This Saturday ThingsAreGood.com is one-year old, and to celebrate we are throwing a party!
It’s a fundraiser for Amnesty International, a concert of some of Toronto’s best bands, and an art show of some great local artists! All of this for only $5!
Hope to see you there!
You can view our awesome flyer here!
It looks like we are looking more blue around here. We added some more colour to brighten everyone’s day. Hope you like the way it looks!
We also upgraded WordPress, which is what we use for making all this goodness you read every day. If you find any bugs with the site please let us know by sending an email to contact (at) ThingsAreGood.com
We have one more feature here at ThingsAreGood: desktop wallpapers! There are three good images there for your desktop, and if you have any that you’d like to submit just send it to contact [at] ThingsAreGood.com.
This new part of the site also comes right after we added the good events section.
Looking for something to do? Perhaps a way to make the world a better place?
Well, we’ve got the thing for you! We’ve launched an events section of ThingsAreGood.com! It’s still in beta and only pulling in events from eventful. Hopefully we’ll get more sources for events.
When it comes to anything quantum I tend to only have a loose idea of what is going on, but I know this much: ion catching is good
“Ions (electrically charged atoms) are promising candidates for use as quantum bits (qubits) in quantum computers. The NIST team, one of 18 research groups worldwide experimenting with ion qubits, previously has demonstrated at a rudimentary level all the basic building blocks for a quantum computer, including key processes such as error correction, and also has proposed a large-scale architecture. “.