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Via bTang reBlog: MultiMap.com is using its aerial photo/map mash-up as a tool to sell maps and photos. But it’s the combination of the two that leaves me with my mouth hanging open. Hover over the map and the (dhtml?) Continue reading Magical Maps
From Antipixel comes TokyoArtBeat, which is a brilliantly executed site (in English and Japanese) which tracks shows and events in the art, design, film, art party and opening events. As an interesting plus, it has those QR Codes which you Continue reading TokyoArtBeat and QR codes
Sarah McLachlan‘s new video cost 15 Dollars.
Bigelow’s Gamble, via futurismic Given Mondays 2nd flight, and hopeful X-Prize win, it time to set the next big challenge. Update : SpaceShip One successfully reached it’s altitude of +100km (+62 miles for the metrically challenged), piloted by Brian Binnie Continue reading Bigelow’s Inflatable Treehouse and the Next X
From OSDir.com: open source FAQ generation and management tools that make maintaining and deploying useful FAQs al little bit easier. Although at the end of the day, there is no substitute for listening to your users and tracking common issues Continue reading The FAQs on Frequently Asked Questions
The Globe and Mail has a few inches devoted it the Sushi Ban in it’s “Intelligence” column (registration required (try www.bugmenot.com) )which mentions Malcolm Jolley’s http://www.gremolata.com were he is gathering a names and massges for a “massive electronic petition to Continue reading Sushi Insanity