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SteveS | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 14 2009 | technology, language
Seem like a cool and unusual use for high tech.
Quoted: A Native American game developer has figured out a way to create new speakers of a language in danger of dying out, and it involves a bit of clever programming. Chris LaVigne speaks with Don Thornton, creator of RezWorld, and examines how native communities are using games to preserve their cultures and traditions.
SteveS | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 15 2008 | photo
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SteveS | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 04 2008 | it, science, news
SteveS | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 28 2008 | news
SteveS | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 26 2008 | it, time, visualization
Awesome chart. I'm not thinking it would make a particularly good stocking stuffer (except perhaps for some policy wonks).
Quoted: Death and Taxes 2009 is a educational and political poster detailing information on the budget of the united states and your federal taxes. Republicans and democrats enjoy this thoughtful gift. Makes a great gift for students too.
SteveS | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 25 2008 | business, it
I liked this line: "Influential convicted felons, she says, are America’s most overlooked talent pool."
Quoted: Now here’s something you don’t see everyday: A program that helps convicted felons turn the talents they’ve learned in prison – such as making and peddling “hootch” (bootleg liquor) and re-selling smuggled cigarettes – into entrepreneurial skills they can use...
SteveS | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 23 2008 | it, time, blogs
SteveS | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 20 2008 | it
So maybe Kat *could* have ice cubes in Mauritania!
Quoted: How to build a solar refrigerator: the brighter the sun, the better it works.
A group of students last year at San Jose State University built a solar-powered ice maker with $100 worth of plumbing and a four-by-eight-foot (1.2-by-2.4-meter) sheet of reflecting steel. No moving parts, no electricity but give it a couple hours of sunshine and it can make a large bag of ice.
SteveS | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 04 2008 | it, web, googleHuh. I've been using a PC for years and didn't know about using "Windows key and “D” simultaneously" to show the desktop.
Quoted: David Pogue's technology column has appeared each Thursday in The Times since 2000. Each week, he also writes the Times e-mail column
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Hm, I had no idea there was a huge toxic waste site in Washington state.
1 FaverViewed: 10 TimesQuoted: If you want to win the stimulus sweepstakes, it helps to have one of the planet's nastiest toxic waste sites in your back yard.
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