Being a secret Susan Kare fanboy, I like this 8-bit barbecue. But I want my steaks to be 64-bits, thank you very much.
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The 8-Bit Barbecue [Bbq]
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27Oct
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27Oct
Last week was “National Design Week,” which, for those not in the know, is when the design industry pays tribute to itself and its sparkling creations — including all those smartphones that keep outsmarting us and chairs that make profound statements (beyond just “sit on me”). But amid the celebration, there was a lot of soul-searching going on among designers.
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Warren Berger: To Hell With 10-inch Stilettos and 3G Smartphones, How About Designing a Better Future? -
26Oct
What you will find below As per my old Beer Snobs Web page, below is an alphabetical listing of all the beers I tasted from December 1997 to October 2009, all 527 beers. I have tasted many of these beers more than once to make sure of my thoughts on them.
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An Amateur Beer Snob’s Guide to Beer: The E Beers -
25Oct
We’re always hearing about what an incredible tool Twitter can be, particularly when dealing with real-time events – before Twitter, there was never such an incredibly effective way to track trends, news and events as they happen.
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Five Wickedly Clever Ways to Use Twitter | Twittown Blog – By Rob -
25Oct
How old is the idea of “classes of people”? Even during ancient times there was a difference between the wealthy, royalty, priests, and workers
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Wine, Beer and The Class System -
23Oct
Two mugs of foaming draughts clink! Frothy cold beer spills down arms in celebration, as “Free Fallin’” careens from speaker to speaker in the lively pub.
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“Toasty!” To the IMPULSIVE REVIEW -
23Oct
Hi readers! I am still here. I thought of posting a short update while I test this Wordpress App for the iPhone. I’ve been meaning to get one since I felt the need for mobile blogging
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MFJ is still here -
23Oct
This is a fu5king tough post. My The first noble ruth: Live means suffering post helped me understand a bit more about appreciating what I have now, and in the future
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The second noble truth: The origin of suffering is attachment. -
22Oct
If I was, I probably passed out and that’s why I don’t remember it. But at least I was lucky enough not to have made an inebriated beer run to the 7-11 and been immortalized on a security camera .
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21Oct
San Diego, California – Got an idea for a killer iPhone app?
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The iPhone App Has Created The Legend Of The iPhone Millionaire
