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The Cloud is the trendy name for the process of computing in Web2.0 when all our data will be on the Internet - in the cloud. The advantages...

There is an interesting talk broacast on ted.com which purports to share a powerful idea about ideas. It is recommendable because the speak...

When I wrote with a typewriter I was actually just copying from a handwritten script, principally because updating the text meant typing it ...

People have walked the Original Way or Camino Primitivo to Santiago for over a thousand years. It was opened by the Asturian king Alphonse I...

In Spain there is a famous anisette drink which rose to advertising glory at the beginning of the 20th. century. In order to sell more of th...

My website editor would have me believe that 'What you see is what you get'. This is akin to asking me to believe that the website w...

The prevalent Christian representation of the cross is the depiction of a crucified dead man. There is often plenty of blood, always nail...

In a recent interview Scott McNealy, former CEO of Sun systems for 22 years, said that he and his company were fully behind the promotion of...

Your state of mind can be influenced through colour according to the geocromotherapy model. Red is an exciting stimulus. It capacitates and ...

George Soros, one of the most successful stock market players, revealed one of the clues to his knack for earning easy money in a BBC interv...

David Gordon gave a workshop course on Modelling in Whally, Lancashire, UK. It was to complement his book on the subject. This was not an in...

In 'The two cultures, a scientific revolution' C.P. Snow noted that Arts and Science provided equally important ideas. However, some...

Humans have a tendency of trying to make sense of something by thinking of it from one of two basic viewpoints: detailed or general. At the ...

You've probably seen many a bumblebee flying heavily around flowers in summertime in order to gather nectar and spread pollen for next y...

When we humans look at something, a face, an object, a landscape, artwork ... we immediately judge its beauty. Now it is said that beauty is...

An Obituary of the late Mr. Common Sense 'Today we mourn the passing of a beloved old friend, Common Sense, who has been with us for man...

The sense of sight may well seem obvious - you look and you see. However, there are realities that we do not see as we look. It appears that...

OK, so we all perceive the world in different ways and we construct individual maps of 'reality'. These internal maps are personal i...

'niaroo' might seem a rather senseless webname for a blog called sense, so here's what it means: Reverse the order of the letter...