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• My TweetBacks WordPress Plugin | Dan Zarrella 17 hours ago
  They work kind of like trackbacks, but instead of listing blogs linking to a specific post, it lists Tweets about a specific post. You can see it in action on my blog, just above the comments.
• TweetShrink 18 hours ago
  Tweetshrink tries its very best to fit your text within the harsh constraints of a tweet by replacing common phrases and words with shorter representations. Kind of like running your new text through the dryer or sending it to fat camp. Tweetshrink is a service aimed at Twitter users, helping shave those few extra letters off a tweet that has exceeded the 140 character maximum. The goal was really to help users who clip that max allowance without having to actively edit their tweet or changing the meaning or basic readability of the original message.
• Sorry, I'm an Asshole 20 hours ago
  We make people look like assholes while appearing to be assholes ourselves. We aim to do this without the person knowing until after the photo is taken (sneak attack photography).
• Twply - Reply Notifier 2009/01/01
  Have your @replies forwarded to Inbox
• Mabona Origami (Sipho Mabona) 2008/12/31
  Sipho Mabona was five years old when he folded his first paper airplane. In 2000 after having folded planes for fifteen years Mabona ran out of paper airplane designs to fold and turned to origami hoping it would enable him to come up with original designs. Since then Sipho has been a participant at the Red Bull Paper Wings World Finals in Salzburg 2006, designed origami for the award winning Asics corporate movie “Origami in the Pursuit of Perfection”, has exhibited his work in galleries in Tokyo and Vancouver, was the invited guest at Japan Origami Academic Society (JOAS) Convention 2008 and was the first foreigner whose model graced the cover of the JOAS Convention book. Sipho Mabona's origami covers a great range of different styles from very intricate representational designs to abstract geometrical shapes. The impeccable folding and his great sense for lines and shapes distinguishes Mabona's work of art. Mabona currently resides in Luzern, Switzerland.