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ring11

Promise Rings for Couples - Some essential items to consider when purchasing rings - 0 views

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Promise Rings for Couples

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  • ring11 on 26 Nov 16
     
    Promise Rings for Couples are considered to be pre-engagement rings which have become a common trend among current day couples. These rings are quite similar to that of engagement rings. They signify the person's intention to marry. However, these rings are considered to be the perfect solution to state his/her serious intention to get married.
markus budiarso

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logo label design inspiration trends graphic mockups fantastic portfolio

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    Best Portfolio from Markus Graphic for Inspiration
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Pantaloni Ralph Lauren A - 0 views

In questo avvio di stagione soffrono un po' tutti i talk, dopo il trend in calo dello scorso anno, ed a patirne è soprattutto La7 che ha puntato tutto su quel genere. Domani tocca a Servizio Pubbli...

Ocean Sfide Tute Pantaloni Ralph Lauren Big Pony Polo

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Oakley Stephen Murray Il patrimonio - 0 views

E' un lavoro che si rivolge non solo agli addetti ai lavori ma per un pubblico sempre più vasto; l'arte aiuta la pace, ha detto Umberto Agnelli consigliere per l'Italia del Praemium Imperiale" l'an...

Oakley Lifestyle Stephen Murray Asian Fit

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Mike Wesch

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media: Social Media Gurus Offer Their Predic... - 0 views

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future trends 2009 predictions retreat

shared by Mike Wesch on 06 Jan 09 - Cached
  • "Many of us are going to wake up in 2009 wondering what did we eat?  Everything from hastily assembled friends list to twitter followers to groups, apps, and widgets that we "impulse adopted" yet rarely revisited.   Some of us will join the Social Media equivalent of Weight Watchers eager to trim the excess and rediscover a modicum of "don't follow everything" discipline."
Mike Wesch

Hyperlinking the Real World - ReadWriteWeb - 0 views

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readwriteweb mobile augmentedreality UGWorld future trends ELI2009

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    user-generated google street-view updated as people take the pictures and tag them ...
Adam Bohannon

Open Reasoning: Some data points on social media - 0 views

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data social media web

shared by Adam Bohannon on 19 Apr 08 - No Cached
  • It is based on an online research study conducted in September 2007 and illustrates the way in which use of social media varies within the IT professional community. Please don't take the absolute percentages literally as this was a self-selecting sample which would have been biased towards those with an interests in social media
  • You should also bear in mind that research over 6 months old (as this is) will not necessarily reflect the position today in such a fast moving area like social media. We'll repeat this study at some point and do some proper trending, but in the meantime, here are the raw charts - deliberately without commentary:
moritz jakobsen

Aza's Thoughts » Ubiquity In Depth - 0 views

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internet technology trends ubiquity usabilidad usability web2.0

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    Interesting project...
Mike Wesch

Robert Putnam - Bowling Alone - Journal of Democracy 6:1 - 0 views

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alone bowling community decline individualism putnam

shared by Mike Wesch on 30 May 08 - Cached
  • The technological transformation of leisure. There is reason to believe that deep-seated technological trends are radically "privatizing" or "individualizing" our use of leisure time and thus disrupting many opportunities for social-capital formation. The most obvious and probably the most powerful instrument of this revolution is television.
  • replacement of community-based enterprises by outposts of distant multinational firms
  • fewer marriages, more divorces
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  • Mobility, like frequent re-potting of plants, tends to disrupt root systems, and it takes time for an uprooted individual to put down new roots. It seems plausible that the automobile, suburbanization, and the movement to the Sun Belt have reduced the social rootedness of the average American,
  • It seems highly plausible that this social revolution should have reduced the time and energy available for building social capital.
  • These new mass-membership organizations are plainly of great political importance.
  • the only act of membership consists in writing a check for dues or perhaps occasionally reading a newsletter.
  • tertiary associations
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