links for 2010-09-03

by Allan Jenkins on September 3, 2010

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links for 2010-09-01

by Allan Jenkins on September 1, 2010

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links for 2010-08-30

The rise and fall of quicksand. – By Daniel Engber – Slate Magazine
Quicksand once offered filmmakers a simple recipe for excitement: A pool [...]

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Writing Argleton: Suw Charman’s mix of cartography and storytelling

Warning: this is about cartography, bibliophilism, storytelling, crowdsourcing and self-publishing.
It should take about 30 minutes to drive from  Liverpool to Argleton, out in the Lancashire countryside. A sprint up the A59, then a few hundred feet on Smithy Lane and Bold Lane. If you get to the Cockbeck Tavern in Aughton, you’ve gone a half [...]

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links for 2010-04-01

White House Tapes | Miller Center's Presidential Recordings Program | University of Virginia
Between 1940 and 1973, six American presidents from both political parties–FDR, [...]

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Ditte Okman: I don’t understand Facebook or the mentally ill

Ditte Okman loves her breasts and is down on the mentally ill
Facebook can be a minefield. College students post some unfortunate photos, forgetting basic security, and employers see them. Employees write posts criticizing the boss, forgetting they have "friended" the boss. It can get messy if you aren’t adept at social media.
But when a professional [...]

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links for 2010-02-18

Corporate Hallucinations: Hey, Kevin Smith: Shut your fat ass up and fly United
Enough already with this Kevin Smith slob.

By now you’ve heard the [...]

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links for 2010-02-16

Consumers Seek Comfort Food
Consumers will seek out “comfort foods” such as sausage, fried foods and tavern fare in 2010, according to the Top [...]

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links for 2010-02-08

The Awkward Follower: 3 Ways to Avoid This Unpleasant Nickname | MattFlies.com
Even though you can’t physically get in a person’s face online, you [...]

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links for 2009-12-31

Copenhagen and the Commons | Psychology Today
Reviews of this month's Copenhagen conference on climate change have ranged from nonplussed to fatalistic. Copenhagen has [...]

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