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Twitter, the phenomenon of social networking in just 140 words made popular by Stephen Fry and Sarah Brown has been voted the top English word this year.

The word 'Twitter' has surpassed the word 'Obama' that statistic is related to your application on Social Networks, Internet, Blogs, Media, relating them with her context, frequency, changes in popularity etc.

The most popularity phrase is place to 'Michael Jackson' with 'King of Pop' while 'Michael Jackson' has been suprassed by 'Barack Obama' in names.

Top Words 2009
1. Twitter
2. Obama
3. H1N1
4. Stimulus
5. Vampire

Top phrases 2009
1. King of Pop
2. Obama-mania
3. Climate Change
4. Swine Flu
5. Too Large to Fail

Top nomes 2009
1. Barack Obama
2. Michael Jackson
3. Mobama
4. Large Hadron Collider
5. Neda Agha Sultan

Source: Bluebus

I found this video at Likecool, I won't write a descriptions it's need watch to know.
I hope you laugh haha !

When we look at the picture, we could se a beatiful polo t-shirt but if we look ahead ...
Pretty cool huh?
If you really liked you could buy this t-shirt at Dom's of Hollywood for just 24.95$.

This is a old revolvers's propaganda that by the way it's very odd, how can be inoffensive if at the same time can be fatal?
Besides it used children in your advertising, awesome, right?

(Via Bluebus)

It's true you can win a Nixon Newton Watch at CrunchGear for just a comment. You can be the lucky, what do you think?
Well, you'll just need make a comment, then run ...

PS: Until Monday

This dual-scream notebook Kohjinsha started selling in Japan today. I'm surprised every day with the technological advancement. As we can see this notebook where your main selling point is that you get not one but two 10.1-inch LCD screens in a compact body (size: 280×210×19 42mm, weight: 1.84kg). And you can even buy the DZ6KH16E, which looks like a normal notebook when you use just one of the screens, if you live outside Japan.



"The two sliding LCDs feature 1,024×600 resolution and LED backlights each. The notebook also has an Athlon Neo MV-40 (1.6GHz) with a RS780MN chipset and an ATI Radeon HD 3200 graphics card, 1GB of RAM (upgradeable to 4GB), a 160GB HDD, WiFi, three USB ports, a 1.3MP web camera, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, slots for SD/microSD/MMC/memory sticks and a digital TV tuner (which will work only in Japan and parts of South America) on board. Kojinsha says buyers can expect around 4.5 hours of battery life."

You can also buy this device at Geek Stuff 4 U but there's a problem, maybe you don't worry with it but the keyboard have a Japonese Layout.

(Via CrunchGear)

This image is illustrating the development of Coca Cola bottles, since 1899 to 1986. Fallow the order:
1899 – 1900 – 1915 – 1916 – 1957 – 1986

(Via - Likecool)

It's really a dream about consumption, an awesome watch that makes me want one.

Client: Colorama
Agency: McCann Malmö
Direction: Upper First
Director of Photography: Keith Loutit
Production: Upper First
Sound design: Kungen & Hertigen
Year: 2009

"The idea is based on a technique called tilt-shift, combined with time-lapse (developed by Keith Loutit). It makes reality appear as a miniature model moving with a stop-motion flow. The thought is to create a visually interesting expression that give the audience something out of the ordinary, while at the same time providing a good overview of events. We would shoot from a high angle using specially developed lenses with a short depth of field. The fact that the world appears to be miniature makes the viewer think ”is it for real or not”. It is hard to tear your eyes from the images, something that works well for our purpose.

A gigantic hand will appear in the middle of events helping the workers to get the house ready for summer. It will light the barbeque with a magnifying glass for example. The idea is to create a visually absurd situation using displacement of scale between the people in frame and the giant hand. It is meant to underline the contrast of small and big, where the hand symbolizes the consumers ability to effect the environment and in the extension his or her own environment. Through time-lapse we’ll reinforce the ”before and after” scenario as you’ll be able to see small changes appear quickly. The film will start in a winter worn backyard and in 30 seconds evolve to a wonderful summer barbeque."

(Via Vimeo)

It's certain robots are leadership on the world and with technological advancing, we can observe many exotic creations of these machines. As above, the A-Pod is an ant inspired hexapod robot with a total of 25 servos. This video demonstrates body movement and mandible control. The music is from Trifonic with Lies.

(Via Presurfer)

Pop-up Office is an office that opens and closes in seconds, it's very practical. It was created by Liddy Scheffknecht and Armin B Wagner.

(Via Bluebus)

I hope that become a real fun playable.
For more information visit Roomba Pac-man.

(Via Wonderland)

Going West is a short papercraft film illustrating a story, it's very beauty and interesting the animation, which was created by Andersen M Studio.
"Where books come to life"

Via (@ GreatDismal)

Becoming a celebrity is not so easy, like in this video that show Lady Gaga playing two songs she made by self, before she becoming famous. This video is from New York University's Annual Talent where she came in thrid place. At the end of her performance, one of the judges says: "Norah Jones, look out". Little did she know that Lady Gaga would not be making Norah Jones-ish music at all."

Alarming to some people and delighting otheres, on Wednesday night was seen a brilliant meteor over Utah. The image above is from a security camera at the IMFT plant in Lehi, Utah. From KSL-TV, you can also watch some videos of the meteor.

See some videos of the brilliant meteor over Utah.

Who did never give laughs with Diff'rent Strokes? Well, the answer is not difficult.
Diff'rent Strokes is an American television sitcom that aired on the NBC television network from November 3, 1978 to May 4, 1985, and on ABC from September 27, 1985 to March 7, 1986.

So, are you curious to know how are them?

Gary Coleman (Arnold)



















Conrad Stafford Bain (Philip Drummond)


















Todd Anthony Bridges (Willians)














Hey, time goes to everyone!

Clara, a delightful woman in her nineties, teaches like cooking. Clara teaches the meals she made during the Great Depression. The most interesting of everything, while she is cooking tell fun histories of past.

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