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Oct 19, 2011
Trendhunter magazine - The Unwanted Visitor: Portrait of Wildfire art installation is a tribute to the Texan land and residents that were devastated by raging wildfires last month. Although the silhouette of these fiery sculptures looks like the flames that licked the land just a few short weeks ago, they are nothing like actual fire. Instead, each ‘flame’ is made out of colorful Crayola crayons.
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Oct 19, 2011
Digital Journal - Effective eye tracking just became affordable and accessible with the shipping today of Grinbath’s EyeGuide™ to customers worldwide. Invented by usability researchers at Texas Tech University in 2010, EyeGuide™ has undergone hundreds of user tests as part of its development process. The result is a complete hardware and software system that works on both Windows and Macs, calibrates any user in any lighting condition, and retails at under $1,500.
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Oct 19, 2011
American Banker - A community bank held the most deposits in at least nine Texas metropolitan areas at June 30, according to data recently issued by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Big banks are the top dogs in most U.S. markets.
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Oct 19, 2011
CBS News - We like our presidents tall, it seems. And now researchers think they know why, saying leftover caveman instincts draw us toward strong and mighty (or tall) leaders who we view as able to protect us.
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