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Mike Assouline's comment,
May 17, 10:39 AM
nouveau robot avec "www.webdesign-x.fr" "creation site paris"
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Umesh Choori's curator insight,
May 15, 10:17 AM
Unbelievable!, there are 5 lego bricks for every person on earth. 
Ally Greer's curator insight,
May 16, 1:43 AM
I wonder if anything else exists in as large a number as Legos. Delete the scoop?
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Susan Daniels's curator insight,
May 9, 3:35 PM
This is what I'm talking about.
Keep It Simple Sweety! (a famous quote by the late and greatest entrepreneur of them all - Mary Kay Ashley!)
Look how far we have come in a short 20 years. My goodness, they have flown fast by for me.
Can you even imagine where we will be in the next 20 years? OMG! Doesn't it give you incentive to stay as health as possible to see where we are in 2033?
We have 3D printers which is a mind-blower for those of us who watched Star Trek in the 60's and thought replicators to be some kind of fairy tale. They aren't anymore!
I'm still waiting for "beam me up Scotty". And, as God is my witness, I want to travel in space on the Virgin space craft. If someone were granting my wish - that would be my number one. Travel in space.
Keep your feet on the ground, your head in the stars and remember to dream a little bigger each day.
Warmly, Susan Daniels http://crazydreamersdo.com
Kevin Rogers's curator insight,
May 17, 8:31 AM
Network equipment will be virtualized soon will join this group soon. Delete the scoop?
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Warner Brothers—a company all too keen to leap on anybody infringing its copyright—is being sued for unauthorized use of the Nyan Cat meme. Oops. Ars Technica reports that Warner Brothers is facing a legal battle because the Nyan Cat and Keyboard Cat memes were used in a video game called Scribblenauts, published by WB Games. The two memes features as characters on the Nintendo DS game. While the two viral videos were made by separate parties, their creators teamed up to sue Warner Brothers and 5th Cell, the developers of the game. They argue that the accused "have used 'Nyan Cat' and 'Keyboard Cat,' even identifying them by name, to promote and market their games, all without plaintiffs' permission and without any compensation to plaintiffs."
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