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A project of the New York City Street Renaissance (NYCSR), a collection of non-profits geared towards re-imagining the city’ public spaces and making our streets safer for pedestrians, bicycles and non-vehicular modes of transportation.
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Do all the things you’d do on flickr.com. Comment, manage your favorites and sets, upload new photos, and much more.
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Fan less & ultra low power GREEN PC systems, built to order.
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Le terme “web 2.0” n’est plus à la mode? Maintenant, on parle de médias sociaux.
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An integrated environment for software analysis, in which software systems are visualized as interactive, navigable 3D cities.
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A free, public resource for web developers. Builders, designers and programmers like you — the people who know best — write the articles, tutorials, code snippets and other contributions.
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Precision Bitmap to Vector Conversion Online.
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Cubeecraft papercraft toys are FREE to download. Each toy features interlocking tabs for construction – eliminating the need for tape, glue or other messy adhesives.
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Paper seating.
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A massive index of the hottest bands and tracks that are being talked about on the internet right now. Every six hours the Sound Index crawls some of the biggest music sites on the internet – Bebo, MySpace, Last.FM, iTunes, Google and YouTube – to find ou
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Typo 3, Cushy CMS, Made By Frog, Radiant CMS, Modx CMS, SilverStripe, Alfresco, Alfresco, DotCMS, Umbraco, CMS Made Simple, Drupal, Mambo (Joomla).
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A mobile fire solution without smoke or smell, that uses liquid fuel Fanola® based on alcohol, and can be arranged within different indoor and also outdoor spaces.
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15×15 second videos submitted by people, selected randomly and playing simultaneously.
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This application can search through your images collection and find duplicates not only by file name or size, but also by visual similarity.
LibraryThing
- A Project Guide to UX Design: For user experience designers in the field or in the making (Voices That Matter) by Russ Unger 11 Jul 2009New Riders Press (2009), Edition: 1, Paperback, 288 pages
- A Beginner's Guide to Constructing the Universe: Mathematical Archetypes of Nature, Art, and Science by Michael S. Schneider 8 Jul 2009HarperPerennial (1995), Paperback, 351 pages
- Raising Venture Capital for the Serious Entrepreneur by Dermot Berkery 8 Jul 2009McGraw-Hill (2007), Edition: 1, Hardcover, 288 pages
- Term Sheets & Valuations - A Line by Line Look at the Intricacies of Venture Capital Term Sheets & Valuations (Bigwig… by Alex Wilmerding 8 Jul 2009Aspatore Books (2006), Paperback, 106 pages
- Le Dessous des Cartes : Coffret en 2 volumes : Atlas géopolitique ; Atlas d'un monde qui change (1DVD) by Jean-Christophe Victor 24 Jun 2009Tallandier (2008), Relié, 457 pages
- You, Inc.: The Art of Selling Yourself by Harry Beckwith 18 Jun 2009Business Plus (2007), Hardcover, 336 pages
- Personal Development for Smart People: The Conscious Pursuit of Personal Growth by Steve Pavlina 18 Jun 2009Hay House (2008), Hardcover, 288 pages
- Let My People Go Surfing: The Education of a Reluctant Businessman by Yvon Chouinard 15 Jun 2009Penguin Press (2005), Relié, 272 pages
- Understanding Healthcare by Richard Saul Wurman 14 Jun 2009Top, Broché, 336 pages
- Sketch Book: Conceptual Drawings from the World's Most Influential Designers by Timothy O'Donnell 14 Jun 2009Rockport Publishers Inc. (1999), Relié, 192 pages
agrumes
- Three Things the Developing World Wants From a Global Climate Deal 14 Jul 2009Let's remember that the people who will be worst affected by climate change are likely to be the ones who have the lowest levels of per capita emissions, and the ones least adapt to changing conditions, such as rivers becoming seasonally dry. Photo: Hideyuki Kamon via flickr. The divide between what the world's wealthy nations are willing to comm […]
- Cell Phone Towers Could Help Us Out with Global Warming Effects 14 Jul 2009Photo via TheBusyBrain Experts have told us that an effect of warming temperatures is heftier hurricanes and flooding. But exactly how to predict the extent of the impact so people can brace themselves is a point of concern. It could just be that cell phone towers will lend a helping hand, not only to give people a warning system, but also to predict how m […]
- Sarah Palin Slams Cap and Trade in Op-Ed, Completely Misses the Point 14 Jul 2009Photo via SMH Golly. Mrs. Palin has a couple problems with the cap and trade plans, dontcha know. Seems it'll be awful expensive, and a little risky--and why bother when there's a big natural gas pipeline we can build, and this Arctic National Wilderness Refuge that's got a whole lot of oil we can use? Plus, coal's getting a whole lot […]
- Meet the First Electric Car Produced in South America: Brazil's Fiat Palio Weekend 14 Jul 2009Photos: Fiat. After a three-year developing phase, the Brazilian subsidiary of Fiat is producing an electric version of the Fiat Palio Weekend. The car manufacturers claim it has about 75 miles of autonomy (120 kilometers), 60 MPH speed, and an estimated price of 70 thousand USD. Nothing compared to models like the Tesla Model S in terms of speed, looks a […]
- Growing Spaces Grow Domes: Geodesic Greenhouses (Video) 14 Jul 2009Image credit: Geodesic Greenhouse Kits Geodesic Greenhouse Growing at 6000ft Given the importance of local food to us all, it's amazing we haven't seen more innovative designs for greenhouses and other season extension methods here on TreeHugger. Sure, I've posted on a recycled bottle greenhouse , and we are not short of posts about high-tec […]
- Jargon Watch: Greenbashing 14 Jul 2009From an Andy Singer cartoon; see it all here at NPR Everyone is familiar with the term greenwashing (the practice of companies disingenuously spinning their products and policies as environmentally friendly) now, and TreeHugger has been using the term greenwrapping (the practice of sticking solar panels and wind turbines on noxious uses) for a while; Now S […]
- Summer Kitchens Make A Comeback In Style 14 Jul 2009Summer kitchens were very common a hundred years ago; a stove took a long time to heat up and cool down, and if you used it in the summer it would make the whole house unbearable. Then gas and electric ranges came into use, heating up much more quickly, and we got air conditioning, so we could use fuel to make the heat and use more fuel to take it away. […]
- How to Build With Grid Beam 14 Jul 2009Think of it as a giant Erector Set. Grid Beam is a great way to make working prototypes of furniture, experimental vehicles and even small buildings. If your idea doesn't work, you can change it until it does. If you don’t need it anymore, Grid Beams are easily demountable and ready to use for the next project. I find the ability to […]
- SwissMiniGun Is Officially The Smallest Pistol In The World Manufactured Today 14 Jul 2009By Andrew Liszewski Dark Roasted Blend put together a collection of miniature spy guns, and while most of them were designed by government agencies for real-life spies, the SwissMiniGun pictured above is still made today and is available to anyone willing to shell out about $6,000! The double action revolver is just 5.5cm long but still [...]Andrew Liszewski
- A Year of Green, Seasonal Eating in Oregon (Slideshow) 14 Jul 2009Photo credit: Getty Images / Ryan McVay We talk a lot about eating local, seasonal food, but that can be tricky to visualize in different places around the world, depending on the season, region, even the micro-climate. To help showcase eating what's coming out of the ground, all year-round, we'll run a series of slideshows -- sort of like a cale […]
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