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April 5, 2011
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Weekly Link Round Up
March 23, 2011
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Bookmarks for March 17th from 00:38 to 01:52
March 17, 2011
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March 17, 2011
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Weekly Link Round Up
March 11, 2011
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March 9, 2011
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March 9, 2011
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Weekly Link Round Up
March 9, 2011
Auto generated list of links of shared on Google Reader for February 25th through March 8th:
- Trying new things for 30 days: Matt Cutt’s TED2011 presentation –
- What To Watch When Everything’s Available? – "What you need to bring to this party, as choice multiplies upon choice, is discretion. You become not what you own but how you choose: You …
- How Michigan’s Film Incentives Have Translated Into Money – "Last year, 58 movies and TV shows filmed in Michigan, up from 52 in 2009. The state awarded $115 million in tax breaks to these projects. B…
- Brickless laptop chargers ahoy – Transphorm, a startup backed by Google (among others) has a cool-sounding gallium nitride technology to improve AC/DC transformers. They say…
- McDonald’s "oatmeal" has 11 weird ingredients, more sugar than a Snickers – Writing on the New York Times blog, Mark Bittman reviews McDonald's nightmarish attempt at making oatmeal (a foodstuff with one ingredient):…
Weekly Link Round Up
January 2, 2011
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- Americans Watched Even More TV In 2010 – "Americans watched more television than ever in 2010, according to the Nielsen Company. Total viewing of broadcast networks and basic cable …
- The Incredible Shrinking Soundbite – "New research suggests that the specter of the shrinking sound bite is anything but new. In fact, quotations from politicians have been gett…
- "American Psycho" As A Musical? One Shudders – "Literature and theatre have long enjoyed a far from symbiotic relationship. Literature has given theatre some of its most successful musica…
- The End Of Music History? – "There are few great compositional figures who aren't already vastly aged, from Steve Reich to Elliott Carter, from Philip Glass to Pierre B…
- Creativity Versus Language – A Battle In Our Brains? – "Originality – or the ability to think up novel ideas that don't occur to many other people – is a key aspect of creativity. But researchers…
Weekly Link Round Up
December 16, 2010
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- Europe Rules Dan Flavin, Bill Viola Work Is "Not Art" – "In an astonishing move, the European Commission (EC) has reversed a decision made in a UK tax tribunal, and refused to classify works by …
- Feel Chills When You Hear Music? The Study Says… – "Why might people high in openness to experience report feeling chills more often? Surprisingly, people high in openness didn't have chills …
- Radio Deal For Six-Second-Long Movie Reviews – "Russ Leatherman, better known as Mr. Moviefone, has struck a deal with the Elvis Duran Group to turn his online "6 Second Reviews" into a r…
- Are Liner Notes Getting To Be A Thing Of The Past? – "Now with record companies pinched for cash and doing fewer re-issues (boxed sets are a natural home for enhanced liner notes), and mor…
- Typewriter art from Keira Rathbone – Keira Rathbone produces lavish ASCII art with typewriters, going places a VT100 dare not tread, thanks to a typewriter's capacity for overt…
