The name cliKball sounds like a fun new mouse game -- and in a way it is. Coming across like a Twitter for link sharing, the plug-in co-created by Jesse Andrews of Userscripts.org fame and three other principles formerly of…
Continue Reading →Everybody has neighbors, even if they're miles away. Those relationships can vary from ... well ... neighborly to downright cold. And there are probably some things you'd like to say to those people -- like stop stealing our paper and…
Continue Reading →In the digital age we've all become victims of information overload. We're flooded with so much data via blogs, emails, and attachments that we often forget not only where we got it from, but where we put it. Gist combines…
Continue Reading →The Australian Open may have just settled on two winners, but there's another huge tennis event on the horizon that doesn't require you work on your half-volley or be a clay court specialist. Layer Tennis 2009 is a season of…
Continue Reading →Millions of people are talking all day, every day on twitter. But what if all those people came together and actually did something? Enter Twestival, a global event organized through twitter taking place on February 12th. Over 100 cities have…
Continue Reading →We've been fans of Peter Gregson for a while. The young cellist not only is amazingly talented, but his involvement with his fans is always innovative. His new project titled The Words on the Wall takes his concert into the…
Continue Reading →While times are pretty tough, a lot of us still have it pretty good. Unfortunately, there are plenty of families who need a little extra help. The good people from the Chicago based Firebelly Design are giving back this holiday…
Continue Reading →When I meet with my international friends I am always humbled at their ability to speak two, three, or four languages. Now that I'm a little older, I'm kicking myself for not studying a language in high school and college.…
Continue Reading →Our pals over at Behance have just launched a fantastic new project called simply, Served. Served sites bring the user a steady supply of top quality creative work from within the Behance network. A group of curators comb through the…
Continue Reading →The advent of the Internet has more or less made television the antiquated way of keeping up with the informational Joneses. Monitoring the World Wide Web for what's going on is as easy as HTTP. Unfortunately, the sites you check…
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