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"A frantic chase scene, wild animals let loose in the city, a dramatic hostage situation, and much more in Logorama!" |
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IOGraph is a program that renders a visual display of your mouse's movements (lines) and inactivity (dots) while you work. Not only does it create a unique work of art in a matter of minutes, it's an interesting way to analyze your work habits. |
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Between the two days of flurries and the two days of rain (!?), February flew by! There's no telling if it is because time flies when you're having fun, or because there are only 28 days in February. Bottom line is, we were up to our eyeballs in work and didn't even see the time go by. |
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Everyone's always ranting about the importance of fibre. If you've had St-Hubert delivered lately, you're in the clear—you consumed 35% post-consumer fibre and you probably didn't even taste the difference! |
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A non-profit organization is promoting responsible graphic design. Responsi-wha? |
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Green is located between blue and yellow in the colour spectrum (and between "Greek Orthodox Church" and "green algae" in the dictionary!). That's why it combines the soothing qualities of blue with the energizing properties of yellow (and a hint of red's rage). According to Reader's Digest, green is the easiest colour on the eyes. It is both relaxing and refreshing! |
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Edison is a free software application that measures your computer's energy consumption (PCs only). Basically Verdiem—the company behind Edison—wanted to help enterprises reduce their energy usage. |
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In winter 2009, natural media company CURB launched an ecological winter campaign that used a new form of advertising—snow tagging. |
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You may not know this, but what is displayed on your computer screen influences your electricity consumption. A lit pixel costs more than a dark one. Here are two tools to minimize your environmental footprint on the Internet. |
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Christmas is a time of year when we are endlessly solicited to give both our time and money. Non-profit organizations bend over backwards to get our attention in the hopes of raising a little dough for their cause. |
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The New Year at espresso was marked by change with three new major accounts and a change of address—not a bad way to kick off a new decade! |
