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Fotopedia Launches Drop Dead Gorgeous Photo Magazine

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Fotopedia Launches Drop Dead Gorgeous Photo Magazine

4 Comments 20 September 2011

Fotopedia’s new website and Flipboard app are drop dead gorgeous. Sticking to the minimalist Apple inspired mantra of less is more, Fotopedia has crafted a curated photo magazine that brings beautiful immersive photos right to your fingertips. The team at Fotonauts Inc have partnered with Flipboard to include Fotopedia in the travel section of their [...]

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Is Hollywood Color Blind?

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Is Hollywood Color Blind?

1 Comment 15 February 2011

In this time of ‘change’ that we find ourselves living in, has Hollywood stepped up to the plate to show the true diversity of the world? As an industry Hollywood green lights projects based on formulas, you take one A list male lead and one A list female love interest and you have a great [...]

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Free Ecards For Valentines Day

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Free Ecards For Valentines Day

No Comments 14 February 2011

The top 5 free Ecards for Valentines Day. Paper greeting cards are so last century. In a age where everyone has email, Twitter and Facebook there is no need to kill any trees to send a message of love. Just hop on over to any of the sites listed below and send off an email [...]

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10-Year-Old Boy Falls Onto Train Tracks While Playing Sony PSP Video Game

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10-Year-Old Boy Falls Onto Train Tracks While Playing Sony PSP Video Game

No Comments 04 February 2011

Anyone who’s ever played video games know how engrossing they can be. You sit down for a quick session of your favorite game and the next thing you know it’s midnight and your starving. The only thing worst that getting lost in a game on your couch is doing so in public. The results can [...]

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Dan Phillips Displays A Dozen Homes He’s Built Using Recycled Materials

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Dan Phillips Displays A Dozen Homes He’s Built Using Recycled Materials

1 Comment 30 November 2010

It is a commonly held belief that we the people of the 21 century are in fact evolved superiors to our predecessors. But on closer inspection it becomes apparent that we’ve lost our way. The modern moral compass is out of whack, image is everything and substance is lacking.  Somewhere along the way we lost [...]

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Keep Your Goals To Yourself If You Want To Achieve Them

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Keep Your Goals To Yourself If You Want To Achieve Them

No Comments 02 September 2010

As an undergrad in art school I remember being chastised by my professor for being too cerebral. She wanted me to put all my ideas down on paper and I felt they were better off in my head, where I could ponder them further. Being that I was in a design class I had to [...]

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Video Documentary: Shinya Kimura, The “zero style” Custom Bike

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Video Documentary: Shinya Kimura, The “zero style” Custom Bike

No Comments 18 August 2010

Shinya Kimura is a Japanese born custom bike maker.  As founder of Zero Engineering Kimura has brought a no frills minimalistic and vintage artistry to motorcycle design. The visual and functional aspects of his work have become know as the Zero-style bike.  His bikes share key design features such as “a rigid gooseneck, a pre-1984 [...]

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Greek Olives: Food As An Economic Barometer

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Greek Olives: Food As An Economic Barometer

No Comments 17 August 2010

Paul Solman of the PBSNewsHour interviews food critic Diane Kochilas about Greece’s current economic decline. Kochilas purports that Greek food can serve as a great economic barometer to measure the current financial woes of the mediterranean nation. As Greece became more entwined with the world economy and foreign trends, the food in local restaurants grew [...]

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Charles Darwin’s Stance on Christianity?

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Charles Darwin’s Stance on Christianity?

No Comments 03 August 2010

In times of great suffering people either call out to a force greater than themselves or lash out at the God that governs all of creation. According to Elliot Sober Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Charles Darwin chose to reject Christianity. “Darwin’s stance that an omnipotent God would not have been so [...]

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Why We Should Work With Nature Instead Of Against It

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Why We Should Work With Nature Instead Of Against It

No Comments 30 July 2010

It took a near death experience to shake Lewis Pugh out of his aggressive approach to over coming nature’s obstacles. Having tested his body to the limits by swimming the frigid sub zero waters of the North Pole, Pugh vowed never to tackle a cold water swim again. “Then, he heard of Mt. Everest’s Lake [...]

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