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	March 29th, 2012 wopStar - Let's play 03 Posted 1 day ago by Rüdiger Klos-Neumann to wopStar 1 Watch the clip and guess what sport it is?! wopStar_Lets_play_03.avi Watch on Posterous If you enjoy wopStar, feel free to love, like, tweet, rate and share us, thanks a lot. Visit us on www.wopStar.com to get the solution. Schau den Clip und errate welcher Sport dargestellt wird?! wopStar - Let's play 04 Posted about 4 hours ago by Rüdiger Klos-Neumann to wopStar 1 Watch the clip and guess what occupation it is?! wopStar_Lets_play_04.avi Watch on Posterous If you enjoy wopStar, feel free to love, like, tweet, rate and share us, thanks a lot. Visit us on www.wopStar.com to get the solution. Schau den Clip und errate welcher Beruf dargestellt wird?! 拡がる Posted 1 day ago by Koichi Mitsui to s a s u r a u 9 未来への不安。 Facebook timeline overview [infographic] Posted about 23 hours ago by Kate Rinsema to Holy Kaw! 3 Via Edelman Digital. Facebook infographics. ¿Se les antoja? Posted about 18 hours ago by Tere to Conozca Más 2 A quién no. Sin embargo, estas no son fotografías ¡sino pinturas! Se trata de un conjunto de obras creadas por la artista Mary Ellen Johnson.  ¿Quieres conocer más sobre el trabajo de esta mujer? Visita www.maryellenjohnson.com/ See the full gallery on Posterous Take a spin around antique color wheels Posted about 16 hours ago by Annie Colbert to Holy Kaw! 3 The color wheel wasn't always a wheel--before its circular design, color charting happened on circles, tables, and spheres. Imprint covers the history of the color wheel in a piece of interest to anyone design minded. Full story at Imprint. Color is only part of design. Sprechen sie Ruby? Code is the new foreign language Posted about 15 hours ago by Annie Colbert to Holy Kaw! 2 Portuguese: out. Python: in. No longer the hobby of nerds and Zuckerberg-wannabes, programming has attracted a fresh crop of young and old alike who are skipping foreign language classes to learn the language of the internet. The New York Times recently covered the phenomenon, pointing out that more people recognize the shift to a squarely tech-focused society and don’t want to be left in the dial-up ages. In fact, the next time you think about poking fun at a computer geek, just take a look at the average salary of a programmer. Full story at NYT. Pick up programming. Cool squid hat costume Posted about 12 hours ago by Catherine Faas to Holy Kaw! File this under ‘awesome costumes you probably need’. Behold, the squid hat get-up by Hine Mizushima. Start your Halloween countdown now! Via LikeCool. In need of some fun. IndieGoGo.com Posted about 12 hours ago by John Weez to Dont Tell the Hipsters 1 I found this awesome new startup fundraising site called IndieGoGo.com. The reason I liked it more than others such as kickstarter.com or invested.in is because it doesn't limit the submissions to projects or products, it keeps it open for campaigns and movements. Check out the campaign I made for DontTellTheHipsters.com and try making your own! http://igg.me/p/85678?a=518436 OnStar will let you track your spouse for $0.12 a day Posted about 11 hours ago by Catherine Faas to Holy Kaw! 2 OnStar offers turn-by-turn navigation, roadside assistance, automatic crash response—to name just a few of its seemingly never-ending list of features. And now, for just $0.12 a day, you OnStar will let you track yout spouse! Yes, forget the days of spending thousands of dollars on private investigators—or you know, the days of actually trusting your spouse. The feature is being pitched to parents who want to keep tabs on their teens, but it could be used to track any operator of the vehicle. The new service, dubbed Family Link, allows owners of OnStar-equipped vehicles from Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadillac to track a family member through the OnStar website and receive email and text alerts when the vehicle arrives at a location or at a specific time. Full story at Wired. All the top tech news. Final words [infographic] Posted about 8 hours ago by Kate Rinsema to Holy Kaw! Jesse Hernandez became the 282nd person to be executed in Texas since the year 2000 tonight, and one of that state’s traditions is to publish the last words spoken by those who complete the journey down death row. This infographic provides statistics on those who have been executed surrounding a representation by size of the words most often spoken by those prisoners. Via Good.is. Somber infographics. On the go? Download Posterous Spaces for your phone Sent by Posterous. Change your email settings or unfollow. Other questions? We'd love to help.