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Sat, 07 Nov 2009 06:11:14 GMT

clipped by: lvmingcai

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http://24hourwristbands.com/

Fri, 06 Nov 2009 12:23:56 GMT

clipped by: georgepettit
clipper's remarks: http://24hourwristbands.com/

Clip Source: 24hourwristbands.com

24HourWristbands.com offers an amazing variety of high density silicone wristbands & custom promotional products that can be personalized to fit a myriad of needs. Whether you are looking for custom promotional wristbands, promotional lapel pins, embroidered patches, lanyards, and nylon lanyards, tube printed lanyards, custom cotton lanyards, custom t-shirts, and wedding favors; we carry the right products to fit your needs. Our custom wristband products can advertise your business or create a unique event experience. Send us your logo or visit our custom wristband order page and create a high-quality imprint or design, for your debossed silicone wristbands, embossed silicone wristbands, ink injected silicone wristbands, 2 layer color coat wristbands, imprinted wristbands, custom rubber bracelets, rubber wristbands, Tyvek Wristbands, or vinyl wristbands. You can also choose a clip art, font and colors from our large selection of artwork.

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first clip

Thu, 05 Nov 2009 04:12:59 GMT

clipped by: 13020428

Clip Source: clipmarks.com

Welcome to clipmarks!

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About Pops

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About Guides

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Madeleine McCann: Online Video Appeal

Tue, 03 Nov 2009 16:17:32 GMT

clipped by: infidel70
clipper's remarks: Video did not clip for some reason. It is at the site. Interpol - the gateway into 187 countries, Europol and national police agencies worldwide are supporting the initiative which is in seven different languages – English, Arabic, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish.

Clip Source: news.aol.co.uk

An online viral appeal was released today to help find British girl Madeleine McCann who disappeared in Portugal on May 3, 2007. She would now be aged six.

The message is the work of the UK's Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre which worked with the McCanns on the video and the ideas behind its distribution and is not the result of any new police intelligence.

A Minute for Madeleine...

Long suffering parents Kate and Gerry McCann have had to deal with the pain and anguish of losing their daughter Madeleine every day and have not given up hope of finding their little girl.

52 AMAZING Shots of Classic Cars

Tue, 03 Nov 2009 13:13:39 GMT

clipped by: clip-on-tie
clipper's remarks: Merging between both the art of photography and auto design can produce wonderful photography artwork that tell about the great classic cars design story through the history, no matter if these classic cars are shown in a gallery in a big city or parked on a far away deserted farm, but the beauty of the effect is the same and will never change.

Clip Source: www.graphicmania.net

If you can look to a classic car from the golden years parking next to a new one, you will notice how the auto design trend has changed through the years. When recent auto design focus more on functionality, economy and security factors, the early cars designs have been focusing about the design and the artwork in the car body ore that the functions inside the car, this is why these classic cars still got its affect inside us especially for people who appreciate the effort spent in designing these cars and building the monsters behind it.

Clip Source: www.copytaste.com

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Clip Source: www.graphicmania.net

The early 1950th and 1960th cars used to focus on the alot of details in the car body, which affects the car speed and driving flexibility. But this has changed in the 70th when the world was looking for more speed cars and bigger space inside the car. Both trends have produced amazing auto design concepts and artwork run in the streets for years and still running for some well-kept classic cars.

Tags: classics, cars, automobiles, photography

Travel: 36 hours in Sacramento

Fri, 30 Oct 2009 19:47:00 GMT

clipped by: Lexica
clipper's remarks: Too long to clip – click through for the rest, including shopping, dining, wine tasting, at least one bar that serves absinthe, farmers' markets, and bicycling.

Clip Source: travel.nytimes.com

Sacramento has no deficit of quirky cultural offerings. Situated at the confluence of the Sacramento and American Rivers, this capital city has a gentle, small-town charm, with a strong theater tradition, delightful new restaurants and a vibrant art scene. It also has a wealth of greenery — residents proudly claim more trees per capita than any city in the world besides Paris.

Riding the Jedediah Smith Memorial Bike Trail.

Where to Stay

Where to Eat

What to Do

the California State Capitol

a neo-Classical confection of Corinthian and other classic columns, parget plasterwork and mosaic floors

Sacramento has a vibrant theater scene

Get to the Tower Cafe

early, and you’ll have a better chance of snagging an outdoor table under the shady mimosa tree

The Crocker Art Museum

compact yet diverse, including works from prehistoric to modern times

Old Sacramento

is a hokey, tourist-mobbed scene. But

the California State Railroad Museum

features restored locomotives and railroad cars that you can climb aboard

Tags: sacramento, travel

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Thu, 29 Oct 2009 15:01:56 GMT

clipped by: thornsvandergiess
clipper's remarks: comment

Clip Source: clipmarks.com

Welcome to clipmarks!

As you post clips, they will be listed here. Unless you choose to make a clip private, it will also be included in the feed of Newest Clips for others on the site to see and discuss.

About Pops

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About Guides

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Sun, 25 Oct 2009 19:54:28 GMT

clipped by: xdzer0

Clip Source: clipmarks.com

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Welcome to clipmarks!

As you post clips, they will be listed here. Unless you choose to make a clip private, it will also be included in the feed of Newest Clips for others on the site to see and discuss.

About Pops

If other users like a clip you post, they will give it a POP. A pop is a way of letting people know that you liked a clip and think others should see it. You can think of it as a vote or thumbs up.

About Guides

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World Atlas

Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:38:55 GMT

clipped by: Socratoad
clipper's remarks: List
of continents, countries, dependencies, islands, territories, lakes, rivers, seas, oceans, mountains, and the highest, lowest, biggest, smallest, tallest, deepest, oldest, youngest, richest, poorest places on the planet
here!

Clip Source: www.worldatlas.com

FEATURED FACT
nunavut

FEATURED MAP
central america

IN THE NEWS #1
argentina

IN THE NEWS #2
barbados

CURRENT TIME
and date, anywhere

OUTLINE MAPS
and map tests

Hemispheres
eastern, western
northern and southern

Latitudes & Longitudes
and much more

Distances
how far is it

Equator
prime meridian
tropic of cancer
and more

Find a Body of Water
rivers, seas and more

Find Any Country
island or territory

WORLD MAPS
a useful selection

Map Clip Art
use at no charge

Maps (custom)
made to your order

Oceans of the World
all the details

Populations
of all countries

What's New
check it out!

World Atlas Travel
prices and reservations

FREE clip art here

Flags!
We have flags of all
countries, states and territories
here!

Animal Worksheets

Thu, 22 Oct 2009 17:43:22 GMT

clipped by: havefunteaching
clipper's remarks: Free animal worksheets for teachers, parents, and kids. Animal worksheets, animal lesson plan ideas, animal flash cards, animal clip art, and animal coloring pages.

Clip Source: blog.havefunteaching.com

Have Fun Teaching Blog

Animal Worksheets

Animal worksheets for teachers, parents, and kids. Teaching and learning can be so much fun, especially when the subject is ANIMALS. There is a certain excitement that comes out of a child when they are learning about animals. Maybe it is the connection they have to their pets at home or maybe a past experience with an animal. Whatever the reason, kids love animals! Here are some animal worksheets, animal lesson plan ideas, and animal activities that you can use with your kids.

Create Your Own Insect Worksheet - Click Here

Life Cycle of a Butterfly Worksheet - Click Here

Farm Animals Clip Art - Click Here

Animal Coloring Pages - Click Here

Tags: teacher, teaching, kids, animals, science, worksheets

Handshakes in Thought: The Van Gogh Letter Sketches

Mon, 19 Oct 2009 21:11:53 GMT

clipped by: JohnWaterman
clipper's remarks: It's difficult to do justice to this great post in a clip so please visit the site.

The whole blog is well worth a good browse too

Clip Source: bibliodyssey.blogspot.com

"This magnificent new edition of the complete Van Gogh letters is a celebration not only of a great artist but of art itself. Through six large volumes of more than 900 letters, meticulously annotated and accompanied by a wealth of illustrations, we are allowed to follow the painter's progress through a long and at times painful apprenticeship to ultimate artistic triumph.

Café Au Charbonnage

To Theo Van Gogh (Vincent's brother) from Laken (near Brussels)

November 1878 [148]

click on any of the linked numbers with each image to access the letter facsimile,

transcriptions/translations and views of completed artworks and useful notations

Road with a man and pollard willows

October 1881 [175]

Nature always begins by resisting the draughtsman, but he who truly takes it seriously doesn’t let himself be deterred by that resistance, on the contrary, it’s one more stimulus to go on fighting, and at bottom nature and an honest draughtsman see eye to eye

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At this cafe, you get what the person before you ordered

Sun, 18 Oct 2009 09:56:26 GMT

clipped by: clip-on-tie
clipper's remarks: "I'll have the gizzard pie and a tall class of buttermilk please."

Have no idea what the first customer of the day gets though....I guess they just pay and have to leave.

Clip Source: www.gadling.com

Sashimi in Japan is just as much an art as it is a food.

Clip Source: www.gadling.com

"If you wander around anywhere in Japan for a little bit," writes blogger Cabel Sasser, "you will come across something interesting.

Providing even more evidence for the veracity of that statement, as if more were needed, is the Kashiwa Mystery Cafe in southern Japan. What's so unusual about this restaurant?

Well, I'll let Cabel Sasser explain it: "At this cafe, you get what the person before you ordered. The next person gets what you ordered."

What a wonderful, bizarre idea (especially if you ignore the unresolved question of what the first customer of the day receives.) When you order, say, an ice cream and coffee, you pay for them and find a seat. In a few minutes, you're called to the counter where you pick up, you guessed it, not an ice cream and coffee. You receive whatever the person before you in line ordered.

Clip Source: www.gadling.com

The Japanese are food-obsessed,

Clip Source: www.gadling.com

The master

Clip Source: www.gadling.com

A popular bento box

Clip Source: www.gadling.com

Grab the plate

Clip Source: www.gadling.com

Before it's sushi

Clip Source: www.gadling.com

Tags: worst idea ever

Queen of the United States

Sun, 18 Oct 2009 02:17:05 GMT

clipped by: disenchantedcitizen
clipper's remarks: This may be an old clip but we should not forget the arrogance of this woman.

You would think she, along with a husband worth an estimated billion dollars, would lease or buy and fly their own plane, or fly first class on commercial airlines like other rich people.

Clip Source: www.sodahead.com

Nancy Pelosi, Democrat from California, current Speaker of the House. The Pentagon provides the House speaker with an Air Force plane large enough to accommodate her staff, family, supporters, and members of the California delegation when she travels around the country. But, Pelosi wanted routine access to a larger plane. It includes 42 business class seats, a fully-enclosed state room, an entertainment center, a private bed, state-of-the-art communications system, and a crew of 16. Pelosi wanted "carte blanche for an aircraft any time," including weekend trips home to San Francisco . Pretty nice but very expensive perk! Her Air Force C-32 costs approximately $15,000 an hour or approximately $300,000 per trip home.

And she has the guts to confront the Big Three CEOs for flying their corporate jets to Washington

THIS SHOULD BE ENOUGH TO MAKE ALL OF US ANGRY ENOUGH TO THROW THEM ALL OUT ON THEIR BEHINDS!

How to Give a Lousy Presentation

Sat, 17 Oct 2009 12:57:10 GMT

clipped by: kielipuoli

Clip Source: www.businessweek.com

How to Give a Lousy Presentation

Fifteen ways to make a bad impression

1. Misspell words.

2. Create distracting color combinations.

3. Use inconsistent fonts.

4. Use a really small font size.

5. Insert improperly sized photos that are stretched to fit the slide.

6. Look completely and totally disinterested.

7. Look disheveled.

8. Read every word of each slide.

9. Don't bother with a backup plan.

10. Don't practice.

11. Call attention to your mistakes.

12. Open with an offensive or off-color joke.

13. Use wild animations.

14. Use cartoon clip art.

15. Use ancient presentation software.

If you want to tell a story you have to know the code.

Fri, 16 Oct 2009 21:41:35 GMT

clipped by: mturro
clipper's remarks: The following clip from an interview Samir Husni did with Bob Guccione Jr. betrays a what I see as a key blind spot in the the contemporary journalistic field of vision - a notion that story telling is somehow a non-technical act.

If I had to guess I'd say that this notion is fed by these journalists coming of age in a time when the dominant tools of their trade - the technology that drove their stories for centuries - was fundamentally invisible. This invisibility mislead them into thinking that the art of story telling was somehow a ethereal act of creation - as mysterious and graceful as human existence - something that spewed forth from the muse - natural, organic, and clean. This mistaken assumption makes me think of a recent essay by Douglas Rushkoff in which he writes:

<blockquote>Like those failed media renaissances before this one, we remain one step behind the capability actually being offered us. Only an elite"sometimes a new elite, but an elite nonetheless"ga

Clip Source: mrmagazine.wordpress.com

SH: Sometimes we as educators, we get lost in this technological dilemma. When you and I went to journalism schools, nobody taught us how to type. Nobody taught us how to make paper. Nobody taught us how to make ink. Do we teach the technology? Do we teach how to develop a website? Is that journalism or is seeking truth and telling the story more important than the delivery or the channel, as you said?

BG: I would absolutely say the answer is no. They must be taught to tell true stories well.

SH: That’s the biggest thing going on in journalism schools now. What do we teach?

BG: It’s bullshit. I hate to say bullshit, but it is to say journalism departments are lost. Everybody is confused by this giant wave out at sea that looks like a tsunami that’s going to crush you. I say it’s not. I say it’s a fantastic energy that is going to nourish us, fuel us to do better jobs. It’s not going to hurt us. We should learn to harness the portion of energy we can use and need to use.