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Here’s a great list of the 50 most interesting articles on Wikipedia.

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Ivan over at CreativeBits reminded me of a handy Gmail feature: One Gmail, Many Email Addresses. If you’ve got a Gmail account, you can add extra periods or capitalize any of the letters, and emails sent to those permutations will … Continue reading

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I was going through my “starred” emails and I noticed that one of my readers had requested that I add Boost Mobile to my text messaging form. Well, I’m late in getting to it, but as of today, you can … Continue reading

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This morning I hiked House Mountain. You can join me on my hike by checking out this slideshow.

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The Sewing Machine Project (SMP) was first conceived after the Southeast Asia tsunami in 2005. Margaret Jankowski, founder of SMP, heard of a woman’s story about losing her sewing machine and means of making an income, and she realized she … Continue reading

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The biggest internet revolution for a generation will be unveiled this month with the launch of software that will understand questions and give specific, tailored answers in a way that the web has never managed before. via An invention that … Continue reading

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I’ve had my eye on the Sigma DP2 for the past couple of months. It has the insides of a DSLR packed into a point-and-shoot package. Although it hasn’t been released yet, Carl Rytterfalk has posted some shots he has … Continue reading

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Is Anybody There? starring Sir Michael Caine comes out in theaters today. Watch the trailer here.

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The setup: Take out a Craigslist want ad for a ficticious Internet startup, interview applicants, and use a hidden camera. Why? The creator of this project wanted to find out what makes people stand out in an interview. The result … Continue reading

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Read this facinating story of, Ethan Johnson, a 15 year old boy who rode his bike 600 miles from home. A sufferer of Asperger’s Syndrome (i.e. it’s on the manageable end of the Autism spectrum), Ethan planned and went on … Continue reading

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