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The Evolution of Mobile Phones 1985 - Today
Impact Lab | September 3rd 2008
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uQLeE_LYx0 Watch closely a see if you can spot the models you owned Using some great morphing software, this video has an ingenious way of adding perspective to the blurring development cycles in the ever changing cel read more
Alltop - The Democratic Spread Of Information
The Source For Seth | June 23rd 2008 by Seth Garrison
Alltop news aggregator is a new service that takes away the aggrevation of RSS subscribing and reading. They offer all flavors of information for us to discern what is valid for us. The democratic spread of news and opinion.SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title read more
Internet Tutorials are the Teachers of the Future
Webdevelopment | June 19th 2008 by Zoonyx Interactive
I know some people don’t even believe that the Internet or World Wide Web exists. They think that it is an abstract concept and that if asked to show it to someone they would fail miserably. Well, whether or not it exists I think that the collectiv read more
Successful websites need a tailored proposition
The Way of the Web | June 3rd 2008 by BadgerGravling
The most important element of a successful website isn’t the technology, the content, or the marketing. It’s having a clear and defined proposition which is understood by the entire team - and most importantly, by the users of the website read more
…It’s Things Thursday: 1333 Minna?
Didn't You Hear | May 29th 2008 by Cory OBrien
If you’re looking for a unique fitted hat that combines contemporary urban style and aesthetic with old world craftsmanship and precision, then look no further than 1333 Minna. 1333 Minna is part of the Goorin Brothers hatmakers group, and “is an read more
developing
On the side | February 4th 2008 by amy
.new ideas and thoughts as the piece is created. Most of the time I'm not really sure how they happen or where they come from. It happens and this piece will be completely different once it is complete. I never stick to the original plan. As the time read more
DEBATE: Internet - Good or Evil
Lee Doyle - You will Judge me | January 12th 2008 by Lee Doyle
Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post’s poll. We all love the Internet and see all the great things it offers, but we all know all the bad things it can do and we hear on the news all read more
Fear Your Pride
Net-Entrepreneur, A journey through online money-making land | January 11th 2008 by Alex
There would be instances when your pride will prevent you from evolving. It begins early in your life but, it shows its ugly face when you're an adult too. This is when it hurts the most. read more
Evolving Thoughts
Blogging the Singularity | November 25th 2007 by Chris Williamson
Evolving Thoughts is a cool blog from an intelligent fellow. And click HERE for a full list of the BASIC CONCEPTS IN SCIENCE read more
Evolution’s Middle Species
.: Blog4Brains :. | October 19th 2007 by Cerebral
Ju5t1nL0w3ry Snipped from DailyMail.co.uk. Some of the arguers against evolution ask, “Well, if evolution exists, where are the species that are evolving themselves? Or middle-species?” Well, although there doesn’t need to be a mid read more
The Time Machine (2002)
Maxim's Movie Reviews and Opinions | August 25th 2007 by Maxim
This adaptation of H.G. Wells’s classic is a big departure from the novel. Here an inventor living in New York is trying to go back in time using his invention to save the life of his girlfriend - because he’s in love and he has a guilt read more
Law of Attraction Party at Evolving Times
Today is that Day | August 2nd 2007 by Aaron M. Potts
Having a party based around the Law of Attraction and including some awesome prizes is just a fun thing to do, and Edward Mills has done it with style! read more
The ‘National Intelligence Estimate’: With Translations into…
Hell's Handmaiden | July 18th 2007 by John
The most recent ‘National Intelligence Estimate‘ is out. Perhaps some of you have seen it. I took a read. It was shorter than I expected, only seven pages, but for those extremely read-ophobic out there, the first five pages concern how t read more
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