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  • Book Review: Twelve By Twelve by William Powers 2 September 2010
    If how many dog-eared pages a book has after you have finished it is any indication of how good it is, Twelve by Twelve: A One-Room Cabin Off the Grid and Beyond the American Dream is amazing. I have never (and I do mean never) folded down that many corners of pages I wanted to [...] You may also enjoy:Book Review: Off The Grid By Nick Rosen. Book Review […]
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  • Do One Thing: Get A Drying Rack. 1 September 2010
    Want to see where I dry most of my clothes? Well, here you go: Yes, I have a dryer, and yes, I use it on occasion. But most of my clothing, towels, and cleaning rags go on this rack or on hangers to dry. We aren’t allowed to put anything on our porches to dry anymore, [...] You may also enjoy:Do One Thing: Dry Loads Of Laundry Back To Back. 10 Reasons You Sh […]
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  • Greenwash Of The Week: P&G ‘Future Friendly’. 1 September 2010
    Proctor & Gamble’s new ad slogan is “Future Friendly”, but when looking at the products they are branding with it, you have to wonder who exactly runs their ad division – a hired team of greenwashing experts? Non-recycled content toilet paper and paper towels, Swiffer sweepers, chemically-scented body sprays, Febreze, disposable diapers, deodorant with a […]
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  • What Companies Are Still Testing Products On Animals? 31 August 2010
    While we try to buy the most eco-friendly this, that, and the other thing that we can, do we ever stop to consider if those “good” products are ever tested on animals? Or if some parent companies tell the world at large that they are “sustainable” while they abuse animals in locked-down laboratories? Something [...] You may also enjoy:Greenwash Of The Week: […]
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  • The Best Video Games On Awful Systems 2 September 2010
    Buffalo55 writes "For the most part, classic games manage to reappear on different systems. Just look at Nintendo. The publisher has done an excellent job bringing NES, SNES, Genesis and even old school Neo Geo titles to the Wii's Virtual Console, while Microsoft's Game Room brings the best of Atari's 2600 into the living room. Of course, […]
    Soulskill
  • Solving an Earth-Sized Jigsaw Puzzle 2 September 2010
    aarondubrow writes "Three years ago, researchers from Caltech and The University of Texas at Austin came together to create a computational tool that could model the Earth and answer the most pressing questions in geophysics: What controls the speed of plates? How do microplates interact? How much energy do the plates generate and how does it dissipate? […]
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  • Lineage II Addiction Lawsuit Makes It Past the EULA 2 September 2010
    We recently discussed a man who sued NCsoft for making Lineage II "too addictive" after he spent 20,000 hours over five years playing it. Now, several readers have pointed out that the lawsuit has progressed past its first major hurdle: the EULA. Quoting: "NC Interactive has responded the way most software companies and online services have fo […]
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  • Target To Sell Facebook "Credits" As Gift Cards 2 September 2010
    Julie188 writes "Target will begin selling Facebook's virtual currency as gift cards on September 5, becoming the first brick-and-mortar retailer to do so. Facebook Credit gift cards will be available in $15, $25 and $50 denominations at the retailer's 1,750 stores. That's right, you can now spend real dollars to get fake ones so you can […]
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