7 Gorgeous Eco Resorts For a Green Escape
Any of these would be fine. Maybe in a few years...
7 Gorgeous Eco Resorts For a Green Escape
http://inhabitat.com/7-gorgeous-eco-resorts-for-a-green-escape/
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It's that tree again. Fairly mild today, no rain, little cloud.
I have no idea why you might be interested in the weather in SouthNice article (http://www.coolhunting.com/culture/desktops.php) about the physical and virtual desktops of six creative people. It's quite interesting to see how people organise their workspaces. I can't stand clutter in my work area so some of these desktops (both sorts) would drive me up the wall.
For comparison, here is a photo of my physical and virtual desktops.
For the full article, check Cool Hunting: http://www.coolhunting.com/culture/desktops.php
RIM announces a management shake up:
> Blackberry maker Research In Motion (RIM) has said its co-chief executives Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie have stepped down in a shake-up. Will this mark the start of RIM's renaissance, or just another step in
Introduced today, the Nike FuelBand is a device designed to make self-tracking even more simple and engaging.
Objects can be created on a computer using free online software such as TinkerCAD or Google Sketchup, before being transferred to the Replicator on a SD memory card. Alternatively other people's designs can be downloaded from Makerbot's community website Thingiverse.
I have no need for something like this and neither the time nor the inclination (nor, I suspect, the requisite skills) to learn how to use it but what a fantastic tool! Apart from the ability to make tools and components on demand, imagine what a generation of 3D hackers might produce given the time? Let's hope these things make it into our schools in decent numbers.
I keep getting caught out by the Windows shortcut, Alt-Shift, which switches between the currently installed languagues (assuming you have more than one). For reasons long forgotten I had Russian keyboards installed so, every now and again, I'd mis-hit the keys and type a few words in Russian. Most annoying.
Anyway, if you have a similar problem, hit Alt-Shift to toggle back.Sounds like an excellent idea.
> California bans energy-wasting battery chargers. Full story on The Verge: http://www.theverge.com/2012/1/17/2713315/california-battery-charger-efficien...
