Go ahead, just TRY to keep up with Mashable while holding down a full time job. While you're at it, just go ahead and try to create a site that does what they do -- only better.
The Too Late of Web 2.0 Too Lates
Go ahead, just TRY to keep up with Mashable while holding down a full time job. While you're at it, just go ahead and try to create a site that does what they do -- only better. 
Build Diamonds, One Carbon Atom at a Time
Practically spinning straw into gold, ADT Advanced Diamond Technologies makes diamond one carbon atom at a time. ADT’s ultra-nanocrystalline diamond (UNCD) is born of U.S. Department of Energy research and uses a nanometer-scale process to make a continuous film comprised of the smallest grains of diamond known. UNCD, consisting of diamond grains that are 3-5 nm in diameter, has uses in wireless communication, bio-sensors and nano-manufacturing. “"We turn 50 cents of natural gas into $500 of diamond by rearranging the carbon atoms,”" said ADT’s president Neil Kane.
Declare the Net DOA
Nato's clearly not first to state the obvious demise of the internet, but he might be first to do so on a 100% pure Dokuwiki personal web site. Nicely done.
Capture and Store Human Thought at Moment of its Creation
Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Janelia Farm aims to be first; but you can still beat them to it! They've only rounded up 300 of the world's top neuroscientists to make it so; so what are you waiting for? It's not too late for this one!
o You Need a Place to Work on Your Projects?
If you hope to be first, better hurry to the TechShop, The SF Bay Area's Only Open-Access Public Workshop. Oh yeah, and the Shop itself is yet another idea for which you're late to be first, of course.
Be First to Score the Adobe Deal for Social Networking
Since Flash has literally redefined web site design, it stands to reason that whoever partners with Adobe in the social networking Web 2.0, 3.0, 172,845.0, whatever-point-oh space stands to benefit a great deal, indeed. So if your were hoping to be first to score the Adobe deal, you can forget it. Too late, Somebody is Already Doing That; and the somebody is Photobucket, Remixed. As reported in this Mashable Roundup:
Photobucket’s new Flash-based remixing tool, which they demoed to press and us humble bloggers last week, goes officially live tomorrow. It’s available only to those with Pro accounts, allowing you to remix photos, videos, captions, soundtracks and the rest, ala Jumpcut and Eyespot. The difference is that Photobucket already has a huge audience: 36 million users. It’s a partnership with Adobe: a first foray into the social space for the owners of the Flash platform.
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