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Sunday, Sep 28th, 2008 ↓

My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2008-9-28) →

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Saturday, Sep 27th, 2008 ↓
Ry Cooder-Vigilante Man (via timetorightwrongs)
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picturebubbles :: stretch your perspective →

A PictureBubble spherical panorama is a cutting-edge form of photography used to capture an entire space in 360° along the horizontal and 180° along the vertical. Unlike traditional photography, PictureBubbles allow us to show every angle of a room or environment of any size, all at once.

Additionally, unlike traditional photography, PictureBubbles can capture a much greater range of brightness within a scene. Ever notice how a photograph taken near a sunlit window tends to lose outdoor detail?

PictureBubbles show a complete spectrum of exposure, bringing indoor and outdoor detail into harmony within the same scene. But PictureBubbles are not limited to spherical photography; environments can be linked together to form complex “virtual tours,” and PictureBubbles make use of embedded video, sound, and zoom-able interactive content. And geotagging can be used to plant your PictureBubbles accurately on a virtual map of Earth.

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Sunday, Sep 21st, 2008 ↓
Interior design room: Suspended Dining Table by Bernstein Architects
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My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2008-9-21) →

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Saturday, Sep 20th, 2008 ↓
USB WebMail Notifier

Webmail Notifier connects to your private email account when you can not, and let’s you know what is going on! 
Webmail Notifier works in the background to inform you every time you receive a personal email and even the capacity of unread emails! 
No battery required 
Soft Illuminated Blue, Red, Green indicator 
Webmail Notifier supports : Gmail, Yahoo Mailplus!, Outlook, Outlook Express, ISP with available pOP3 service 
Easy operating software 
Powered by USB with 4 feet cables
Every new mail can be associated with a sound 
Compatible with Windows Vista / XP / 2000 (via Dream Cheeky)

USB WebMail Notifier

  • Webmail Notifier connects to your private email account when you can not, and let’s you know what is going on!
  • Webmail Notifier works in the background to inform you every time you receive a personal email and even the capacity of unread emails!
  • No battery required
  • Soft Illuminated Blue, Red, Green indicator
  • Webmail Notifier supports : Gmail, Yahoo Mailplus!, Outlook, Outlook Express, ISP with available pOP3 service
  • Easy operating software
  • Powered by USB with 4 feet cables
  • Every new mail can be associated with a sound
  • Compatible with Windows Vista / XP / 2000 (via Dream Cheeky)
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Kenwood Hibachi Speaker

Inside its bowl-like form sits a three-speaker system, wireless receiver, lighting and battery: the lights also indicates the charge status of the battery, which should let the device run for a whole day. The wireless audio works 30m from the source, so presumably you could use it outside from Kenwood Hibachi Speaker

Go to Kenwood’s Hibachi site to see an informative flash demo complete with spacy music

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Invertebrate Astronauts Make Space History
It’s one small step for Tardigrada, and one giant leap for the animal kingdom: The toughest creature on Earth has survived a trip into space.

Invertebrate Astronauts Make Space History

It’s one small step for Tardigrada, and one giant leap for the animal kingdom: The toughest creature on Earth has survived a trip into space.

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Carafe Un Verre, Sentou (NOTCOT)
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Google raising newspaper morgues from the dead

You can now search Google’s newly announced News Archive for actual digital images of old newspaper articles.  An interesting variation for this search is the view timeline feature which displays a timeline about the search subject.

You can then view summaries from various periods along the timeline ultimately drilling down to actual newspaper articles, like this one from the November 13, 1910, Sunday Drama Society Fashions Music Section of the New York Times.

What a wonderful new reseach tool!

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Tuesday, Sep 16th, 2008 ↓

“The quickest way of ending a war is to lose it.”

—George Orwell
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Remove Tourists From Travel Photos →

Wired How-To Wiki: We can’t help you get rid of tourists at the actual sites, but we’ll show you how to zap them out of your photos, offering friends and family the illusion that you had the place to…
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Holly Brook “Like Blood Like Honey”– Listen free at Last.fm

Holly Brook, born February 23, 1986, is a multi-instrumental singer and songwriter from Mazomanie, Wisconsin.

By the age of two, she was singing and harmonizing on “Happy Birthday” with her mother, Candace. By the age of six, Holly was performing professionally with her mother in a mother-daughter duo called Generations. At 15, she had already recorded 3 independent albums as Generations.
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Ernesto Cortazar - “Beethoven Silence” – Music at Last.fm

Ernesto Cortazar was a Mexican Pianist and composer. He was born in 1940. He started his music career in Mexico at the age of 18 composing the background music for the motion picture “La Risa de la Ciudad”. Since then, he has created the background music for more than 500 motion pictures. He has traveled to more than 25 countries to perform as he only knows. He gave concerts at very important places as The Kremlin (USSR), The Mexican Presidential House and others. He also has performed for very important people as Charlton Heston, Danny de Vito, Michael Bolton, Octavio Paz, The Rolling Stones, President Menem (Argentina), Nikita Krushev (USSR) and more.
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Monday, Sep 15th, 2008 ↓
iLovePhotos is free software for your Mac that helps you organize, share, and enjoy your photos based on the people who are in them. (via iLovePhotos)
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