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When creating a website or application, it's nice to use a few icons to spruce it up a bit. Icons are especially useful to aid interactivity when it comes to navigation and menu design. Below are my favourite icon packs, based on the following reasons:

• They are free
• Their aesthetics are good enough to be used professionally for web 2.0
• They are high resolution, making them useful in a range of circumstances.
• There's enough in a set to create a consistent look throughout a web app.

When it comes to web development, there's a choice between using an existing, open source content management system, or building one from scratch. At first, there appears to be an array of advantages with using one over the other, usually depending on what you're used to.

Do you believe there's a lifeform on another planet in this universe? Take into account its expansiveness and you could say you'd be naive to think there wasn't another self-aware life form existing. Naivety would only come by disregarding the endless possibilities that would allow it to happen, such as the size of the universe and it's sheer amount of planets.