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Friday, April 27, 2012

New site promises hot people a free ride

There's a hot new travel site -- but it doesn't really arrange any travel.

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Grimm Episode 19 “Leave It To Beavers” Images

Images from the Grimm episode Leave It To Beavers
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[Source: KSiteTV]

6 hotels with amazing room service

Now that many of the world's top hotels offer five-star room service, there's no need to sacrifice haute cuisine for comfort.

Money as Debt 3: Evolution Beyond Money

This third and final movie in the Money as Debt trilogy presents a comprehensive picture of how “money” could work in the future. It is a blueprint full of surprising specifics for creating a whole new system applied with technologies that exist right now. Money as Debt

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[Source: Top Documentary Films]

MoCCA Party Poop: Come to the Beat’s Happy Hour on Sunday

Just a quick note. We'll have the full rundown of MoCCA related festivities in a bit, but we're having a Beat sponsored happy hour on Sunday after the show at the Mad Hatter Saloon, 360 Third Avenue (just off 26th St. and around the corner form the Lexington Armory) This will be an informal kick back and talk about awesome comics with a beer or a burger event. The patio will be open if it isn't too chilly. This is a photo from last year's MoCCA, but this year's will be equally fun, we're sure.
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[Source: The Beat]

First Look: Game of Thrones #8, Wheel of Time #27, Full Moon #7

Dynamite has just revealed these exclusive sneak peaks of their July releases. Take a look at the covers for GAME OF THRONES #10, WHEEL OF TIME #27, and FULL MOON #7. Expect these on your radar in July!
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[Source: The Beat]

Cell Phone Network O2 Joins The Digital Wallet Game In The U.K.

News updates all day from your Fast Company editors.

O2, one of the biggest U.K. cell phone networks, has realized that it can seize a place in the digital payment revolution by launching its own system...the O2 Wallet. It's a digital charge card system, which you fill up via payments from a traditional credit card, and then you can transfer funds between £1 and £500 between phones and to the websites of over 100 big-name retailers. For now it can't work in stores, but showing the countercultural powers of mobile pay the app lets you scan the barcode of an item you like in a store, and then helps you find it cheaper online. Plus NFC capabilities will be added soon to allow in-store purchases. It's clever, and is a taster of bigger things to come, but it's also a demo of how muddied the mobile payment waters are becoming as every enterprise in the race, from operators to phone makers to credit card firms, tries to jockey for best position.

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