Startup weekend Dublin, an event was sponsored by IOTA LS, came to a successful end last night. The winner of the weekend was Exsibit.com but as it was pointed out by the jury, all the projects that made it through the weekend have the potential to become successful products. Here is a list (source): Exsibit.com: a platform for galleries to [...]

Very good pitches from Startup Weekend Dublin. Probably not all of them will live through the weekend and become real products but some have very promising potential. Here are the names of a few products pitched: LikeLoveLust, SalesMate, Jobsearch4, Shopper, Hideprice, exsibit, Net-OCRACY, The color for.me, Doorstep Diary, Quotesure, Restaurant Tech, Firelet, BizNetApp (Only pitch mentioning localisation!), Applausableideas, Social [...]

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Joe was born earlier this year and would like to experience Christmas a few times before drawing anything more demanding. For now a print of his feet in contrasting festive colours will do nicely, thank you! By Joe, son of Graham and Claire, aged a little bit over a half.

Look into the maze for long enough and you’ll be drawn into it. By Nicole, daughter of Jen, aged 5.

Done on an iPad using the Brushes App, Emily has done a close up of Rudolph. He looks surprised, or something. Notice the snowflakes reflected in his eyes. That’s detail worth pointing out. By Emily, daughter of Glyn, aged 12.

We’re not sure why the Snowman would want to keep the boy and girl apart. Maybe they were fighting, though judging from the look on the girl’s face, we think not. By Erin, daughter of Paul, aged 9.

Not sure what weather Santa was expecting but we imagine he’s cold in the snow. Also fighting agains the wind it seems! By Grace, daughter of Paul, aged 7.

Look at it long enough and you’ll see what Thomas sees…… or else you won’t. By Thomas, son of Graham and Claire, aged three and a half.

A beautiful Christmas Tree, with colourful lights. The presents may be sparse in number, but we bet they make up for that in quality… By Kirsten, daughter of Geoff, aged 6.