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Free Trip Planner and Personalized Travel Guide Google Book Downloader - Home modern graphic design inspiration blog + vintage graphics resource Japanese Pens and Stationery Blogging Houseplant Midori-San Blogging Houseplant Midori-San Blogging houseplants? I knew that, on the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog - but a plant? (Midori-san the blogging houseplant) Kamakura-based IT company KAYAC Co., Ltd. has developed a sophisticated botanical interface system that lets plants post their thoughts online. The plant "corresponds" via an interface system consisting of surface potential biosensors to read the weak bioelectric current flowing across the surface of the leaves. (Typical blogpost from Midori-san the blogging houseplant) Visitors can give Midori-san a bit of fluorescent light - just click the "Give Light to Midori-San" link, natch. I don't have a specific science-fictional reference for a blogging house plant. Dr. Maybe we shouldn't start plants blogging... Via Pink Tentacle. Scroll down for more stories in the same category. Follow this kind of news @Technovelgy. | Email | RSS | Blog It | Stumble | del.icio.us | Digg | Reddit | Would you like to contribute a story tip? Current News

Blog Esprit-Design : Tendance Design / Deco Create your own Wallpaper - X3 Studios Midori-san, the blogging houseplant ::: Pink Tentacle Midori-san, the blogging houseplant, at bowls Donburi Cafe in Kamakura If houseplants could blog, what would they say? To find out, Kamakura-based IT company KAYAC Co., Ltd. has developed a sophisticated botanical interface system that lets plants post their thoughts online. A succulent Sweetheart Hoya (Hoya kerii) named "Midori-san" is now using the system to blog daily from its home at bowls Donburi Cafe in Kamakura. The plant interface system, which is built around technology developed by Satoshi Kuribayashi at the Keio University Hiroya Tanaka Laboratory, uses surface potential sensors to read the weak bioelectric current flowing across the surface of the leaves. Diagram of plant interface system Midori-san started blogging about a week ago. Readers can also treat Midori-san to a dose of fluorescent light either through the website or this widget: <a href=" target="_blank">?????? [Link: Kyo no Midori-san]

Brainwave/Cymatic Frequency Listing This is a listing of frequencies that various parties have claimed can affect the human mind or body in some way. The following sorts of frequencies are included : Brainwave Frequencies - These are frequencies associated with various mental states. The original page that I began building this compiled information from is (*archived copy*) The information in green is from this original page. If you want to redistribute this, please include the Bibliography page as well -- the original sources deserve their reference. Disclaimer : I wouldn't take everything you read on this list for granted. Disclaimer #2 : Anything you do with the frequencies below is your personal risk - if you manage to burn out a couple of brain cells or harm yourself in some other way, I do not take any responsibility nor will I be held liable. Sincerely, Michael Triggs lunarsight@verizon.net 0.1-1 Organ/muscle resonances [SS] 0.9 Euphoria [SS]

Launchpad Design a Vintage Style Swissair Travel Poster In Photoshop Follow this step by step Photoshop tutorial to create a modern, clean, travel poster design for Swissair, and then learn how to transform into vintage poster design. We will use useful techniques related to patterns, visual organization with Photoshop guides, grunge texture to give a distressed look to the composition and adjustment layers for final retro touch. Learn how a range of Photoshop techniques pull together the various elements to create the final design. Click on the preview image to see the final result in full size. Stock photo: Matterhorn 1 from stock.xchngTexture: Grunge texture by ~darkrose42-stock from deviantartLogo: Swissair logo from wikipediaFont: Helvetica Fire up Photoshop and create a document with your desired poster dimensions (File > New) and choose white for the background color. For this tutorial, I created a document sized at 800x1135px, RGB Color at 72dpi (for web use). Add 2 Vertical Guides (View -> New Guide) at 15px and 785px. We can start adding text.

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