Rachelle Wilde's Blackberry 10 Preview

First images of the South Pacific tsunami in Solomon Islands

Mike Thompson's blood lamp, good one!

This is something I found on Mike Thompson's site (http://www.miket.co.uk/) and even though power comes at a cost to individuals, he obviusly has a point!

What if power came at a cost to the individual?

The average American consumes 3383kwh of energy per year. That’s equivalent to leaving the light on in 4 rooms for a whole year. The simple flick of a switch allows us to power appliances and gadgets 24/7 without a thought to where it comes from and the cost to the environment.

For the lamp to work one breaks the top off, dissolves the powder, and uses their own blood to power a simple light. By creating a lamp that can only be used once, the user must consider when light is needed the most, forcing them to rethink how wasteful they are with energy, and how precious it is.

A moment of silence for the victims of Sandy Hook

 


This should not happen anymore!!!
#momentforSandyHook
http://www.causes.com/causes/807161-stand-with-sandy-hook/actions/1716727

Confused Elephant!

Quite funny!

seen on www.9gag.com

Estos comerciales están comiquisimos!!!

Aquí les dejo unos comerciales de la cadena de ropa española Desigual, forman parte de la campaña #tengounplan que ha preparado la marca para fin de 2012 con miras al 2013. Están comiquisimos(y un poco controversiales)!!!

Rich people don't go to heaven.

I'm pretty sure you've heard about Forbes richest list and all it's variations(richest women, young billionares, richest celebrity, and bla, bla, bla), I've never had the chance -or the intention- to read any of those lists because I don't give a F%@K about them, but since January 12th, I've been trying to know who are included in those lists.

As the whole world knows on January 12th, a 7.0 earthquake hit Haiti, destroying the capital city of Port Au Prince and other cities and causing an estimated 100K+ dead. The images of the aftermath of the quake are disturbing: dead bodies all over the streets, there are not hospitals to treat the wounded, there's no equipment to rescue those who may be trapped in the rubble, no public services and those who survived are wandering in the streets without food, water or a place to sleep. Help has been arriving from different countries, the Dominican Republic, which whom Haiti shares the Hispaniola island, has sent food, water and other supplies, rescue crews have arrived from US, Venezuela and Spain, medical crews have arrived from Cuba, Israel and France.

After watching all this, I remembered the Forbes richest list and I thought that maybe those included in the list would be amongst those who have, at least, made declarations about this tragedy, that maybe they've decided to give a little of their fortunes to aid the Haitian people, but to my "surprise" none of them have said or done S#%T about the matter. In this moment when they should help they just turn their backs, the people in these lists simply do not care, they're too busy taking care of their business, trying to sale their software, cell phones, furniture and oil to countries which could be struck by an earthquake in the future, and to whom they will not give anything back!!!.

That's why rich people don't go to heaven, and that's why I don't give a damn about the Forbes or any other list of the richest people in the world.

GPA