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What You Need To Know About Behavioral CSS
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19 Dec 2009As we move forward with the Web and browsers become capable of rendering more advanced code, we gradually get closer to the goal of universal standards across all platforms and computers. Not only will we have to spend less time making sure our box model looks right in IE6, but we create an atmosphere [...]
Love them or hate them, the holidays are here. The good news is that now that Twitter is practically mainstream, chances are you have a friend or family member who would more than appreciate a Twitter-themed gift. So instead of heading to your average mega mall and buying gifts that are a dime a dozen, [...]
Access to Ryan Seslow Installation Art
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1 Dec 2009Installation Art is one of my favorites. I am just happy that I know people who are passionate about their Art. My friend Ryan, just finished mounting another exhibit and is now open for people to view his work. I have asked him to give us a personal tour and I am just grateful that [...]
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- Tags: Art, design shape, Don, Installation, Museum, NY, physical time, Ryan, Ryan Seslow, scale, time duration, work, work ryan
The WIFI Body Scale
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23 Nov 2009The WIFI Body Scale is the first scale linked to the internet that automatically register weight, fat and BMI calculation. Thanks to its WiFi connection, the Withings scale automatically records your weight and data and stores it online with a single gesture – step on the scale. Weight graphs and body composition analysis is instantly [...]
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- Tags: bmi calculation, BODY, body composition analysis, gesture, iPhone, right time, scale, time, weight, WiFi
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Social Ratings: Scaled Ratings Vs. Booleans
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20 Nov 2009For years now, it has been a commonality for social media sites to rate content and commentary on a sliding scale. Sites like YouTube and Yelp allow users to rate and review content on a five-pointscale, while sites like StumbleUpon and BuzzFeed want to just know if you like it or not. Go to Source