Honda's robo-legs are the walker of the future (5)
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It gets harder to get around when you get old, which is why things like walkers and mart carts exist. But Honda wants to make getting around easier with some fancy new technology, which is why it's introduced some new robo-leg walkers. While it looks kind of goofy (not to mention uncomfortable on the groin region), it should make people a lot more mobile than something like a walker. It basically assists with the normal ...
Pantolon Patlatan Güzellik (1)
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Geçen televizyon’da magazin programı izliyorum ; yine eski haberler yine o kadar fazla izlememe rağmen ben bile ezberledim bu haberleri zaten haber değişse de olaylar tekrarlanıyor.. Bu sefer de Banu Alkan gitmiş Pidecinin açılışına ; yani burada da büyük bir tezat var neden Banu Alkan lan git Ümit ustayı çağır şuna çağır bunu çağır. Zaten maksat [...]
AC/DC Excel Spreadsheet Music Video Has Us Thunderstruck [Ac/dc] (35)
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Sure, AC/DC may be behind the times on digital distribution. And they could be described as "in denial" about the death of the music album, but this Microsoft Excel spreadsheet music video, while not condoned by the band in any way, is rockin' our Hell's Bells this fine Sunday afternoon. Better still, this "music video" was designed with the corporate drone in mind—spreadsheets navigate office firewalls with ease! The video is the fine work of ...
一个人的独奏|Keyboard Solo (1)
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分类: 外围设备, 手持设备 你有没有过这样的情况：当你写完你一周的购物清单的时候，突然大脑上方出现一盏灯--"天哪，我为什么不为这个清单作个曲呢？（感觉像搞个报菜名）"Yamaha雅马哈，那个生产摩托车、游艇和乐器的公司，决定在你的sketch book上加上黑键和白键。没错就是你所看到的这个带有键盘的皮革笔记本。 也许你会痴痴的看着这个玩意，不过，这让我想起来那些嵌入在儿童小人书里的键盘，是不是如出一辙呢？ 设计师: Yamaha Studio 更多图片：继续阅读全文 一个人的独奏|Keyboard Solo引用来源 | 此文章网址 | 转寄此文章 | 回应
Learn Microsoft Excel: Smart Paste (1)
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Ashish Mohta posted an interesting Microsoft Excel tip at his website that explained how to smart paste contents from Notepad into Microsoft Excel. The procedure is actually working with any kind of text editor not just Notepad. When you normally copy paste contents into Microsoft Excel they will all be stored in the same cell in the Excel application. That is usually not the desired way of presenting the information. It is possible to copy ...
Excel Chart Advisor Suggests the Best Layouts for Your Data [Featured Windows Download] (4)
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Windows only: Chart Advisor, a free plug-in for Excel 2007, takes the guess-and-hope element out of making your spreadsheet data presentable. The plug-in adds a single button to Excel's "Insert" toolbar, and clicking it brings up a window with the Advisor's recommended layouts, ranked in order of relevance. Mouse over the chart layouts to see a preview, then click on "Modify Chart" to filter and change the data being used. It's definitely more helpful than ...
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Link: http://www.10zenm...... Few know that, unlike the movie version in which everyone lives happily every after, the original Off-Broadway production of Little Shop included a bloody, tragic ending, whose unreleased cinematic equivalent (booed by test audiences) has now resurfaced on YouTube. Rick Moranis, wherever you are, we'd like to hear your thoughts. Seriously, where the F is Rick Moranis? Contribute: Add an image, link, video or comment » The Best Links: Orignal Ending Part 3 ...Shared by Gavin (111) Jake (55)washingtonpost.com - Print Edition (6) permalink
After President Bush's reelection in 2004, top strategist Karl Rove proclaimed the arrival of a permanent Republican majority. Just four years later, the results from Sen. Barack Obama's definitive victory suggest that the opposite may be underway.Shared by Rolf Schewe (181)Contribute comment
