Photographic Artist Chris Jordan by CubeMe (2)
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Chris Jordan is a Seattle-based photographic artist known for his large-scale images of American mass consumption. “Running The Numbers” looks at contemporary American culture through the austere lens of statistics. Each image portrays a specific quantity of something: fifteen million sheets of office paper (five minutes of paper use); 106,000 aluminum cans (thirty seconds of can consumption) and so on. Jordan’s hope is that images representing these quantities might have a different effect than the ...
Nokia "refocuses" in Japan - don't call it a pull out (1)
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They don't call it a global credit crunch for nothing. Nokia, the world's biggest phone manufacturer is pulling out of Japan, the world's most phone crazed nation. In a statement today, Executive Vice President, Timo Ihamuotila said: "In the current global economic climate, we have concluded that the continuation of our investment in Japan-specific product variants is no longer sustainable." With the likes of Sharp, Casio, Fujitsu and Panasonic dominating the best sellers list in ...
Scenes From Football History - 1982/83: How Fulham Blew It - Twohundredpercent (2)
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From the mid-1960s on, football grew massively as a passive spectator sport. The realisation that football could evolve as a spectator sport for people that weren’t even at the match was a revolution in terms of the perception of the game. By 1983, moves for live televising of league football for the first time were already well in motion. By the end of 1983, the first Football League match to be shown on live television ...
The Drop Light by Doosan Baek (2)
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The Drop Lights created by designer Doosan Baek contain new advance LEDs which prevent the lights from excessive heating. It is a unique lighting system that provides a new user interface for indoor lighting. Each lighting module can be separated from the main body to use as a free standing lamp. An electric line, located within the main body, charges the ‘drops’ via a network of tracks. Link Via [Yanko design] ShareThis
The Psyche Lounge by Dima Loginoff (1)
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The Psyche Lounge is created by Dima Loginoff is a sleek and slippery seat made of Corian and chrome plated steel. Link Via [Moco Loco] ShareThis
Kingston 64gig USB Stick - DataTraveler150 64G (1)
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Kingston, the renowned memory maker have just pushed their DataTraveler line a bit further and released the Kingston DataTraveler 150 USB 64GB. Why bother with a portable hard drive when you could just drop this in your pocket, bag or even attach it to your keys? The only downside I can see is that you’re probably more likely to leave all your saved stuff on the pub table or lose it down the back of ...
T-Mobile G1 handsets now shipping with 3.5mm adapter (1)
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According to the forum denizens of TmoNews, new recipients of the T-Mobile G1 are opening their boxes to find a 3.5mm headphone adapter. The lack of a 3.5mm jack socket on the G1 was seen as an odd omission, a fact note in our G1 first impressions video. Instead, the G1 has only a mini-USB socket, tying the owner to the supplied headset. But if the posters over at TmoNews are to be believed, then ...
Slegoon by Spike Reid by CubeMe (8)
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The Slegoon is the next extreme invented by Spike Reid. He won the first prize in the UK IOM3 Design Innovation in Plastics competition. Be sure to pick a colour you like, because you could be living in it for a while. Like, because, you’ll be dead and it’s your coffin! I want somebody beside me when I do it! I want to bounce around, then continue down the hill upside down… ShareThis
Blackbird Carbon Fiber Acoustic Guitar (1)
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Looking for a virtually indestructible acoustic guitar? Blackbird’s Rider Nylon guitar is really made of carbon fiber; it’s the strings that are nylon - don’t ask me why it’s not named the Rider CF! Blackbird says that the Rider is “nearly indestructible” so that should make it pretty much the perfect travel guitar. The unusual material has meant altering the style from a more traditional shape. As you can see: it’s far squarer, and the ...
Ancient Rome Reborn via Google Earth (1)
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Ever wanted to wander around ancient Rome and have a good ol’ gawp at the Circus Maximus? Well, Google has announced the launch of an ancient Rome 3D layer in Google Earth via their blog. Working alongside the Rome Reborn Project they invite everyone in the world to travel through time and discover Ancient Rome as it was 1688 years ago. The project includes more than 6700 buildings of Ancient Rome rebuilt in 3D as ...
Apple Search Engine - True or False? (1)
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Word over at TechCrunch is that Apple may be working on a search engine of its own. This isn’t wholly unreasonable when you see that its Safari web browser has 6-7% market share but uses Google as the search engine for both the computer and iPhone/iPod versions. And they can’t be overly happy with Google’s competition to the iPhone - The Android powered G1. The perplexing thing is that none of the big hitters have ...
Will Obama's BlackBerry be banned from the Whitehouse? (1)
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It looks like the most computer-literate US President of recent times will have his electronic activities curtailed a little once he enters the Whitehouse. The New York Times is reporting that there are a number of laws that will prevent Barack Obama using, among other things, his much-loved BlackBerry, once he’s inaugurated in January 2009.
Google adds voice search to iPhone app (1)
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Google will soon update its iPhone tool, Google Mobile App, to include the ability to perform searches using speech recognition. In other words, iPhone users will no longer need to tap at the handset’s on-screen keyboard in order to execute Google searches: just launch Google Mobile App, speak into the microphone and a recording of your voice will be sent to Google’s servers and translated into a search query. Well, that’s the theory, at least. ...
A Video Made with Digital Reflex Camera, Canon’s Mark III (1)
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A video for a band called “No Somos Machos Pero Somos Muchos”. CLAP YOUR BRAINS OFFCargado por frankbeltran It is made entirely using a Digital Reflex Camera, Canon’s Mark III which captures up to 115 continuous pictures, at 10 fps. To see how it was created, watch the “making of” video below. MAKING OF CLAP YOUR BRAINS OFFCargado por frankbeltran Via [The Denver Egotist] ShareThis
Why do public-facing Lindens seem to always get a bad wrap? (1)
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The following article is by Ari Blackthorne and is published as part of the SL Blogger Mix and Match. Why do public-facing Lindens seem to always get a bad wrap? I blast Linden Lab a lot. But I also try to stand on the side of LL employees who face the public when I feel they are getting a raw deal on the blogs, forums and so on. I tried contacting someone at Linden Lab ...
Opera Mini 4.2 beta goes live (1)
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It may not be welcome on the iPhone but just about everybody else with a living, breathing mobile phone can download the latest version of Opera Mini from today. Version 4.2 of the shoehorned browser has just been released in beta promising "a more personalized experience" with new skins, better YouTube support on compatible handsets and an option to access saved notes from any handset as well as the personal bookmarks and history available previously.
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by Erik Jensen … Many of you out there may be wondering if there is a passive, relatively safe way to grow your ISK. IPO’s, shares, research agents, blueprint research and copying, or other investments are all common ways to do this, but is there a better way? To tell the truth, I’m not sure, because I’ve never really tried these methods. In a previous article on EVE-Mag.com, an interview with Manalapan, chairmain of Dynasty ...Shared by cyotee (24)Contribute commentبالاترین (614) permalink
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