Iowa, who's tried it herself. "It really allows you to feel like your mind is just not working well." For cops who have gone through the training, she says, that can make all the difference when it comes to understanding what a mentally ill person is going through. And there's nothing crazy about that.

Holy fucking wow.

Virtual Hallucinating Device Drives Police Insane for a Day

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TAG is an unmatched way to network with peers, grow professionally,find a job or hire an employee, and hone your skills.

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Join our guest (and co-host!) Michael Blake of Adams Capital to discuss business networking for entrepreneurs.
In this inaugural show, we focus on how entrepreneurs can better “network” in the real world. Should you hard sell the money guy at the networking event? What if the entrepreneur is “shy”, and not very outgoing? How can you evaluate your network, and what are the effective ways of building those key connections as an entrepreneur? How do you get the most out of your professional network?

Atlanta focused interview on networking for startup execs.

StartupLounge.com » SL #1: Business Networking for Entrepreneurs

Scott covers the Atlanta startup scene in this blog.

Scott Burkett’s Pothole on the Infobahn

Good example of Catalyst login/auth code

Catalyst Login/Authentication Example

A developer con that looks startup oriented.

Hack Atlanta

The Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC) is a nationally recognized science and technology incubator that helps Georgia entrepreneurs launch and build successful companies. ATDC provides strategic business advice and connects its member companies to the people and resources they need to succeed.

More than 100 companies have emerged from ATDC, including publicly-traded firms such as MindSpring Enterprises - now part of EarthLink. Headquartered at Technology Square on the Georgia Tech campus, ATDC has been recognized by both Business Week and Inc. Magazine as one of the nation's top incubators. ATDC was formed in 1980 to stimulate growth in Georgia's technology business base and now has locations in Atlanta, Savannah and Warner Robins.

A startup landlord that helps you find money.

ATDC :: Advanced Technology Development Center

What is the ATDC and how does it work? What does the ATDC have in store for Georgia entrepreneurs in 2007? How can entrepreneurs get involved? What is the current early-stage/venture landscape here in Atlanta? Welcome to SL #7! In this show, we are joined by Lance Weatherby, a Venture Catalyst with Georgia Tech’s Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC).

As a bonus, join us for the debut of our “Under the Bus” segment, where we feature a healthy dialog on the Atlanta early stage venture scene.

A view inside Atlanta's (lack of) VC community, and the ATDC.

StartupLounge.com » SL #7: Inside Atlanta’s Technology Incubator

Atlanta Entrepreneurs and Investors Embrace Capital Connection

David & I attended StartupLounge.com's Capital Connection in Atlanta on Wednesday night and it was a great event. The goal was to put entrepreneurs and investors together. It was the first time Michael Blake and Scott Burkett tried this, but the event was incredibly impressive. From an attendance standpoint, the event was way above expectations and they had to switch venues twice to accommodate everyone. Almost 200 people attended and the event was open solely to Georgia-based entrepreneurs and investors (from all over).

Southeast VC : Capital Connection