Buh-Bye Twine. - 10 views
GO fish!!!
Fish-walking « Bits & Pieces - 6 views
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here kitty, kitty, kitty
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He reads, you weirdo! That's weird enouth, isn't it? Look at your picture above - now, ... that's weird! -
and the best part is, they always say people look like their pets...take a look at the guy and tel me you don't wanna call him Mr. Guppy.
ASUS Bamboo Laptops: Notebook Computing Made Greener | crispgreen.com - 1 views
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ASUS has always been known for making some of the best gaming computers in the world. Now they can also be known for making some of the coolest: ASUS now has two notebooks that are built using bamboo - and selling for under $1,000. The ASUS U6V and U2E Bamboo Series Notebook computers use industrial-strength two-year-old Moso bamboo for virtually the entire casing of the product. "We spent the last couple of years perfecting and working with bamboo," said Jonney Shih, Chairmen of ASUSTeK Computer Incorporated. "It is trendy yet responsible." Pound-for-pound, bamboo also has a regeneration rate that is simply unmatched in nature. It has been known to grow two feet in just 24 hours and using less energy in to manufacture than those made out of metal alloys from refined petroleum.
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beautiful! Adding to my wish list...
No One Knows What the F*** They're Doing (or "The 3 Types of Knowledge") - 5 views
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The UnknownAs we know, There are known knowns. There are things we know we know. We also know There are known unknowns. That is to say We know there are some things We do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns, The ones we don’t know We don’t know. —Feb. 12, 2002, Department of Defense news briefing
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Yep. I found it quite inspirational. I'm always at that edge of feeling like I'm faking something.
YouTube - EveryDay Looper - Les Ramens - - 5 views
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That's AWESOME!!! I thought this guy was a freak at first. now I want a looper too.
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So when are you gonna upload your Looping video, Jack?
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Probably not. For me, this will be a personal effort - bad voice! Ha Ha! Thanks, fishead!
Management lessons from dancing guy - 5 views
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I felt like posting this in HBSN would be a bit too random.. ..though it's somehow appropriate^^
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Cool! Cool! Cool! Thanks, Facyla!
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Hey Facyla, feel like a lone nut today?
Welcome to your notable world | Evernote Corporation - 8 views
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hmmmmnnnn....
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Hey, thanks for the look - Diggo corrected to Diigo, ... THANKS! - I thought Visual Complexity was your site, ... not? I have a failing memory and I remembered in one of our Twine conversations that somehow I got the impression that that's your web site. I love the site, but I'll put it somewhere else, if it's not yours.
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nope not I, I am osare dot com and thirdmeta dot com - neither is developed, but it's #13,265 on the list of things to do :-) which reminds me, I need to check on my domain expiries
Observations: Music to the (ringing) ears: New therapy targets tinnitus - 3 views
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"Loud, persistent ringing in the ears, known as tinnitus, can be vexing for its millions of sufferers. This perceived noise can be symptomatic of many different ills-from earwax to aging-but the most common cause is from noise-induced hearing loss, such as extended exposure to construction or loud music, and treating many of its underlying neural causes has proven difficult. But many people with tinnitus might soon be able to find refuge in the very indulgence that often started the ringing in the first place: music. "
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Thanks for this post, fish man, (wow! I'm really liking diigo!!); as I experience tinnitus, and, I've only had it for a year or so, music DOES help, because, like so many other audio phenomenon, it distracts the mind from 'listening' to the tinnitus sound (frequency, in my case) and, thus, I don't really hear it, if I'm not paying attention to it - a wonderful ailment, really, because, if you don't pay attention to it, you really don't have it!!
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(agreed!!!) and I too have been dealing with the incessant ringing just quite recently. (I think it's because of my cold) but it is worrysome, as there does not seem to be any real cure. perhaps it has something to do with playing a brass instrument too loudly?
AmyOops: Search results for six truths - 3 views
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And I needed the same thing ...
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Hahahahahahaha....
YouTube - 【2010央视春晚 1080HD】17 - 魔术表演 Magic Show 2/2 刘谦 Liu Qian - 3 views
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Magic!
Illustrated Look At What Motivates Us - 7 views
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Illustrated Look At What Motivates Us
May 20, 2010 by JRivera | 2 commentsBeing a worker and manager in the technology industry, this charmingly illustrated video by Dan Pink really hit home on understanding motivation and “Drive” in the modern workplace.
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WOW!! thanks Fishman!! i reposted to FB
drone - 2 views
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I have to have one of these!!
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where's the frigging BUY button?
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Comes with two cameras - interesting impromptu interview - looks like maybe at CES this year - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTsbNeYmeB8 - but not even priced yet.
Squirrels In Space « Bits & Pieces - 6 views
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"Squirrel-cannon"
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LOL! We'd need a bigger basket in my case. And a set of knitting needles inside as an enticement.
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And, mothers-in-law! Ho Ho! Ha Ha!
Vatican reveals Secret Archives - Telegraph - 2 views
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Grand Khan Guyuk In a letter dated 1246 from Grand Khan Guyuk, pictured, to Pope Innocent IV, Genghis Khan's grandson demands that the Pontiff travel to central Asia in person Vatican Archives Although scholars have had access to the secret archives since 1881, they remain closed to the general public The Holy See's archives contain scrolls, parchments and leather-bound volumes with correspondence dating back more than 1,000 years.
Evri Acquires Radar Networks In Semantic Search Consolidation - 6 views
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"After shopping itself around to all the major search engines, Radar Networks finally found a buyer in another semantic search startup. Today, Evri is announcing that it will be acquiring Radar Networks, along with its core technical team and its main product, Twine. Rumors surfaced yesterday on ReadWriteWeb that Evri was being acquired, but that is not the case. Evri is the acquirer."
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yes well we knew it was coming.. I just read what Nova says, quite interesting actually see here: http://www.novaspivack.com/uncategorized/evri-ties-the-knot-with-twine
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I read the article as well. Very interesting as well! It's hard to tell if anything in T1 will be maintained, so I guess we'll have to wait to hear an announcement from Evri on that. I've been a member of Evri - I'll take a look over there next!
Paint on your ceiling with color LEDs - 2 views
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ok now, that's just silly. better to do it with floor tiles so you can drive your cats bonkers.
YouTube - The Most Useless Machine EVER! - 2 views
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brilliant
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this is the best thing ever conceived.
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AWESOME, I would play with that for HOURS
Eeee-ewe, A Martini? « Bulldozer00's Blog - 2 views
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I love dirty martinis, but thank god (little “g” on purpose because I’m not fond of strict rules of behavior and BS dogma regarding a point source deity with a beard who looks like us). I only drink them on weekends – fer now (hee hee!). I used to hate the taste of DMs along with other hoytee- -toytee bourgeoisie (I’m not a communist – I swear!) drinks (e.g. manhattans, cosmos, rusty nails, etc), but a dear friend of mine for over twenty five years introduced them to me a coupla years ago. Did this post have too many parentheses in it? If it did, it’s cuz I’m on my second dirty martini. If U check the date on this post, it’s a Sunday :^).
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POMLover's blog! stop by and say hi.
See the Future: Real 3D Digital Building Holograms (Wow!) | Designs & Ideas on Dornob - 2 views
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Imagine someone rolling out what looks like a blueprint … only the buildings begin to literally pop off the page, showing you like never before what the structure will look like before it is even built. There is no way to describe how amazing this architectural innovation is – you have to see it to believe it (video below)! Forget the physical: you can now generate high-speed, life-like, visually three-dimensional and fully-automated holographic models of buildings cheaper, faster and more accurately than its ‘real life’ equivalents.
Astonishing Rube Goldberg music video by OK Go | DVICE - 2 views
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Never mind that Chicago power pop group OK Go pleaded for weeks to get their greedy record company EMI to allow this unique video to be embeddable — it is now, and just look! The group's Rube Goldberg masterpiece is here for all to see. "This Too Shall Pass" might be the most elaborate setup ever, and beyond that, it's got to be the most tasteful and colorful. That's what you get when you assemble a brilliant team consisting of wizards from Syyn Labs, Caltech, and MIT Medialab. They created this magnificent machine inside a 10,000-square-foot abandoned warehouse, and Flying Box Productions shot it all with brilliant skill and artistry. Why were all those people clapping at the end? Was the video successfully shot in one take? That huge warehouse full of paraphernalia couldn't have been easy to set up. Want to see how this was done? Four videos with a few hints:
