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Whack Your PC
by flashgames
Find all 6 ways to whack your pc! Are you angry with your personal computer?Do not destroy it,Relieve your stress here.
goodbye 29
by blackgoldfish
hello 30 :)
Seems like this birthday crept up on me. I still feel 25. I don't think of myself as "older". I hope maybe a little "wiser". But definitely happier. 29 you've been a pleasure. I'm sad to close this chapter (marriage, love, Mr. Handsome) but I'm ready to go onto the next. I anticipate many more happy memorable moments. He's the best pre-birthday party date ever.
pc pocket(windows) applications and softwares free downloads
by browskhy@mail.com
& 1 other
If your phone is running Windows Mobile 6.0 or Windows Mobile 6.1 you can get Marketplace by following the instructions in the box below. If you have a Windows phone running Windows Mobile 6.5, Marketplace is already installed on your phone and in your Start menu.
Beds Are Burning - 'TckTckTck - Time for Climate Justice' Campaign
by rvuong
(via)
Join the campaign for climate justice and become a Climate Ally by downloading Beds are Burning for free: http://www.timeforclimatejustice.org.
The Oxford Project
by rax262
(via)
In the storytelling tradition of Studs Terkel and the photographic spirit of Mike Disfarmer, The Oxford Project tells the extraordinary true tale of a seemingly ordinary Midwestern town through the pictures and words of its residents. Equal parts art, American history, cultural anthropology, and human narrative—The Oxford Project is at once personal and universal, surprising and predictable, simple and profound.
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15 December 2009
14 December 2009
Richard Barnes Photography
by sbrothier
Richard Barnes divides his time between commissioned work and personal projects. He looks at architecture as artifact and, placing it within the context of archaeology, challenges our conceptions of the way we inhabit and represent the built environment. His photographs are in numerous public and private collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the New York Public Library and the Harvard Photographic Archive. He was a recipient of the Rome Prize for 2005-06.
Essay - Is Technology Dumbing Down Japanese? - NYTimes.com
by karlcow
As Haruki Murakami, Japan’s best-known living novelist, wrote via e-mail, “My personal view on the Japanese language (or any language) is, If it wants to change, let it change. Any language is alive just like a human being, just like you or me. And if it’s alive, it will change. Nobody can stop it.” There is no such thing as simplification of language, he added. “It just changes for better or worse (and nobody can tell if it is better or worse).”
13 December 2009
Windows and OS X Software Alternatives | Linux App Finder
by cascamorto
Since many Linux applications are free and have no marketing to inform the public of their existence, it is often difficult to find the right program when it is needed. The goal of Linux App Finder is to make finding the right software an easy task by grouping programs into categories and allowing for a task based search.
* Backup & Recovery
* Business & Finance
* Communications
* Databases
* Development
* Editors
* Education
* Games
* Graphics
* Internet & Networking
* Multimedia
* Office
* Scientific & Engineering
* Security
* System
* System Management
* Utilities
* Viewers
* Virtualization
