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edwardspoonhands: “treblesketch-abscond: “Wait no stop ” One time I forgot what mirrors were called so, instead, said “Face Window.” ” Raw toast gets me every time.

Guy Kawasaki is a social marketing talent, he tweets every post of his blog three times a day, eight hours apart. Every time he gets hundreds of clicks. The

We're always looking to connect with talented designers, programmers and writers. We value an open environment. We want to be challenged. We want to try something new and learn something new every day.  We want to help everyone we work with succeed.  We want to control our personal and work schedules. We want to write our own job descriptions and change them from time to time. We want to go on CultureShock trips to recharge our batteries and see the world in new ways. We want to work with the best of the best - people who hold themselves and others to the highest standards.

<p>On February 15, 1946, the existence of the previously classified ENIAC became front-page news in <em>The New York Times.</em> To many, this marks the start of the electronic computer age.</p>

The Hobbit looks too real. HFR is the CD of motion pictures and will take time for people to adjust to the new fidelity

degradation of online video

Storytelling is one of the most overused and underused techniques at the same time. In this post, we are revealing what storytelling does to our brains.

Soap operas, "soaps" or "my stories," as many a grandmother has called them, are dramas presented in a serial format on daytime television or radio. Their name comes from a time when old serial dramas broadcast on radio had soap manufacturers (Procter &amp; Gamble and Lever Brothers, to name a few) as sponsors and/or producers. They also, you might have noticed, look really really crappy.There are two main reasons for this lack of visual quality, both of which are rooted in the problem of soap operas'

How to do a time lapse photography project over the course of a year.