Friday, December 01, 2006
Thursday, November 30, 2006
"DropBoks is a little website that allows you to securely upload and download your files as you please. No bells, no whistles, just an easy and quick way to store your files online.
Each account has 1 GB of storage space available. You can upload and download files (any format) as large as 50 MB.
How are we able to keep DropBoks free? We have found that when you offer a valuable service that is extremely simple to use, folks have no problem making a small donation. This has covered our costs since day one! "
Webjam is a start-up internet company based in Central London, UK in phase of concept development aiming to launch its web-based services by year-end.
We are a group of people with over 30 years of experience in setting up global media and community websites and we would like to share that expertise with our users.
Our aim is to give users the power of create, share, aggregate, and publish personalised content through a disruptive bottom-up approach to web media publishing.
Webjam takes advantage of available applications and standard content formats to offer a set of intuitive site creation tools to our users and clients.
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Ergonomics & Safety: Flexibility Exercises: "
Shoulder Exercises
Shoulders upShoulders forwardShoulders backArms up"
Sunday, February 26, 2006
Browsing through the patent library, I came across some interesting laptop designs ...
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Thursday, December 15, 2005
Commentary, news, and rants on the evils and stupidity of belief in the big invisible daddy in the sky.
Illuminating and watchdogging the widespread attempts to institutionalize the theocratic rule of the US.
Making fun of believers everywhere, because God is for Suckers.
Thursday, November 10, 2005
Wednesday, November 09, 2005
WHY IS FRANCE BURNING?
Saturday night was the 10th day of the spreading youth riots that have much of France in flames -- and it was the worst night ever since the first riot erupted in a suburban Paris ghetto of low-income housing, with 1295 vehicles -- from private cars to public buses -- burned last night, a huge jump from the 897 set afire the previous evening.
