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What would you put in the Time Capsule?

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Black Diamond Time Capsule to be Buried for 50 Years

In celebration of its 50th Anniversary, the City of Black Diamond is burying a time capsule to be unearthed on its 100th Anniversary.

What would you put in this time capsule?

Share your ideas!

Added on 11/20/2009

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posted by Catherine on 12.03.09 at 11:31	Black Diamond Time Capsule
Be sure to include current communication tools: a cell phone, i-pod, newspaper, website page, etc. Things look so different from how they did ten years ago...I can't imagine what they'll look like in 50 years!

posted by Leih on 12.03.09 at 21:03

Can you imagine?

Catherine, I think those are great ideas. Fifty years from now, cell phones will be a thing of the past, personal communicators worn like jewlery will be all the rage. Gone are the lithium bateries that once clogged the garbage dumps because no one was quite sure what to do with them when they quit charging thanks to the car chargers. I-pods will be worn on the wrist with a chip behind the ear to hear the music, news what ever you want. Apps will just be a thought and the chip will pick it up and change immediately. Newspaper will still be around... in museums and the Library of congress. And who knows how powerful Web Sites will be. Too bad I won't be here when it's opened, but in the mean time it's a lot of fun to think about how technology will change and there will be things we can't even imagine let along live without. Leih