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May 7, 2010 0
Also… The Hungry Beast

If you have never heard of The Hungry Beast (an Australian abc program), you need to visit their website now! (Off the air now, and maybe never again.. on it) The Hungry Beast was a great running political spoof and informational broadcast on the things you really wanted and needed to know about, with updates still rolling on their blog…
Feb 2, 2010 0
The iPad.
Something amazing -- The iPad certainly ushers in, absolves and reveals some of the premises Apple it built on, and indeed is striving towards -- for good or evil.
For a more in depth analysis of the pro’s and con’s that the iPad represents, try looking at this article on Gizmodo
Jan 20, 2010 0
The Greatest Mouse in the World
Sad, happy, elusive and strangely awe inspiring.. It may not make you want to buy cheese, but it may make you reconsider mouse traps
Nolan’s Cheddar Ad
Dec 4, 2009 0
{Cool Stuff} Floating Plane
Aerodynamics is a fascinating subject, reminds me so much of the bee -- and by extension that there is still much in the universe that we do not yet know or understand.
Dec 3, 2009 0
{Living Art} Rolling Kitchen
Strangely awe inspiring, in a contemporary and simple way.. I just can’t help but stare. You?
Oct 17, 2009 0
Project Gutenberg

If your a thrifty person like me, then you know that FREE is the best kind of free. Now I’m not a big fan of ebooks, but maybe you are – and I know that many business’s use this service to make there own great software. Here though, you can download or even read online – ebooks – absolutely and unequivocally FREE.
see Project Gutenberg ,
you can also use Gutenmark to style it so its nice and pretty for you,
there’s even an Australian version Gutenberg Australia,
and if your really interested, you can follow there latest news at Gutenberg Org
Oct 16, 2009 0
{How To Fly} Homemade Saucer

Breaking news hit recently about a homemade aircraft, that a 6 year old boy constructed taking into the air and traveling majestically across America. It was short lived though, and ended in a headline like this: “Boy 6, Trapped in homemade aircraft – found safe at home”. Of course, he wasn’t actually on the aircraft – he was hiding in the attic because he thought he would get in trouble apparently..
“As millions of people watched the bizarre scene play out live on television, authorities frantically tried to figure out how to bring the device to the ground.
Cameras caught the moment the silver aircraft made a gentle landing in a field, but emergency service workers desperately tore it open to discover it was empty.
It is understood the device was tied up at the family home when one of Falcon’s brothers reported seeing him climbing inside the capsule at the bottom and its mooring rope became detached.
A police spokesman said the boy’s older brother was adamant that he saw Falcon climb into the balloon.
‘We interviewed him multiple times and he insisted that was the case,’ he said.” – Dailymail.co.uk
Read the full story.. here
Some more impressive information about flying saucers (hitler’s), can also be found.. here
Oct 15, 2009 0
{Twitter} Reflections on Life
Twitter, is an interesting new and interesting way to communicate -- sure -- but have you ever considered the true conscience, and wisdom withheld in each small thought? Well these guys do it for you, with your favorite celebrities (perhaps..)
made by the Washington Post
Oct 6, 2009 0
How to Teach?
Often a debated topic between the masses – is how children are educated. The problem though, is that depending on the teacher and the school, and even the child’s earlier upbringing, it can slant into belief & faith.. and why shouldn’t it? Obviously though, Atheists would rather not hear about the lord, and Christians would rather not hear about atheism – both sides, claiming that the only reason they have followers is a conditioning from birth. Both sides may be right, and both sides may be wrong – but is there really a way to bring a child up outside of belief until they are old enough to really pass judgment within their own hearts? Or is a parents own inner-voice too strong to overcome the urge? At any rate, in education, faith needs to find its own place to breath outside of unrelated fields (read science). Religion, in short, one way or the other, has become just another business decision in a pool of strong believers “saving” lives. Where has the love gone?
