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Today, we are listing here 19 Most Essential and useful open source applications that you probably want to know to use in your daily life. Most of them are top of the list projects that have an open source industry leading popularity and many of them are not listed here but over all the list has variety of projects for every one of you. Just take a look at them and share your thoughts here. ...Shared by Abdullah Cetin CAVDAR (52) Allison Kipta (57) Ann (18) bendi (2) Bente Kalsnes (6) Boris Smirnov (3) BrainStomp (2) Brandon (5) buxx (0) cybergui (9) dobata (366) FelipeC (19) Francisco GP (10) Geeky (3) George The Writer (13) Gilberto Galea (0) Graham Lawrence (0) Hal (0) IThink (10) izensun (5) jorescobar (14) Josh (13) Juan Luis (4) Katie Fellows (37) Killahurtz (4) Kluzter (19) Kristen (218) matias dutto (2) Michael (5) Miguel Wickert- Pineiro (18) Mike (44) Mitchell Szczepanczyk (6) NasirJumani (257) nparker13 (104) Pablo Olmos de Aguilera C (3) Rhea Drysdale (11) Richard Fahey (30) Ryan Draga (11) Shane (21) Shankar Ganesh (66) Sharon Harper (4) ShuTian (78) Sid (31) stas (0) Tal Siach (474) Thunderror (4) TonNet (37) videopixil (7) Zerolove (3) 宋小明 (95)- videopixil said: dotProject is one we can't live without
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Subway Says Get Off Your Phone Or Go To The Back Of The Line (74)
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Sean says he approves of the this sign that he saw at an Idaho Subway location today, but his wife wasn't a fan... My wife thought it was ridiculous, but I kind of like the idea of sending those annoying line-talkers to the back. Well, you know us, we're always biased toward the consumer.... but those line-talkers are on their own this time.Shared by Adam Maldonado (155) Aleisha (7) Alex (8) amy lukima (20) Andrew (33) Andrew (75) Brandon Fuller (3) Brian Cuban (1084) Brian Schwartz (13) Carissa (62) Charley M (12) Charli Wag (31) chris (472) Christopher (35) Dan (23) Darren Isbrecht (77) Dave (36) Derick Valadao (15) dmackdaddy (0) dobata (366) Dominic Tremblay (10) Doug Adams (128) Doug Stewart (28) Eddy (3) George The Writer (13) guy (626) Handy Lukman (1) Håvard Pedersen (1) henry beaudin (0) IBCmass (181) Jarrod Taylor (14) Jason (13) Joey Foxenberger (18) John (1) Jonathan (35) Justin (11) KeVroN (5) kyle (2) LeapsandBounds (15) Linora (0) Mark (7) Mark Shaw (13) Matt (3) Michael Jones (3) Michael Mior (62) mr_gadget (152) Neil Koivu (17) Nick Cobb (474) Patrick (120) Patty (264) Paul (21) Paul C (0) Pedro Silva (11) prattmic (15) Robert Couture (5) robert steburg (45) Rolands L (0) Russ (14) Ryan Parker (26) RyneNelson (283) Scott Kitchen (1) Seth_ (7) Shane Coffey (101) snachodog (21) Spencer (2) Steve (9) StreetForce1 (95) Tom (11) Trevor Wermund (147) Troy McClure SF (10) tweez (37) webtime (501) xabbott (0)Contribute comment -
Teen & Adult Drug Use Statistics That Will Blow Your Mind (20)
permalinkat the turn of the 20th century, heroin quickly became a recreational drug for the masses. Made illegal in the US in 1970, the drug is considered one of the mostShared by Avi (729) Backhandzeus (17) coonhnd (16) DermDoc (Jeff) (44) dezine (26) embee (61) George The Writer (13) Greg Panayotou - www.direct2brain.net (0) Jordan (411) maxyRO (482) Michael (3) Michelle (15) Nick Cobb (474) ProfVegas (181) Ron Wattonville (79) RyneNelson (283) Shan Gee (0) ShuTian (78) Tim Hurd (3) trevor (6)Contribute comment
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10 More Unsolved Mysteries of the World - The List Universe (21)
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There is no doubt that some of our most popular lists are ones which revolve around mystery and intrigue. Fortunately for us all, there is no end to the number of weird and wonderful mysteries in the world, so we are now able to present our fourth list of unsolved mysteries. So - onwards to the world of the mysterious! 10 The Grooved Spheres Over the last few decades, miners in South Africa have been ...Shared by Ankur P (9) Ansaar Modack (24) Avi (729) Bill Hartzer (57) Chris Boran (0) George The Writer (13) jamie (0) Jim Palasty (8) Jon (7) Kajivar (49) kevin (12) Kevin Coppock (20) Kevin Federline (282) Randal P (22) Razzu (11) Sandra Williams (30) Stonis (10) Sun Tzu (313) Tim (98) Tom Davies (142) Verónica Muñoz (45)Contribute comment -
The 7 Hamburgers of the Apocalypse (9)
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Hamburgers, next to apple pie and statins they're the ambassadors of American cuisine--for better or for worse--and these harbingers of heart disease might be the baddest of all. Here are 7 over the top hamburgers that are guaranteed to clog your arteries by just looking that them:Continue reading...Shared by cephyn (1) deusdiabolus (93) everyone loves a wee sombrero (126) George Nemeth (11) George The Writer (13) Mitchell Laurren-Ring (4) nicholas (0) southernsara (20) ydant (15)- ydant said: I'll just take a homemade burger with tomato and cheese, thanks.
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Top 10 Movie Assassins [Clips] (22)
permalinkMovie assassinsShared by adam (1022) Alex France (139) Andre (6) Brendon Wadey (34) Derek Edmond (88) DermDoc (Jeff) (44) George The Writer (13) gergi (11) Gregor Spowart (3) hikbi (109) kevin oshea (9) Krazy (146) Mladen (87) Muhammad Saleem (246) neal (530) P Reitz (0) RyneNelson (283) Samuel (52) sarah (329) Sportbuzz (0) tharik (36) Wendy (1)Contribute comment
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http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2008/07/shockingly-creative-ads-from-urban.html (38)
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"QUANTUM SHOT" #450linkThese Marketers Would Use ANYTHING!You never know when some viral urban campaign would come around the corner and whack you with some bizarre message. More interesting ones may even capture your thoughts long after the first visual shock subsides. often it's just a smart product placement / promotion, buttr in some cases - truly subversive and genuine urban art.Streets in Portugal seem to be the most often visited by creative mayhem:(once you approach ...Shared by Adi wong (3) Alan (7) Alan Dean (55) Andrew (4) Atkins (5) Babychen Mathew (359) Beholder (12) Carbonlord (46) chris (472) Deborah Petersen (36) djspark (55) Ferdinand1977 (20) George The Writer (13) guy (626) Holger E (7) Ionb (11) J128 (20) Java Cola (3) Jen (48) josece (5) Mark (26) Mark Whiting (14) Matt Ellsworth (27) miasarmento (110) Mike F (460) Mr. BabyMan (366) NaFigator (3) neal (530) Patty (264) Pirate Scott (15) ProfVegas (181) RyneNelson (283) SejoMagno (5) Sham (107) shanebee (0) silpol (30) Tamir Khason (0) ultraviolet (59)- Tamir Khason said: Creative ads
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5 Articles That Will Change The Way You Think About Personal Productivity (4)
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Re-Thinking Productivity There’s nothing more satisfying when reading than that magic moment when something flips a switch deep within the neuronal recesses of your brain, and completely transforms your world view. I wanted to share with you a collection of productivity-related articles that, for me, generated this feeling. They have helped challenge my own beliefs about what it means to be “productive.” Indeed, you’ve likely seen their influence ricocheting throughout many of the recent posts ...Contribute comment -
Monday Master Class: Stop Procrastinating by Making it Easier to Procrastinate (4)
onThe Student’s Curse After spending years confronting the peculiar peccadilloes of the student set, I’ve learned that one problem, in particular, looms above the rest. I’m talking, of course, about procrastination. For many students, it’s the personification of academic troubles: “if I could only stop procrastinating on my work, I would be doing fine.” My experience has revealed that there are two types of procrastination. The first, which I’ll call light procrastination, is the standard ...Contribute comment
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20 Great Mark Twain Quotes (1)
on“I am not AN American,” Sam Clemens once quipped. “I am THE American.” Humorist, satirist and scathing social commentator, Mark Twain occupies a special place in the pantheon of American (and world) writers. Few have come close to matching his precision in lampooning the ills of society, but none have surpassed him. Here is a collection of twenty of his greatest quotations, though there are certainly hundreds to choose from. Enjoy! 1 Quotes 1 - ...Shared by George The Writer (13)Contribute comment
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World Bank Leak: Biofuels May Be Even Worse than First Thought - International - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News (1)
permalinkAn internal report put together by the World Bank and leaked to the Guardian claims that biofuels may be responsible for up to 75 percent of recent rises in food prices. Even environmental groups haven't gone that far in their estimates.Shared by George The Writer (13)Contribute comment
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Back to Basics: Capture Your Ideas (7)
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Does this sound familiar? You’re slowly drifting off to sleep when you come up with a great line for the song or paper you’ve been working on all day. It’s such a great idea, in fact, that you just know you’ll remember it in the morning. Happy to have finally come up with the perfect line, you nod off, smiling and peaceful. In the morning, of course, it’s gone. All that you remember is that ...Shared by Doug (2) George The Writer (13) lalarrea (0) mehori (1) Nick Humphries (16) Roberto (3) XNet (6)Contribute comment -
Lessons in Productivity from Ralph Waldo Emerson (4)
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Editor’s note: This is a guest post from Brett McKay, editor of The Art of Manliness Before there was Steven Covey, or GTD, or Zen Habits, before simplicity was hip, and even before the advent of a crushing load of modern technology from which people would long to be freed, there were the American Transcendentalists. The OG of simplicity. Foremost among these was Ralph Waldo Emerson, one of the finest American minds, and a man ...Contribute comment -
Don’t Bring Me Answers, Bring Me More Questions! (1)
onDon’t depend on answers in uncertain times We live in a world that seems endlessly hungry for answers: preferably quick, unambiguous, definitive, once-and-for-all, simple answers. We want to be told what to do, how to solve our problems, how to live our lives to best effect. At work, bosses grind out the old chestnut, “Don’t bring me problems, bring me solutions.” Politicians running for office are expected to come up with the answers to the ...Shared by George The Writer (13)Contribute comment
