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With Its New Google+ iPhone App, Google Finally Gets It Right

13 May

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Some people just love Google+ and others just hate the company's efforts to create a social network and a social layer across all of its services. Google itself seems to be pretty happy with the results it is getting from Google+ so far - or at least that's what the company is saying publicly. No matter your overall feelings about Google+, though, Google's…

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Silicon Valley sets sail: Blueseed aims to set up a floating city off California coast for foreign tech startups

13 May

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This is how the planners envision Blueseed, a bizarre scheme to allow tech startups to dodge U.S. visa requirements by moving to a floating city: A stylized ocean platform criss-crossed with parkland, swimming pools and walking trails — all within 19 kilometres of the California shoreline. The vessel would be a bit more cramped than the sprawling corporate campuses of nearby Silicon Valley, but that is all part of the idea.

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To Last, or Not

13 May

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Damien Hirst's retrospective at Tate Modern has been up and running for a month and I finally got a chance to pay a visit yesterday. Despite it's a Saturday evening with room full of visitors, there's a pervading smell of death. Hirst is obsessed with this topic. A series of animal preserved in formaldehyde shows death in the most straight-forward way.

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13 May

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In Las Vegas, Nevada.

A Starbucks Coffee in Japan...

13 May

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Starbucks Coffee / Kengo Kuma and Associates

Dazaifu, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan

The stick-like wooden parts you see are around 2 thousands, creating a fluid, cave-like space.

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13 May

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Paradise Valley, Arizona.

Domino Chain Reaction

13 May

Professor Stephen W. Morris explains why a domino can knock over another domino about 50% larger than itself.

SanFran-ception

13 May

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This picture reminds me of Inception.

Let There Be Light

13 May

Petite Japanese Fast Food

13 May

Edible miniature fast food kit, which contains pork and chicken ingredients, but no artificial colours nor preservatives. According to the cook, it tastes like real hamburger, bread, cheese, ketchup, french fries and cola. The cost is 258 yen / 3.2 USD.

Born this Way

13 May

Delicate Spiral Wine Cellars

13 May

Discreet wine storage solutions from Spiral Cellars Ltd.

Fog Covering Houston Channel

13 May

USS Texas, a battleship launched in 1912, at the San Jacinto Memorial, Houston.

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Slightly Darkened Streets of Tokyo

13 May

Timelapse fading back and forth between scenes of pre-and post-quake Tokyo. It reveals how Japan’s cosmopolitan nightscape has been altered by ongoing conservation efforts and power shortages.

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