"In supermarkets where loads of veggies is stacked and dumped, freshness may not be a priority. Keeping a track of all that’s been brought in can be time consuming and not all buyers may have a knack for freshness count. The Fresh Code offers a simple solution to this problem; it’s an intelligent barcode with a graph that indicates the freshness level. As time passes by, the graph on the barcode keeps receding, till it finally reaches “0”; indicating that the veggie needs to be dumped and not sold."

"The social-networking giant has opened its first-ever office in Asia—in the country where being all up in one another's business is practically a birthright. "

"Why it matters what you wear, how to pull yourself together right, and 8 other rules to start following now"

"Then, figuring I would take his new degree for a test drive, I asked him how he thought I did that. “I’m sure you treat them well,” he replied.

“That’s half of it,” I said. “Do you know what the other half is?”"

"How an unlikely mix of environmentalists and free-market conservatives hammered out the strategy known as cap-and-trade"

"According to the latest Hitwise analysis, Google's lost its crown as the most-visited Web site in the U.S. last week. The new king of Web site traffic is, of course, Facebook."

"The 17-year-old was over in the U.S. to talk to developers and potential investors about how to evolve his site, which he developed over three days in his bedroom."

"Coverage of the IPL and ICC events has become tedious in the extreme, with banal, cliché-ridden, hyperbolic commentary. More reason why we ought to treasure the likes of David Lloyd
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Five lessons for would-be James Bonds and Bond girls — and the men and women who would resist them.

"You're not an idiot for buying an iPad on April 3."

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We wondered how we could compete with Rove on the bestseller list. We don’t have the luxury of friends in high places. We don’t have national TV exposure. So how we could we be Rovian and beat him at his own game? One thing immediately came to mind: An attack ad.

" I just started thinking about how many things I’ve learned through my own personal working out (since I was a kid and playing competitive sports) as well as being a trainer (since 1998). So today I just wanted to share some of the things this 36yr old has personally learned about all things health and fitness….in no certain order"

"The factual statements Brooks uses in his argument are wrong. Not arguable, or questionable, or suspicious. Wrong. And since everything else flows from those wrong facts, the rest of the column can't be taken seriously."

"In your Web browser, create a new bookmark containing the following JavaScript code as the URL"

"Although there's lots of things that you can do in WordPress, sometimes you may need a quick fix for a specific problem. In those cases, working directly on the database can be a real life-saver. In this article, I'm going to show you 10+ extremely useful SQL queries for WordPress."

I often try to use Mac's trackpad scrolling gestures on my wife's Thinkpad but now I can use them #pb

ROTFL! Some Repubs are hilariously insane

First criticize Apple and then do exactly what they are doing

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"Mahbena had the bad luck to be born with arthrogryposis—a genetic condition that warps the joints in utero, causing them to form improperly—and the worse luck to be born in Zimbabwe, where disabled children are apparently thought to be cursed by witchcraft. According to the film’s Web site, “in their culture, you have to dispose of the ‘weakest link.’"

From 10 to 24 March 2010, IKEA develops an interesting event in four important metro stations in Paris. Furniture collections are currently displayed in high-traffic spots, giving the potential customers a chance to interact with the brand by checking out the products.

AOL Lifestream What Google Buzz should have been. #pb

How Chatroulette may no longer let you chat anonymously

How we use or rather ought to use Twitter

15 Noteworthy Websites That Changed the Internet #pb

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A veteran of many battles against the authority, Shourie, discusses philosophy, politics and policies in a freewheeling conversation with Mahesh Sarma, editor, Careers360.

It is in the James Bond posters that the world first saw some of the most famous images associated with the secret agent. From Goldfinger's golden girl image to the striking pose of Bond holding his gun across his chest, or the introduction of the famous 007 logo in Dr. No, the posters continue to develop introducing new ideas and concepts.

"Raj demonstrated his nastiness and Marathis gave him their approval and their vote. Between Raj (24%) and Uddhav (18%), the Thackerays control 42% of Mumbai’s vote, which corresponds to the city’s Marathi population. In the last election, not one opposition seat in the island city of South Mumbai went to Shiv Sena. They all went to Raj after his violence, and that is the reason why Uddhav is currently acting the way he is. The more unhinged the message, the more appealing it is to the Marathi."

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YouTube Doubler mashup

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The Sandpit from Sam O'Hare on Vimeo.

Video + time lapse + tilt-shiift + New York. It cannot get any better. The best five minutes you will spend today. Kottke points to this video and its making which makes it even more awesome.

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On Saturday morning, I finally decide to cash in my AppleCare extended warranty that I had thoughtfully purchased when I bought my laptop. Instead of randomly calling a support number and jumping through loops, Apple encourages you to first log in to their Support section. You enter the serial number of your device which automatically detects if it is in warranty and then proceeds to ask you what the problem is. I tried the Firmware Update that Apple recommended for laptops bought in June 2009 but as soon as I ran the dmg installable file, it told me I didn’t require it. No running through the installation and then realizing it didn’t solve the problem. The next step in Apple Support is brilliant and I wonder why other tech support companies don’t do it. In addition to describing the problem in couple of lines – loud noisy hard disk (four words, thanks to Twitter). I was asked to enter my phone number and have Apple call me instead of vice versa. No waiting, listening to elevator music tearing your hair out, and cursing at on-phone ads.

I get a call from Apple in less than a minute and all I am asked is my name and confirmation number from my support request. The guy is friendly and walks me through some quick tests. He waits patiently until I remove the battery and try to ‘reset’ the laptop. The noise stops for a while so I hang up but he asks me to call them back as soon as it starts back up. The problem is back in minutes so I just log back on with my support ID and get Apple to call me again. The phone rings again in less than a minute and I narrate my tale of woe. This time, the lady doesn’t waste time trying fixes and schedules an empty box delivery ^[1]. Since it is the weekend, the box arrives via overnight delivery promptly on Tuesday. I pack my laptop in and take it back the same day to the FedEx Shipping Center. I receive an email notification next morning that it has reached their service center. The laptop is repaired by afternoon and shipped back in the evening. I receive the box with my repaired laptop Thursday morning at 10:39am. Simply amazing.

After hearing and experiencing horrible customer service, you are blown away by such prompt, quick, and great service. No wonder Apple has been ranked right at the top by Consumer Reports [via]. On laptops, Apple received 86 points out of 100, with Lenovo, my previous laptop coming in second at 63. Toshiba, Dell, HP/Compaq, and Acer/Gateway followed with 60, 56, 53, and 39 respectively ^[2]. For the desktops, Apple scored 87 while the second, Dell managed only 55. HP/Compaq and Acer/Gateway followed with 53 and 39 respectively ^[3].

Apple not only beats its competitors in customer service but blows them out of the water with a 23-32 point advantage. Apple users are reviled as fanboys and I have done my share of mocking but after experiencing such level of professionalism and customer service, you cannot help but be bowled over. Of course, it helps to know that Apple computers are even less likely to fail compared to PCs but when they do, help is quick. Feel free to paint me as a fanboy.

Footnotes:

1. People who live close to an Apple Store can take it in and get it fixed quicker. Update: apparently not, see Supremus’ comment
2. Based on responses from owners of 3,685 laptop computers. Respondents were Consumer Reports subscribers surveyed online in January 2010. They reported on their most recent experience with contacting their computer manufacturer’s technical support since January 2009.
3. Want decent customer service? Don’t get an Acer.

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"AppSlice data indicates that only 16,700 iPhone apps have been certified as iPad-compatible so far."

What do people use to get the job done?

Extra white but a bit too minimalist?

I hope this is implemented via a firmwire update and not hardware update

The Photo Argus is a resource for photographers novice to advanced. We bring you useful information, inspiration, technique, photographer showcases and more.

Minimalist wallpapers for your desktop

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Fat Burger: Hypocrite – A veggie burger topped with bacon.

Riding surging prices of his various telecom holdings, including giant mobile outfit America Movil (AMX), Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim Helu has beaten out Americans Bill Gates and Warren Buffett to become the wealthiest person on earth and nab the top spot on the 2010 Forbes list of the World's Billionaires.

Yahoo Answers #FAIL

When signing on for films that are possible Oscar contenders, actors often have award-triggered bonuses built into their contracts that vary depending on the size of the film.

Alaska and Texas are the only states not participating in the standards-writing effort. In keeping his state out of the movement, Gov. Rick Perry argued that only Texans should decide what children there learn.

Scientific examination of the subject has found that as the use of porn increases, the rate of sex crimes goes down.

SecondBar is a Tool which allows you to have more than one menubar in Mac OS X. This is useful if you have multiple monitors connected to your mac

"I feel for Google – Steve Jobs threatened to sue me, too."

Google has poured resources into improving its automatic translation service. Some of these systems are better than others at handling particular pairs of languages, and it is impossible to evaluate them fully using small bits of text. But here are some quick comparisons of human translations and computerized versions from Google and two competitors.

There are several reasons for the recent success of Marathi cinema.
Many young filmmakers now send their films to prestigious film festivals as soon as they are ready – creating the buzz these films need in the absence of a big marketing machine.

FourWhere makes it easy to see places around the world visited by Foursquare users, and read any comments they may have left a particular place.

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This iPad ad made its debut during the Oscars ahead of its pre-order date of March 12th and release date of April 3rd. Not all were impressed but I think it works perfectly. Why? Because all it shows is how it looks and what it does. And it does a lot in those 30 seconds. Rarely do companies focus solely on their products to market them.

Another similar ad that worked was that of Google during the Super Bowl. It had the added dimension of weaving a story and even spurred plenty of video responses that Google obviously didn’t mind.

Only these two companies have come close to perfect brand management. Can you think of any other such campaigns?

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FourSquare, the location-based check-in tool was always aimed toward businesses. The first step was to get users accustomed (or addicted) to checking in wherever they go and help them compete for points against each other by giving away emblems like Mayor badges. Now, FourSquare has made it easier for businesses to access all this rich data regarding their location.

With the new tool, businesses will be able to see a range of real-time data about Foursquare usage, including who has “checked in” to the place via Foursquare, when they arrived, the male-to-female customer ratio and which times of day are more active for certain customers. Business owners will also be able to offer instant promotions to try to engage new customers and keep current ones.

It was an obvious direction for FourSquare and I had wondered why hadn’t they implemented it sooner. This move might in fact be useful for both consumers and businesses as the latter will try to attract and keep their loyal base happy. One more advantage I see at least in another screenshot is that managers and staff are identified and listed separately. I have seen couple of my ‘friends’ check in every day (including school nights) at a bar at Northgate, College Station and have thought, wow! She definitely has a drinking problem. Until I realized, she probably works there. Of course, she is the frikkin Mayor of the bar with no chance of anyone else ousting her ever. Now unless, businesses or FourSquare matches consumers with their spending habits, they have no reason to worry about backlash. FourSquare users are willingly signing away their geo-location privacy and if they do it smartly, there is no discernible harm.

This feature is available only to 30 small businesses but FourSquare plans to expand it to more than 900 businesses soon. This might just be the social networking app that small businesses readily welcome.

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No one seems to think it will hold up on appeal, but yesterday a recently elected judge in Houston, Texas ruled that the Lone Star State’s death penalty is unconstitutional.

Bigelow vs. Cameron? Streep vs. Bullock? Forget it. The most riveting face-off during Sunday's Oscar ceremony came early: When producer Elinor Burkett wrestled the microphone away from director-producer Roger Ross Williams after their film, "Music by Prudence," won for best documentary short. What really happened? We reached both shortly after by cell phone, and got both sides of the story.

You can only wish they were as honest as 'Snakes on a Plane'

The Google Public Data Explorer makes large datasets easy to explore, visualize and communicate. As the charts and maps animate over time, the changes in the world become easier to understand. You don't have to be a data expert to navigate between different views, make your own comparisons, and share your findings.

Confusing? Obtuse? Does Conrad need to stop by Politico's offices with a picture book and some finger puppets? I understand perfectly well how intelligent people who don't follow this debate closely might not catch on to the distinction. But this is what Mike Allen does all day — and, as I understand it, much of the night and the wee hours of the morning as well. How can anybody still not understand this? I'm at a loss here.

What? No 'Tere Ghar Ke Saamne'? Top Architecture Songs #pb

The world that surrounds the topic of Web Design is home to many debates and opinions on best practices or generally how things should and shouldn’t be done. While many of these opinions are accepted and taken on board by everyone, there are some that end up being split into two opposing camps. One camp will provide an expert opinion for one side of the argument, while the other contradicts with an equally valid argument.

Seven arguments Republicans should not be making against using reconciliation for health-care reform, and the one that they should.

this is about the user interface conventions and considerations which apply to creating software for the iPad platform (and touch-screen tablet devices in general). It is not a technical discussion of iPad-related APIs

IOGraph — is an application that turns mouse movements into a modern art. The idea is that you just run it and do your usual day stuff at the computer. Go back to IOGraph after a while and grab a nice picture of what you’ve done!

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This was misleading and I pointed it out to Mint Customer Service via email and even posted it on their help forums. Mint even acknowledged the problem and promised me that their engineers are working hard to resolve the problem as soon as possible. Also, I wasn’t the only one with the problem. So far in spite of being a major issue, Mint hadn’t yet resolved the issue when one of the users who had a similar problem posted a possible solution.

He simply went to the Planning tab and clicked on the Edit Details of the category that was displaying the wrong amounts and unchecked the ‘Make this budget roll over’ option. The issue resolved immediately. So my question is, does Mint or it’s engineers know that the fix is so simple and that the roll over option is more confusing than helpful? Perhaps the explanation is so simple that the Mint engineers missed the obvious. Or are they simply fixing the basic problem? Mint could have easily pointed out that the rollover budgets are causing the anomaly after which 90% of the users with the problem would have been satisfied. But does Mint know it was that easy?

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I haven’t gone all Jackson Pollack but care to guess how I created this seemingly piece of art in just over an hour? It may look all chaotic but it has a method to its madness. IOGraphica is a fun and awesome tool that tracks your mouse movement on the screen. You install it, let it run in the background, and go about your business. The application traces a path of your mouse with black lines. The black dots represent the place where the mouse was stationary for longer periods of time.

I created this on my MacBook Pro and as you can make out, my dock is on the left. The Mail app is on the top left and middle left are where my Twitter and NetNewsWire app resides. The top right black dot is where my ‘Send to Pukka’ bookmarklet resides. How is this useful? Well, not much really but then not everything you install on your computer is. Or for that matter, most of what you install is for fun.

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Take some time today to really get acquainted with one specific tool that you use frequently. Poke around the menus and help files, search Google for “ tricks” and see what comes up. I think you’ll be surprised by what you find.

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Whether you’re trekking to an exotic locale or revisiting an old haunt, get more pleasure from your vacation with these pointers.

Instead, the most important things I've learned are less formal, but have proven extremely useful when working/playing with data

Some self-righteous folks remind us that Qatar is not a democracy, nor does it guarantee freedom of expression. But Qatar’s record on free speech is not relevant; India’s is. And it is for Indians to reflect on why India’s most widely known painter feels safer in Doha than in Mumbai.

Buying your textbooks is expensive, and who has time to find high-quality, cheap used textbooks? Be smarter — at BookRenter, you can rent textbooks for a fraction of the cost, and have them delivered right to your door as fast as the next day.

I knew that you could easily create custom slide shows with QuickTime Pro, but why spent hard-earned $29.99 when you can get the same functionality free of charge by using built-in Mac OS X 10.5 technologies?

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Instead of focusing on what we don’t have, I believe that true potential of the iPad will be unleashed by what we have not yet seen. Just like the iPhone revolutionized the smartphone industry, I believe the iPad will change the way we consume media. Yes, the iPad will and is primarily a media consuming device. I have been primarily interested in books and magazines. The possibilities of embedding rich media within content are endless. Think of your favorite magazines and then imagine how better your experience would be if some content was interactive ^[1].

The media companies have already started designing their publications for the iPad. For e.g., Penguin Books:

The part about holding your iPad up to the sky to map constellations is something that no paper book can do. Another of my favorite magazine, Wired is also almost ready with its app and it looks even better than it’s paper version.

I hope other publications recognize the potential of this new medium and get started. The publishing industry thankfully has learned from the music industry’s debacle and looks willing to adapt and adopt new technologies.

P.S. The irony that the two videos above are in Flash is not lost on me :) But as both YouTube and Wired show, you can keep everyone happy by having two versions of their content. May the best technology win.

Update: Coincidentally, hours after I published this meandering post, I found Craig Mod’s beautifully illustrated and excellently-written article on how the iPad is challenging the very notion of books and yet retaining what we like most about them.

The iPad changes the experience formula. It brings the excellent text readability of the iPhone/Kindle to a larger canvas. It combines the intimacy and comfort of reading on those devices with a canvas both large enough and versatile enough to allow for well considered layouts.

Footnotes:

1. A National Geographic app for the iPad will provide the same stunning photos and also include video

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Where are the tea parties protesting against this stupid government action?

When you gotta go, you gotta go

The Israel Defense Forces called off a raid in Palestinian territory after a soldier posted details, including the time and place, on the social networking website Facebook

Scientists have found a 67 million-year-old fossil of a snake coiled around dinosaur eggs and a hatchling. This is the first evidence of snakes eating dinosaurs.

This front-page story in yesterday’s Washington Post featured a quotation from Justice Antonin Scalia, taken from a 2006 Yale Law School presentation, in which the Justice calls the 14th Amendment's Privileges or Immunities Clause "flotsam." Flotsam is defined by Webster's Dictionary as "floating debris": trash, in other words. Talk about trashing the Constitution.

Wired's Ryan Singel makes a good case in this article that cyberwar hype — like terrorism hype — has been fuelled by government contractors who have a product to sell, and who don't give a damn about the consequences to the net or to freedom

Not knocking on Pandora or Last.FM but Grooveshark is pretty awesome. Especially for popular songs.

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When you hire out a contractor to do work on your home, you want things done right and at a reasonable price. Over the years, I’ve seen a number of people get screwed by hiring a ‘jack of all trades handyman’ who said they could just about everything. In reality, they could do a lot…. of destruction, that is (oh snap)! No, really folks – to protect yourself from getting ripped off by a contractor, make sure you take these steps:

If architecture is about solving problems, rehabbing the Houtex was a dream project: The awkward buildings posed lots of problems.

Here are 22 pictures that will have you taking the escalator every time.

Does that mean you cannot blog anonymously in WV anymore? If yes, I would be illegal if I lived there

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It cannot get any better than dogs catching food in slow motion. A truly awesome and brilliant ad

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Brooklyn prosecutors on Monday cleared ACORN of criminal wrongdoing after a four-month probe that began when undercover conservative activists filmed workers giving what appeared to be illegal advice on how to hide money.

The importance of a unique, memorable and well designed blog, especially within the design community, should not be underestimated – First impressions will always count and your blog gives you an opportunity to showcase your skills and highlight how professional and serious you are as a designer.

Get up to 30% off your favorite gift cards and 90% cash back on unwanted gift cards.

Attic is a slick music controller for all those unplayed albums that are collecting dust sitting in your iTunes library. Listen to, create playlists of, and shuffle through your forgotten albums.

A fantastic workplace

In the pursuit of saving water — finding a low-flow shower head with high pressure — I took an inordinate number of showers, sometimes several a day. I compared the merits of 17 shower heads, each with a standard half-inch connection. Criteria included how well each could deliver an acceptably robust shower, and the usefulness of the various spray options. Also, I tested the flow rates stated by the manufacturers with a bucket and stop watch. Everyone told the truth.

Wildlife photographer Greg du Toit was so determined to capture the perfect image of wild lions drinking he sat submerged in their watering hole for three months.

The defiant photographer had endured a year of failed attempts at getting the right picture after building hides and digging trenches near the animals' drinking spot.

In a final desperate effort, the 32-year-old decided to take the plunge and climb into the murky pool with his camera and ended up contracting several tropical diseases.

If you are based in India and want to withdraw money from PayPal to your local bank account (or your credit card), you need to have an Importer Exporter Code.

The Importer Exporter Code, or IEC in short, is normally required by manufacturers and companies for international trade but with this new RBI ruling, the hundreds and thousands of freelancers, programmers, web designers and small companies who depend on PayPal for foreign payment will also have to apply for an IE code.

Turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into a wireless multi-touch TRACKPAD, KEYBOARD and fully customizable and programmable REMOTE CONTROL for your PC or Mac! It does EVERYTHING all the other remote control apps does – AND MORE!

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