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Showcase of Web Design in Russia

The era of professional and commercial online design started in Russia about a decade ago. We’re now seeing an increase in professional design and development. Like everywhere in the world, Web design came to Russia as a modern way to present any kind of information to an audience online.


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The Incredible Shrinking Mortgage Market

Making money in real-estate is all about timing. Despite the fact that many people lost not only their shirts but their homes in the mortgage meltdown, real-estate has historically been considered a safe investment. But if current trends continue, there may be more bust than boom.


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Five Favorite Web Applications of Designers

Webapps–compared to their desktop counterparts–have the distinct advantage of being flexible in terms of the environment they have to run in; if you have a web browser and an internet connection, you’re good to go. This are the 5 most popular web applications that designers voted on.


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Lifeguard

*****


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Cyanide and Happiness #1828

Messenger Pigeon


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Polling: Republican Base Voters Living In Another World

A new focus-group of Republican base voters by the Democracy Corps (D), the consulting and polling outfit headed up by James Carville and Stan Greenberg, presents a picture of the GOP base as being motivated by a fundamentally different worldview than folks in the middle or on the Dem side -- and they see the country as being under a dire threat.


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Vintage Cigarette Ad Showing the Benefit of Smoking [PIC]

Face the "Facts". Can't believe companies back in the day can go unchecked like this...


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Scottland Yard Takes a £18m Vacation Using Your Tax Money

Extraordinary pictures of Scotland Yard officers enjoying the delights of the tax haven 4,800 miles from London emerged as a scathing report on the costs of the shambolic £5.3million inquiry was released.


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Creepiest Kids' Book Authors [Slideshow]

With the release of Where the Wild Things Are on the big screen, here's a look at some of the scribes who, judging by their appearance, had no business writing stories for children.


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