LogoPond - Logo Identity Inspiration
LogoPond
A site of cool logo designs for inspiration
A podcast/weblog of items on the internet I come across that interest
me while I'm having my morning coffee.
LogoPond
A site of cool logo designs for inspiration
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YouTube - George Peppard's Password Plus "Rant"
Kinda weird to see Hannibal Smith go off on a game show about confidentiality.
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Hey You Guuuuyyyys! A New Electric Company Starts in January! | Geekdad from Wired.com![]()
The new Electric Company will feature a group of four culturally-diverse teens—Lisa, Keith, Jessica, and Hector—who have powers to make and manipulate words in (educationally) cool ways. From a natural-foods diner, somewhere in New York City, they fight word crimes, particularly those of the mischevious (but not truly evil) Pranksters. Each episode will tell a story featuring these characters, with animated and live-action phonics lessons sprinkled in here and there, focusing on vocabulary. That's something the original show didn't really do, but that's another sign of the times, since PBS Kids' research has shown that kids today need a lot of help on that front. They have also, as with the original, made sure to make the show funny, because they know they'll hold kids' interest a whole lot better if they do. And there will, again, be someone in a gorilla suit making occasional appearances. (There've been rumors of Rita Moreno making a cameo on the new show, and I'm holding out a little hope for Morgan Freeman and Bill Cosby, too.)
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11:00 AM
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Sandy — your free personal email assistant
Values of n [http://valuesofn.com], the company behind Stikkit [http://stikkit.com] and I Want Sandy [http://iwantsandy.com], will be closing its doors. Both services will going offline at close of business (5pm PST) on Monday December 8th, 2008.
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8:38 PM
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Section: technology
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8:15 PM
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Send Me Pennies
the goal of this site is to collect One Million Pennies ( 3.2 tons ) and try to spend them on a single purchase in a single day. Now this is where the fun comes in. Once I receive these One Million Pennies, I will get a film crew together and begin the adventure. I will begin by finding an armored truck service to carry the weight of the pennies. This won't be easy, because I will have to pay for it in pennies. Next, I will drive to a business and make a deal to purchase an item at the value of the leftover pennies. When the deal is ready to close and it comes time to pay, I will direct them to the parking lot where the money is. They can then decide if making the sale is worth the expense of trying to cash in and sort all those coins. Most business would be out of their mind to incur that cost.
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Anti Monkey Butt Powder
Anti Monkey Butt Powder is specially formulated to absorb excess sweat and reduce frictional skin irritation. It is Ideal for butt busting activities such as truck driving, motorcycling, bicycling, horse back riding, and extreme sports. May also be applied inside footwear, under sports pads, and other areas prone to chafing. Indoors or outdoors, work or play, or on occasions when you sit on your butt all day, don’t let your buns get red, use Anti Monkey Butt Powder instead!
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10:13 AM
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tarpipe![]()
tarpipe makes it easy to share content across different social media applications.Automate your publishingCreate publishing workflows that can be triggered by e-mail messages, instant messaging updates and third-party applications.
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8:12 AM
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HAWAIIAN DICK :: News
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8:55 AM
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Veer: Ideas: The Control Master![]()
The Control Master
A film by Veer & Run Wrake featuring CSA ImagesHalftone City, USA. A peaceful metropolis of family values and space-age dreams. Mild-mannered blonde Dorothy Gayne secretly protects its citizens from harm. But dangerous new technologies abound. What happens when a powerful device falls into the hands of scientist-turned-villain Doctor Moire? Who will rescue Halftone City from this oversized creep? Watch The Control Master and find out!
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11:59 AM
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Writer: the internet typewriter
A simple, no distractions writing environment. All you do is type. It saves your document automatically.
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7:19 AM
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Interactive Mirror from Alpay Kasal on Vimeo.
In an effort to dive deeper into HCI (Human Computer Interaction) by hacking together parts easily acquired, I set out to build something especially "non-computery" - introducing the Interactive Mirror. On paper, this construction looked like it'd be novel and fun. I was pleasantly surprised to see it was way more fun than expected once I fired it up.Blog.LitStudios.com
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Download: YourDaily-WeekendRoundup081116.mp3 | YourDaily-WeekendRoundup081116.ogg
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6:53 PM
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Projects/KDE on Windows/Installation - KDE TechBase![]()
You can use this installer to download and install the various binary packages that you need to run KDE applications on MS Windows. KDE is free and open source so you can build all the applications "from scratch" from their source code; but as a convenience for others, volunteers create these precompiled packages and make them available on the Internet.
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10:56 AM
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24 Hour Podcast![]()
The 2008 24hr Podcast will kickoff on November 22nd at 11am EST and run a full 24 hours non-stop. Your host Todd Cochrane will have a variety of guest on for the 24 hour event.You are invited to stop in here or join us on his main website at GeekNewsCentral.comThis years 24hr Podcast event is to raise money for disabled veterans. We have a goal to raise $3000.00 this year.
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9:24 AM
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The other day someone was saying the sentence, "I'll send that to you" but paused on "I'll" and it sounded like, "a la". And my first reaction was to say "A la peanut butter sandwiches!" Then I asked him, who used to say say that? One internet search later I had my answer and found out the Muppets have a wiki too.
The Amazing Mumford - Muppet Wiki![]()
The Amazing Mumford is a talented magician, but his magic tricks sometimes go awry. His characteristic magic words are "A la peanut butter sandwiches!" After saying this, there is a puff of smoke usually accompanied by either a "poof" noise or magical tinkling sounds, and then after clearing, it reveals how the trick has gone wrong.Grover often appears as Mumford's over-eager assistant.
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Spoonflower: Print custom fabric on-demand![]()
custom fabric from Spoonflower
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10:40 AM
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Even on a modern editing system, this would be a very complex project. Sid had something better at his disposal than a computer, a tape recorder, or a 16mm camera... He had his wits.MultiframeThe rewards for "Multiple Sidosis" stretch beyond scholarly infamy, and it's more than just a cult oddity. In 2000 the film was selected by the Library of Congress for preservation as being culturally significant (the same year as "Apocalypse Now" & "Shaft"). Better still - Sid can enjoy his notoriety in person. He just celebrated his 100th birthday, and he's still creating films.Hi-Fi Audio - Retro Thing
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