Tag: blogging

WordPress – State of the Word With Matt Mullenweg

WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg gives us a glimpse of what holds for the future of WordPress at the WordCamp San Francisco 2010. WordPress is that little blogging engine that runs from individual to corporate sites. WordPress 3.0 holds many new promises for the future of blogging. Unlike Blogger from Google who is stuck in the […]

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Internet Week New York City

If you plan to be in New York around June 7th-14th, 2010 you better pencil yourself in for the Internet Week New York. Already on the third year edition, the pow-wow attracts some of the biggest sites online. It’s a great way to meet the brains behind these operations and see new and upcoming sites […]

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Own Every Single Issue of National Geographic Magazine

Image the price of a yearly subscription to the National Geographic magazine multiplied by many years. You’ve seen them in second hand book shops in boxes. Once you read one, they just end up being piled away in a garage or end up in your doctor’s office for many years. In some cases they can […]

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Beatles Cut-Out Homage

The Beatles the greatest rock group of all time has had many tributes paid to them in various shapes and sizes. People Too pays homage with an elaborate paper cut-out 3D Beatles true the original group. This unique approach gives the Beatles a whole new look. People Too uses paper like nobody else and spins […]

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James Sturm Giving Up the Web

“If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?” Well James Sturm has done that but he can’t see his own tree fall. He has given up the web and has caused a debate for some who have contemplated the same idea. He now […]

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Growing a Good Beard

This time of the year the true prowess of a hockey player is the ability to grow a good beard. With more and more younger players making the fold some are barely able to grow a beard, the whiskers are a symbol of the maturity of a superstitious ritual in hockey lore. Add a dash […]

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Skipping Rocks

Skipping rocks are a rite of passage for kids who love to see a rock skip through the water and rippling the surface as it glides to sink to the bottom. Now finding the right flat rock can be daunting at times. In of world of plenty and a little disposable cash, why not buy […]

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Jim’s Pancakes

You can take the boring out of pancakes with Jim’s Pancakes. Jim creates whole new eye candy worlds made out of pancake batter. Jim makes pancakes with his daughter Allison and shares his outlandish creations with all. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d […]

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Real Cost of Your Everyday Appliances and Devices

Just how much wattage are your appliances juicing up your bills each month? Smart appliances are the way to go. An aging appliance is a guzzler and will cost you more in the end. GE and Pentagram’s Lisa Strausfeld devised a wattage chart that breaks down each appliance commonly found in most homes. Homes are […]

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Obsessive Consumption

Our lives are constantly ruled by consumption, buying things to pleasure ourselves. This daily grind of trying to stay afloat and happy at the same time is very stressful. Some of us go to the extreme and hoard great collections of nothingness. Are we truly happier? Too much choice. Happiness at one time was having […]

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Dismayland by Jeff Gillette

The World of Disney is an Utopian fancy at best. Since childhood we are fed the illusion that the world is a pristine place of order and beauty. Disney is a save haven with all it’s branding of falseness. Dismayland is a realistic Brazilian depiction of slum conditions created by Jeff Gillette who uses the […]

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