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Errol Morris Stands Up To Cancer:

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Outside The Box‘s John Mauldin just published an insightful summary called The Elusive Bottom.  Take the time to read the entire piece, here’s his bit on the new frugality that you might find sufficiently amusing to click over and read the entire piece: Frugality is going to set in As far as I know, there are [...]

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I couldn’t resist posting this:    

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I realise everyone on the planet is focused on the ongoing Bear debacle and gossip re insolvent financial institutions about to be outed, with biofuels way down the list of topics at dinner tables in most NYC restaurants tonight. But this is a much bigger deal in the long run so I’m posting against the [...]

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Mark Mothersbaugh Interview

Enjoyed reading this Andreas Trolf interview with Mark Mothersbaugh. Trolf begins: We got to the Scion Installation gallery late in the afternoon after getting seriously lost in the maze of Southern California industrial backwaters. The gallery sits inconspicuously on a residential street in Culver City, itself another in the list of inconspicuous Los Angeles sub-divisions, [...]

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Ivete Sangalo

I’m home in NYC tonight. The weather is freezing. Staying in tonight and listening to warm music, starting with Ivete Sangalo. Just tried out the Amazon album downloader for the first time, feels good not to be downloading drm’d tunes from iTunes.

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Edison Ethanol

If you think electrons infrastructure is and easy update, ethanol may be more difficult. NYC finally turns off the last DC circuits: The direct current conversion in Lower Manhattan started in 1928, and an engineer then predicted that it would take 45 years, according to Mr. Cunningham. “An optimistic prediction since we still have it [...]

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Jeff Han

If you haven’t seen Jeff Han’s implementation of multi-touch yet, well, here’s your opportunity: Here’s another. Being able to use both hands and multiple fingers is much more natural than having a mouse or touching with one finger like at the ATM.

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Kids And Democracy

Over the holidays Martin Varsavsky posted an idea on his blog, one with potential to harness the power behind a lot of the buzzwords in a way that makes a lot of sense to me. Most of you know who Martin Varsavsky is, if not here’s a few links, he’s the guy with several several [...]

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We did our iCollaborated shoot with Jakob Lodwick (of CollegeHumor.com fame) and James Hong (of HotOrNot.com fame) over breakfast. Jakob and James, BTW, are famous for other things beyond the websites they and their colleagues built, but that’s for another day ;) And in addition to College Humor Jakob has another project, Vimeo, which is [...]

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A Scanner Darkly

There’s a terrific interview with Richard Linklater in Filmmaker Magazine about the making of Philip K. Dick’s A Scanner Darkly along with a few of the cool rotoscoped images. Linklater: Dick wrote this paranoid future, and my premise with the movie was that we are living in science fiction now. This is the paranoid future. [...]

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Peter Tosh And Mick Jagger

UPDATE: Looks like youtube have yanked the video. Pity. Don’t Look Back. I was checking out a few of the video hosting services and came across this sweet recording of Mick Jagger and Peter Tosh. Yeah, I know, I haven’t posted a video du jour in a while (perhaps I should come up with a [...]

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