Category: Lifestyle

Prehistoric Googling

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Prehistoric Googling…

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Just in Time, Air Conditioned Clothing

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If you live in the same general climate as I do, I have news for you – it’s hot outside. And it has been hot now for several weeks. But I do have some other news for you too, and it’s relatively good – you can now get air conditioned clothing. Well, to be honest,

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The History of Apple Products in Film (Infographic)

Apple products often turn up on the big screen, and the infographic below takes a look at the history of popular Apple products through the viewpoint of some popular films. Of course, there are many more examples of your favorite Apple product sneaking into the local cineplex, but it is fun to take a look

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Living in a Mobile World (Infographic)

  Steve Jobs was famous for a lot of things, but one of his recent favorites was his proclamation that the PC era was over. While that one can be debated for some time to come, there can be little arguing that mobile devices are beaching more popular by the hour. The Infographic below takes

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Farewell to Steve Jobs (Infographic)

  Steve Jobs was an iconic person that took a concept from his parent’s garage to a multi-billion dollar company. Not everyone will agree about his level of genius, but it is hard to argue with his results. You will find Steve Jobs’ fingerprints on many areas of modern computing, and his blending of the

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Calvin and Hobbes do Christmas

If you are a fan of Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson (I know I am), then you are probably familiar with the rather, uhm, creative snowmen that Calvin was fond of creating. Well, in the spirit of Christmas, creators Jim Frommeyer and Teague Christie  made a video that takes you through a tour of

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The LEGO Kid Builds Working LEGO Farm Equipment Models

When it comes to building working replicas out of LEGO, Warren Seely is probably in a class by himself. The home schooled young man, enrolled in college courses at 15 years old, spends his time not building models on his parent's farm. Warren is planning to become an electrical engineer, and from the looks of

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The Monster Book Brings Children’s Drawings to Life

Have you ever wondered what a child's drawing might look like if it was coupled with the artistic ability to bring it to life on the canvas? Illustrator Dave DeVries apparently did, and so he went about the task seeing where such a thought could take him. According to the artist, I project a child’s

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Private Cloud Bed Rocks You to Sleep

  Sometimes at NerdBeach we find furniture that just screams out at us, so we have to share. This nice work of furniture art called "Private Cloud" (as far as we can tell) is crafted by Manuel Kloker, and it is designed so that the whole bed can actually rock. The idea is that you

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Vintage Computer Symphony

If you have spent time working with computers as they have evolved to sleek wonders of today, you may remember the sounds experienced along the way. From the whine of a dot matrix printer to the chirp of an MFM drive, these sounds are now embedded in our subconscious. The current generation will probably never

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