Photoshop Marvels

Check out Real-Fake!

Clint Mansell

"Stand By Me" In An Acoustic fingerstyle

This is very melodic....

The T-Rex Motorcycle Sportscar Combo Monster

These have been around for awhile, but are rare. I'd LOVE to drive one!

Jillian Ann Rocks

Jillian Ann rocks!

Cooling Panels Where The Heat Is

I really like the passive quality about this commercial idea, which may be adaptable to home use.

Joshua Tree Time Lapse Film by Henry Jun Wah Lee

Joshua Tree Under the Milky Way from Henry Jun Wah Lee on Vimeo.

Artwork On Dirty Car Windows.

Click here to see true resourcefulness!
The web's source page is here.

This Guy Will Change Your Life!

Can Folding A Shirt Be Amazing?

Amazing method of folding a shirt.

Ken's Art Glass

Ken's been having fun making things with glass and ceramics. Have a look at KensArtGlass, a site that will evolve in the next few weeks, if all goes well.

KT Tunstall Rocks!

KT Tunstall has it all going for her!

And she's working a looper too!

A Little Bit Of Seoul!

It's nice to stretch your thoughts a little, such as with these designs!

Your Next Computer

A friend was kind enough to send me this link....wow!

Honda Is Still Out Ahead Conceptually

Tired of just being a biped? Who knew Honda would help you to get off those legs of yours using an ingenious device called the UX-3 that is omnidirectional. There's more here.

Check out David Young's Music

I've just discovered Digitech's JamMan.

Don't Let It Slip Away

Last week a disgruntled co-worker expressed his frustration with an engineer I’ll call “A”, with whom we both work. The previous week, my co-worker had let me know that a test was to be witnessed in order for a huge project to be officially released and had wanted to know if anything was missing. The only thing missing was a defining digit on a gui label in the system software. The whole project was on hold waiting for this five minute correction.
Unfortunately, manyana is the flavor of the month, every month with A. Letting things slip on our personal projects is our business, but when others are affected there can be consequences. Unfortunately, the only consequences for A’s actions are the diminished health of unnecessary stress to those around him. In the case of A, the refusal to act puts him in the spotlight, which he clearly enjoys, but complicates the lives of many. We don’t mind our own impediments; that’s life. But when we have a barrier in common that requires so much time looking for a key, it all seems so unnecessary.
Certainly we’re all busy and have a degree of procrastination in out lives, but our attitudes shape our future and define who we are by our actions. But it’s not clear to what degree our upbringing and culture determine our actions. Our current education system is reticent to glorify winners over losers, having removed keys for analysis in the classroom and put them in the courtroom. Any debate is effectively stiffled under the banner of political correctness. Free open debate has been core to American education since the beginning.
The USA has always been a melting pot of world cultures and we have a right to be proud of our creations. Many US citizens have fled oppressive regimes in countries embroiled in corruption. This country has seen a fresh start for millions. Corruption exists worldwide, but it is the downfall of civilizations. So when does corruption become systemic? We all play a part in keeping ours healthy by the choices we make. Comments, anyone?
Resourcefullness.blogspot.com has a general aim of promoting a personal attitude where you find a key in your hand for whatever barrier you face. You know it!