"You cannot shake hands with a clenched fist." Indira Gandhi 

"All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream." Edgar Allan Poe

"Thing in the morning. Act in the noon. Eat in the evening. Sleep in the night." William Blake

Killed By Google, is a website that describes itself as the Google Graveyard. An index of all the services, devices, and programs Google has ended over the years. 155 in total at the time of this blog posts. It is interesting to go through and see how many you actually remember, and also how many used to be a part of our everyday routine.  I remember using Google Reader and Google Wave almost daily. Wave was a great product that no one seemed to understand.  You can also see many Google acquisitions that never turned into anything or just got...

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I recently discovered The Literary Tea Company. A tea shop that makes unique blends based on famous literature. It's a unique idea and done very well.  A product that first got my attention, was the Harry Potter Inspired Tea Potions. It's a sample of four unique tea blends, inspired from the famous novels.  Dragon's Blood, Wolfbane, Phoenix Tears, and Felix Felicis are all included. This would definitely be a unique gift for any Harry Potter fan.  The shop also includes collections from Alice in Wonderland, Game of Thrones, Jane Austin, and William Shakespeare. Check out their website for all their products. ...

Siri, folding screens, AI, the iPad, and more as Apple predicted them in 1987. This is a promotional video put out by Apple to showcase a concept product called The Knowledge Navigator.  It’s interesting to see all these features that are in computers now being though about as science fiction in 1987, and how they thought they would work. It’s neat to see these modern technologies with the old MacOS interface style. And bonus points for the soundtrack.