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Пазар за подправки (1)
on NUEVAS VIBRACIONES (0) permalinkТези дни брах босилек, мащерка, магданоз и преди минути и малко мента за марокански таратор. Когато стриваш мента носа ти се отпушва, погледа ти става ясен и ако има и кой да разклати едно мохито, нещата си идват на мястото. Всяка билка си има история, сценарий и бъдеще, това прави засаждането, грижата и брането изключително ритуални. Пресните билки са ми слабост и докато се радвам на изобилието им в момента си мисля че идва зима, ...Shared by Emo (0)Contribute comment
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Firefox 3 download day се отлага за сега... (1)
on Блогът на Делян Делчев (2) permalinkFirefox3 download day трябваше да започне днес в 20 часа Българско време. Целта бе да се постави за 24 часа рекорд за най-изтеглян софтуер по интернет и за целта бяха подгрети около 5 милиона пропагандатора. Трябваше да бие предния рекорд на най-нужния и съответно най-теглен софтуер в света – Windows XP Service Pack 3. Днес в точния час аз получих E-mail, който трябваше да ми напомни да почна да тегля за компютрите си софтуера. Минутка ...Shared by Emo (0)Contribute comment
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Google Drives Towards Microsoft and Adobe With Gears (137)
on TechCrunch (4252) permalinkGoogle launched Gears last May, and for the first year of its release it was considered a minor, niche product that a few developers and users may take advantage of to allow offline access to web applications. You can probably recall the arguments at the time: who needs offline access, connectivity is everywhere anyway, not enough apps will support this etc. It wasn’t until a year later and only a few weeks ago, that Google ...Shared by ack (2) Adam (52) Adaulfo (11) Alex (5) Andrew M (4) Andrew N. Carpenter (22) Antonio Ortiz (94) arty (44) Babluit (1) Ben (27) Ben Turner (6) Bhavesh (56) BJ (19) Breyten (41) Brit (66) brokekid (208) Cem (29) Chrigu (3) Chris. F. Masse (123) ChrisOfSpades (1) Chung (121) Clay (65) Cocoy (78) Colin (7) Coop (30) Craig (1) Dan Kearns (17) Darius (15) David (2) Dennis Laumen (43) Derek (80) Dimitri Glazkov (10) Dirk Schrama (0) dobata (540) donlbe (20) Ed Dale (59) Elliott P. (49) elsterama (73) Ely (2) Emo (0) Eric (8) Fernando (44) fuckmywig (1) Garrett (41) GerardM (20) GP (65) Graham (42) Greg (14) haraldf (12) Hashim (27) Henry Webb (130) iAlja (109) IanBlackburn (33) iomegadrive (22) Jerome (31) Jess Lee (14) Joe (109) Joey (14) John (26) John (52) Jonathan (5) Josi (15) Jrod (148) jtuchscherer (2) Justin (6) jvn (11) kara (6) Kevin Marks (46) kukoo (47) Magnus (70) Magnus J (3) Mark (2) mark (2) Mark Cheverton (6) Marque (47) Matt (14) maui (1) Merlin (25) Michael (55) Michael Paulding Thomas (6) Mike (3) Mike F (924) Mitch (3) mkrisher (13) natalia (97) Nate (73) Nick (23) Nick (7) nikan (112) Nolan Eakins (7) Oriol Pascual (1) Oudi Antebi (24) Partha (0) Paul (83) pete (1) Peter (46) Phreak 2.0 (79) PMinze (80) potentato (21) puzo (45) R (96) rachna (15) Rafi (28) rafiq (43) Ralph Poole (27) Ramkumar R. Aiyengar (9) Rav (41) Richard Olsen (12) Roland Tanglao (107) Ross (8) Sherman (18) Sid (8) SilverStag (16) smdahlen (10) smue (124) Srinvard (114) Stephen (3) StreetForce1 (44) Tac (8) Tim (14) Tim Probst (44) TO-Double-D (61) Todd Mundt (80) Tom (3) Travis Jon Allison (16) Unseen (53) urbansheep (8) Vez (17) Vishal (4) vlvl (14) xp (16) Yinka (27) Zaki (85) zh (43) Zhao (36) Zoli (25) ZT (0)
- Henry Webb said: Excellent article.
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Rebuilding the squat (1)
on Mike Robertson's Blog (0) permalinkMy first squat workout consisted of 8 repetitions at 185 pounds. I can still remember it to this day, as one of the football players made some wise-ass comment and called me "Squatasaurus." Jerk.In my first official powerlifting meet, I squatted a whopping 336 at a bodyweight around 176. Needless to say, I didn't know squat.Over the years, I tried tons of different programs - clusters, wave-loads, bands, chains, 5x5, Russian squat cycles, the works. ...Shared by Emo (0)Contribute comment
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Yahoo! Design Stencil Kit 1.0 (52)
on Ajaxian (305) permalinkThe folks at Y!DN have released Yahoo! Design Stencil Kit 1.0, which contains a full set of stencils that cover Web components in various states including: Ad Units Calendars Carousels Charts and Tables UI Controls Form Elements Grids Menus and Buttons Mobile - General Mobile - iPhone Navigation and Pagination OS Elements Placeholder Text Screen Resolutions Tabs Windows and Containers Whip out Omnigraffle or your tool of choice and get going :) You can download ...Shared by aemkei (19) afroginthevalley (0) Akhmad Fathonih (11) ArtLung (2) Bret Taylor (6) Bruce (25) bussiere (253) Caleb Elston (43) chrisfullman (8) Clint Ecker (159) David Cancel (6) DIAMOND-TIN (56) diongillard (10) elsterama (73) Emo (0) Garret (2) gfurry (49) guttertec (9) halans (34) hbenny (9) hoberion (11) Ian D (2) Jady (4) Jeff (1) Jeff Poetker (8) jhorman (1) jimmysessions (12) JonB (14) Josh (5) JR A (33) Justin (1) kleinmatic (13) kukoo (47) Martin (20) Mike Aizatsky (11) Nathan Chase (25) Niels (3) Nigel J (63) Nuno (25) paulo (27) psvensson (28) Reinier (2) robby (22) Ron (52) Ryan (30) sc (62) Shrike (1) stephdau (22) Travis Swicegood (19) wAsh (10) Will (6) xp (16)
- David Cancel said: Omnigraffle support!
- Reinier said: Volle set design elementen voor omnigraffle, visio en te downloaden in andere formaten als pdf, png en svg.
- Akhmad Fathonih said: OMG. These widget are neat!
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6 Great Tools to Save Links for Later (71)
on Read/WriteWeb News (2) permalinkUnfortunately, there just aren't enough hours in the day. This seems to be especially true when you take on a lot of projects. Between blogging, researching, emailing, and real life, reading all of your feeds isn't something we can do all the time. Sometimes, we see something that we'd love to save it for later without cluttering up our bookmarks. Here are 6 tools to get the job done. ReadBag ReadBag is a quick and ...Shared by _original (57) Abdul Jaleel (22) Alex (3) amzolt (41) aroyer (1) Arvind (5) Bill (6) Brian Benzinger (4) cb (101) ChrisR (6) Corvida (313) David (5) davidmat (0) Dimitar D (42) dobata (540) Dreamside (0) Edo (46) Ehsan (10) Emo (0) gisc (73) HejGustav (55) iAlja (109) james (3) James (34) janequigley (28) Jay (34) Jeber (9) John (17) John Samuelson (4) jonas (1) Jrod (148) jsuplido (4) Ju (68) julien (8) Karie (33) Kcrystina (30) keith (63) kukoo (47) l taylor (5) Martin English (5) Martin Gerken (15) mehori (10) Mike F (924) Mladen (67) mrreynolds (6) nicole califano (0) notreadbyhumans (20) Olivier Favre (Innovablog) (53) Olivier G. (50) panuta (2) Prof Cid (20) Reder (19) Sandra (46) sarahintampa (154) Shankar Ganesh (182) SJudd (2) slogoo (61) soody (6) Steven M. Cohen (39) tek (0) the Baron of Bore (28) Tina K.J (51) Todd Gordon (18) totalpardo (9) ultraviolet (66) Vahid (53) WebFlint (4) Wyctim (51) Xiaoxing (13) Yu (98) Zeca (3)
- totalpardo said: check this out!
- David said: great post to save ;)
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Zindus Syncs Thunderbird with Google Contacts [Featured Thunderbird Extension] (39)
on Lifehacker (4350) permalinkAll platforms running Thunderbird: Thunderbird extension Zindus syncs your Google contacts with Thunderbird's address book. Just install the extension, give it your Gmail username and password (it supports both @gmail and Google Apps domains), and hit the Sync Now button to synchronize names, email addresses, phone numbers, IM handles, and more. Zindus does its best to handle any conflicts and walk you through resolutions, but you can also sync the contacts to a separate list ...Shared by Aaron R (0) adrcc2 (15) AndrewK (11) Archit T (20) Art (107) Brian D. Johnson (0) btvillarin (77) chip (136) Clay (65) Compulsivo (7) craniac (4) d0m1n4t3 (5) dasmart (35) Dennis Laumen (43) dobata (540) eft0 (7) elijah.wright (15) Emo (0) engelke830 (7) FedericoX (11) Fernando Batista (19) geoffm33 (1) Glen Horton (48) HeNkiSdaBro (18) J. Phil (344) Jonas (12) Josh (12) Keef (61) Lambert (25) littlefield (7) macphisto (3) ndench (25) Rutger Blom (36) Saskia (0) Sravana (9) StevieB (73) TO-Double-D (61) Voyagerfan5761 (24) Yang Jing (1)
- Clay said: Nice. It seems like lifehacker always has a project or three for me to work on everyday.
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Моето мъничко нищо (1)
on тхе журнал (2) permalinkТози филм напълно оправдава името си. Буквално. Защото не е едно голямо нищо, а едно малко нищо. Малко, а не голямо, понеже има готини моменти, но скуката е толкова колосална, че наистина не зная защо българското кино продължава да прави такива посредствени и лишени от смисъл филми, и какво точно иска да направи с тях. Тук отново има едни мутри, едни корупционни схеми, едни познати глупости за хората с парите, техния свят и като контрапункт ...Shared by Emo (0)Contribute comment
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How To Liven Up Your Walls (1)
on CONTEMPORIST (29) permalinkMiraentu Interior, a Spanish company have designed some great vinyl wall applications for your home or office…here are just a few examples of what you can do with them.Shared by Emo (0)Contribute comment
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Update Your Profile From More Websites (57)
on Facebook Blog (1) permalinkA few weeks ago, we told you about the new ability to import stories into your Mini-Feed from other sites. Since then, we've been working on increasing the number of sites that work with this feature. We're happy to report that now, you can import activity from YouTube, StumbleUpon, Hulu, Pandora, Last.fm, and Google Reader in addition to Flickr, Picasa, Digg, Yelp and del.icio.us. Look for the "Import" link in the corner of your Mini-Feed ...Shared by Adam (7) AdiR1 (15) adrcc2 (15) Ans (1) Axle Munshine (7) besighyawn (75) Bicho Pro (154) bnoise (29) boost ventilator (15) cec (1) Charlie (2) Daniel (20) DOCBook Howto (186) Dr. Ernie (43) Eli Dourado (9) Emo (0) faizal (33) Herman (12) iemz (20) Jamie (1) Jeff (2) Jesús Dugarte (30) Joe (0) Jon (21) Josh L (0) Jrod (148) Justin Yost (66) kamthorn (2) Laughing Squid (199) LeapsandBounds (53) Liz (7) louisgray (295) megastep (46) Michael (28) Mike F (924) Murray (1) myJon (0) Nkululeko Masondo (86) Nvidianat (0) OwlBoy (3) Peter C (2) Philou (47) phrakture (13) pixelcollector (18) qbn (7) Rajiv Doshi (8) Reid (4) Rob (7) shuman (11) Steve Dinn (1) tanyamr (10) terrym (7) Thadman (31) unclespeedo (12) Voyagerfan5761 (24) Yuancheng (5) 柳丁皮 (11)Explore read six notes
- Charlie said: Not much point now in linking friendfeed to facebook...
- Jeff said: Sounds like Facebook is following the FriendFeed lead on "lifestreaming"
- Reid said: Well, now Facebook is pretty much like FriendFeed.
- bnoise said: Praticamente si sono messi a fare quello che fa l'applicazione di FriendFeed per Facebook.
- cec said: This is sweetness. I was looking for something like this. I just removed the "Feedheads" application because now Facebook does this natively. I signed up for FriendFeed a few weeks ago, but now that Facebook has this, I won't need that for awhile. I like it.
- Nvidianat said: FriendFeed do something, quick!
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iContact Brings Your Google Contacts to Your Desktop (44)
on Lifehacker: Top (19) permalinkWindows only: Freeware application iContact downloads your Gmail address book to your desktop for quick access to all your contacts' information. Searching contacts in iContact is very fast, but the main benefit of the application is its built in support for other tools. For example, you can make a phone call with Skype or map a contact's address with Google Maps with just a couple of clicks in iContact. The application is very young, and ...Shared by Aaron R (0) Bill (5) Black_Skorpio (36) Bobby (51) Buzzworkers (79) Carl Dunn3 (2) Clay (65) Compuwizard123 (39) Daniel Light (20) DJ Unagi (12) ed mccauley (0) elias (14) Emo (0) ernohannink (7) etherealshadows (0) Fred Schechter (143) Graham (42) guercheLE (65) Guru Panguji (16) Hagdahl (3) Håkan (65) Jamin (54) Jason Sares (18) Jean-Baptiste (3) Jim (2) João (0) John (18) Joost Plattel (14) Josh (12) Keef (61) Keith (1) Konrad.H (6) Ladeira (5) littlefield (7) mehori (10) mmhan (51) Murilo (27) ndench (25) Paul (83) Pyros (9) Qian (91) Terren (23) Tina K.J (51) Zaki (85)
- Jean-Baptiste said: Reste juste à vérifier que la synchro est possible
- Bill said: Very cool. I have it on my computer now, and like it a lot. I hope they add the ability to edit and add contacts from the interface in the future.
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ATOMIC DOG: My Speech to the Graduates, 2008 (1)
on T-Nation | Most Recent Articles (8) permalinkATOMIC DOG My Speech to the Graduates, 2008 by TC It's that time of year again when TC prepares the current crop of graduates for life. This year, he advises the grads to "polish their prisms" and from what we call tell, that's not a euphemism for a biological act.Shared by Emo (0)Contribute comment
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Life Is Tough, Deal With It! (1)
on RossTraining.com Blog (2) permalinkIn a recent blog entry, I discussed the negative attitude that is prevalent is much of our society. Everyone has something to bitch about, and the negative byproduct from this piss poor attitude is literally everywhere you look. Not everyone agrees with my entry however. One response was that people need to be aware of what is going on in the world. They argued that it isn’t realistic to live with a happy-go-lucky attitude, as ...Shared by Emo (0)Contribute comment
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The Rise of Contextual User Interfaces (87)
on ReadWriteWeb (2922) permalinkWeb 2.0 has brought many wonderful innovations and ideas to the Internet. We can no longer imagine the web without a social dimension, and we can no longer imagine an online world that is read-only - it is now a read/write web full of user-generated content. But there is another fairly recent innovation, which might have just as profound implications. We're speaking of the contextual user interface. Even five years ago we lived in the ...Shared by Abdul Jaleel (22) achichi (0) Alan (0) Andrea (9) Andy (24) Anol (5) aseever (0) atul (231) b (78) Bill HR (10) Brian Landau (8) Brian.LeRoux (12) Carsten (7) catepol (67) Coolbox (34) Corvida (313) Del (59) Dennis Laumen (43) dobata (540) doransky (41) Drew (2) Emo (0) Engin (11) evo (26) Garry (41) gisc (73) hankfdh (10) Hervé (32) iAlja (109) In Dust We Trust (5) izensun (5) Jake (33) JaySpear (5) Jeff (1) Jeff (4) Jesús Dugarte (30) John Higley (1) Joining Dots (10) jon bradford (22) Jurr (0) Keef (61) kidakaka (2) kleinman (8) lliu88 (2) Marc (0) Marque (47) maui (1) mdc (16) Meghan A (2) metaeuphoria (40) Mike (5) Mike F (924) Morten (10) Niels (3) nikan (112) Olivier Favre (Innovablog) (53) pflix (13) Piersj (10) pio (0) plindberg (19) Richard Bradshaw (55) Roger (91) Sam (0) Sandra (46) Sean McBride (264) Seth (27) Seth (7) Simon (23) Simon (8) Simone (12) skottk (0) speedyop (1) Stelios Kiousis (0) Talk (26) Tana Ligato (0) Thomas (4) Todd McKinney (14) Todd Mundt (80) Tony Duckles (12) ultraviolet (66) Umesh (27) Varun Mahajan (0) vladie (2) Vulpes (48) whatevernevermind (58) Wingrove (0) Wyctim (51)Explore read four notesContribute comment
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Too Many Choices, Too Much Content (114)
on ReadWriteWeb (2922) permalinkSometimes it's just hard to keep up. In this technology-focused niche we all live in there are new applications, new initiatives, and new platforms that spring up every day, not to mention constantly breaking news that fills our RSS readers. Take a day off and you're behind. Take an hour off and you just missed 300 more blog posts. In addition to the everyday struggles of information overload the average computer user deals with - ...Shared by (jeff)isageek (129) Abdul Jaleel (22) AC Valentine (28) Adam (7) Adrian (1) aemkei (19) Alan (0) Alex (43) Andrea (9) Andrew N. Carpenter (22) Andy (24) arturo.servin (67) aseever (0) Aspi (3) atul (231) b (78) Benjamin Golub (73) bhc3 (39) Buzzworkers (79) Carri (22) catepol (67) charlie anzman (154) ColinWalker (16) Corvida (313) Dan (32) Daniel (20) David (3) dean.ericksen (0) denver_14 (3) dobata (540) Drew Olanoff (248) Dustin DeKoekkoek (26) Elliott P. (49) eman (1) Emo (0) Éric (0) Evgeni L. / Reepicheep (125) Gary (9) gisc (73) Hao (28) Hari Kishore (12) Hashim (27) hi (22) iAlja (109) Ignacio (1) In Dust We Trust (5) izensun (5) Jack (5) Jake (33) janequigley (28) Jason (34) Jason David Pelker (42) JDevL (32) Jeff (1) jezarnold (11) Jill (65) Joakim (0) John (17) John (4) Joshua (4) jwindsor (27) kamthorn (2) Kevin (0) Kin (15) Laughing Squid (199) laurencetimms (0) lizunlong (33) louisgray (295) Marco K (1) Mark Sheldon (0) Marque (47) mathewi (33) mcwflint (15) mehori (10) Michael (34) Mike (3) Mike (45) Mike F (924) MiramarMike (19) paco_reyes (77) partout (16) Patrick (34) pennylqy (11) Peter (0) Phil (111) Phillip (1) Pipsy (30) Pvw (5) Rajiv Doshi (8) Rex (247) Ricardo.Borelli (3) Rick Mahn (21) RoasterBoy (14) Rore (1) Ruman (6) Sandra (46) Sean (0) shawnmor (47) spincitydotorg (1) splashme (13) Standard Society (13) Steve (4) StreetForce1 (44)
