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Lasse Johnsen, میر بهنامترین موسوی, oraad and 121 other people liked this
SANTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!
- Morgan Haley
Awesome!
- Jeremy (quasimodo)
That Heat Miser is one vindictive guy.
- Spidra Webster
OOh the humanity!!!
- Rob Michael (Atmos Trio)
well this sucks
- VAL D. Zone
Now what will I tell my kid? :((
- AJ Batac
:(
- WorldofHiglet
MUAHHHAHAHAHA
- Bryan Lee
That's a scary Santa.
- John (a.k.a. dendroica)
It WAS.
- Jeremy (quasimodo)
Nothing says Happy Holidays like thick plumes of acrid black smoke... NOT!
- Mark "DerBingle" J
epic
- Josh Haley
Burning Santa Man .. in 29 yrs of firefighting never seen a burning Santa ... a first for everything ,, incredible pics
- johnpiercy
I knew this would catch your eye. Must have gone really fast, yeah?
- Josh Haley
Kris Kindling
- Josh Haley
NOOOOOOOO!
- Miriella
*fails to suppress evil cackling laughter*
- Mo Kargas
Call me a Ho again will ya fatman *snaps fingers*
- Johnny Worthington
Shit , that would go instantly ,, looks like a inside job
- johnpiercy
We don't need no water let the motherf**ker burn.
- Mo Kargas
Woah.
- Rochelle
Elves' Revenge.
- Louis Gray
For some reason this reminds me of those extremist Hindus that burn giant Valentines cards every year...
- Chrimmus Tad
That'll learn ya.
- Danny Minick
Who killed Santa
- Donnovan
Krampas has had his REVENGE!
- Bluesun 2600
Oh God!
- ★ Soner Gönül
ایول !
- سیدیونس
Don't shoot me Santa Claus, I've been a clean living boy, I promise you, did every little thing you asked me to, I can't believe the things I'm going through...
- Otto
It's all part of the Santa reboot. Hollywood should now do a Santa Origins story, directed by Michael Bay of course.
- Jerry Perez
gittii giittii giitttii giiitti santa gitti :D
- €Lyaz
Saaantaa!!! Did it smell like cookies? lol
- John Tastad
makes getting down the chimney a lot easier.
- Morgan Haley
On Dasher! On Donner! On Cupi.....Oh SHIT! On Fire!!! On Fire!!!!
- Morgan Haley
I find this very funny.
- Yolanda
Every time I see this, I immediately go to 18% LOL.
- Akiva Moskovitz
والنسیا باید باشه ، اونا از این کارا میکنن .
- mairyland
Gonna bump this every day till Christmas folks. Hide it now while you can.
- Josh Haley
See? 18% LOL straight away.
- Akiva Moskovitz
18% more than where you were or 18% total?
- Josh Haley
bump
- Danny Minick
Oh damn.
- Derrick
♫ I saw mommy lighting Santa Claus ♪
- Andrew Smith
Mai vista una roba del genere.
- braciolanet
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Did anyone see a grinch?
- Jerry Perez
Goooooooood morning, America!
- Josh Haley
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Uh oh. 17% LOL this time but that's probably because I'm a little tired this morning.
- Akiva Moskovitz
Me too. :(
- Josh Haley
Whoa!
- Roney Smith
OH NOOOOOOEEEEESSSSS
- Penguin It's Cold Outside
GAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
- Haggis (Sean Loyless)
hahahahahahahah
- Caroline
Top o' the mornin'!
- Josh Haley
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Heck, yeah! 19% LOL.
- Akiva Moskovitz
:)
- Josh Haley
I still like this
- Jerry Perez
from iPod
he's making a list.
- Josh Haley
from iPhone
dear me santa should stop smoking eh
- eric
HO HO HOOOAAAAAAAAH! AAAAAAH! AAAAAAAAH!
- Josh Haley
This santa's hot !!!
- Maryam
Que lastima! Hace mucho calor!
- Josh Haley
from iPhone
Last time Santa has mexican food before he goes out.
- Carlos Urrutia
Keep fighting the good fight! Bump, bump, bump!
- Jerry Perez
Ah yes, thank you.
- Josh Haley
D^8
- Chieze Okoye
Today's bump is sponsored by Smokey the Bear.
- Josh Haley
Stop, Drop, and Roll
- Aryn Corley
G'mornin!
- Josh Haley
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12-09-09 Never Forget.
- Josh Haley
Don't show this to children. They'd cry.
- Richard A.
or laugh
- Josh Haley
hey, stay on the front page Santa.
- Jerry Perez
Guten tag!
- Josh Haley
from iPhone
10 more days to Christmas
- Josh Haley
Three till my Birthday, forget Christmas :-)
- Richard A.
Shooting for 20% LOL today
- Josh Haley
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bu sene bizim hediye yine yalan oldu ;(
- Arapprensi
Well, that's one way to make a kid cry
- Jerry Perez
Yes. Yes it is.
- Josh Haley
Santer burns!!!!!
- Mathew™ one of a kind
they crossed the streams!!
- Terry O'Fee
Burn..burn you jolly bastard ! *mad laughter*
- Mo Kargas
8 more days
- Josh Haley
I see Santa was someone's flame for a little while...
- awd
wow
- netpiano
Hiya kids!
- Josh Haley
Last shopping weekend before Christmas, folks!
- Josh Haley
NO ONE! is more of a bah~humbug than me!!! LOL ask my friends, what ones i have left after the past month of moaning .... :s
- Tatty Gibson
Howdy Ho Ho Ho
- Josh Haley
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OwOwOw
- Terris Linenbach
This is becoming a self-fulfilling prophesy for me. My Christmas is turning more and more into something like this scene.
- Josh Haley
Santa Visited Hell And Kissed The Carpet. Ho Ho Ho
- Jeunelle Foster
oh no Josh
- VAL D. Zone
Did the Martians get their revenge? Anybody see that flick?
- Jerry Perez
Short version: major (read: expensive/unaffordable at the time) car trouble right before a family trip. Plan B enacted.
- Josh Haley
it's beginning to look a lot like ar-sonnn
- Josh Haley
ho
- Josh Haley
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This is giving me nightmares and reminds me of :( - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
- Jeunelle Foster
Gmail adds “merge all duplicate contacts” button. Works wonderfully. - http://thenextweb.com/appetit...
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BBC News - Octopus snatches coconut and runs - http://news.bbc.co.uk/2...
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Wowsy...
- Graham Steel
Noah Gray has a different "tangle" on this as can be seen here:- http://www.flickr.com/photos...
- Graham Steel
Marginal Revolution: Online Education and the Market for Superstar Teachers - http://www.marginalrevolution.com/margina...
Peter Miller, Dimitrios Diamantaras, Dan Morrill AKA Techwag and 3 other people liked this
Yes: "I have argued that universities will move to a superstar market for teachers in which the very best teachers use on-line instruction and TAs to teach thousands of students at many different universities. "
- Michael Nielsen
As a fairly high-touch teacher, I can't say that this prospect appeals.
- D0r0th34
I'm certainly not making a judgement about what appeals - I greatly prefer a small-group, high-interactivity approach, all other things being equal. But most big Universities have deliberately moved toward a model where lectures are delivered in a low-interaction way to a large audience. That's an approach where it makes a great deal of economic sense to try to scale to ever-larger audiences, which seems likely to result in a winner-takes-all kind of market.
- Michael Nielsen
I'm not sure it was entirely deliberate -- "unmindful" is the word I'd choose. But yes. I just wonder if there's going to be a student/parent backlash at some juncture. Are they really getting what they're supposedly paying for?
- D0r0th34
Having talked to a lot of administrators in Australia about this, yes, I think it was deliberate, at least there. A huge chunk of funding comes simply from student-hours taught, and so they try to ramp up numbers as much as possible.
- Michael Nielsen
I don't see much evidence of this in the UK but then few UK universities have been effective at putting high quality course materials online or teaching into a wider market
- Cameron Neylon
the US certainly has a lot of large-lecture intro courses at big unis, but we have some countervailing pressures to (perhaps?) keep us a little more honest: notably, SLACs, small state schools, and other smaller, high-touch schools.
- D0r0th34
Note that some of this is, shall we say, old news. When I attended UC Berkeley (1962-68), undergrad classes were generally either Very Large (200+, frequently 500+), taught by superstar teachers (including most of the Nobel laureates), or Very Small (<40, frequently 20-30), with lots of interaction, taught by combinations of junior faculty and grad TAs. In my fading memory, it worked great...within limits.
- Walt Crawford
Caveat: A few too many Very Large classes were taught by faculty who were only superstars in their own minds. But back then, we had Fybate Notes, so 90% of students in the dud courses just read the lectures rather than seeing them "live" (if reading from your own years-old lectures can be considered live).
- Walt Crawford
Cameron - How does funding in the UK work? Do Universities get paid per student? If so, I'd be very surprised if there wasn't upward pressure on class sizes, leading to massive low-touch classes where there's not a whole lot of difference between sitting in a lecture hall and watching on a screen.
- Michael Nielsen
Dorothea - something interesting about the leading SLACs is their (typically) enormous fees: essentially, you pay for what you get, a nice individualized, personal learning experience. It's a completely different economic model than the massive Universities cramming 500 or 1000 students into a hall, and probably one that's a lot more immune to the kind of thing described in the original post.
- Michael Nielsen
absolutely. the small state schools are the compromise option: more individualized than the big schools, less $$$, less breadth of subject matter, arguably less prestige, sometimes less quality (though for the most part I don't agree with that; there's no more deadwood at a small state school than at Big Research U).
- D0r0th34
it may be worth remarking that from where I'm sitting, our small state schools are kicking butt and taking names in undergraduate research compared to our two Big Research Us. Coincidence? I think not.
- D0r0th34
The model reminds a lot of the MAGIC group: http://maths.dept.shef.ac.uk/magic... "The MAGIC group runs a wide range of postgraduate-level lecture courses in mathematics, using Access Grid videoconferencing technology."
- Dan Hagon
I have been arguing for people to stop lecturing altogether: http://www.daniel-lemire.com/blog... Lectures in 2009 make no sense. They are a relic of the past. But as lectures disappear, I don't think the role of the "teacher" will also disappear, it will just transform. I hope we will go back to a form of apprenticeship.
- Daniel Lemire
Daniel, Amen!
- Melanie Reed
Michael, funding is per student up to set maximums, beyond that no more money and there are hard limits annually on how many places are available to bid for. So there is pressure to be efficient and maximise numbers but it isn't open ended. Also very few general courses in UK, most are subject and stream specific so most have relatively small numbers. Maximum I ever taught was 120,...
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- Cameron Neylon
Cameron - thanks for that! It's very interesting, and suprises me. On your last point, the original post was talking about "superstar teachers", and it's clear from context that he meant teachers who are extremely good as teachers, not researchers. (His argument is a standard one in economics about winner-take-all markets like music, sport, etc: superstars with even a slight edge in the...
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- Michael Nielsen
Yes, but you need to create an impression that such people exist and deserve to be promoted first. Which means they need profile, for teaching, outside their own institution. I would guess this is most effectively kicked off by a few "famous" researchers doing some hard work on teaching and then that provides a known niche in which others can also excel. I couldn't name a single person...
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- Cameron Neylon
In the US, Richard Muller has become well known for his course "Physics for Future Presidents", largely off the back of scaling technologies (iTunes etc). When you have the means to scale lectures, it creates a winner-take-all situation, and you expect a market for superstars to emerge. E.g., the record player / gramaphone really helped create the current winner-take-all situation in music, turning it into a far more star-driven market.
- Michael Nielsen
My sense of what is happening at UF is rather like Cameron's last comment -- the so-called "superstar" teachers come from the ranks of researchers, not those who solely teach (per their contract -- the "lecturer" position). In fact, greater kudos are granted to researchers who can also teach than are given for teachers who also do research.
- Mickey Schafer
Michael, I rather like that notion of scalability...it's interesting and a different way for a teacher to consider "students" -- more in the sense of audience. In my recent conversations with non-academics, it seems that their use of the web is not this far-flung ambient surfing that many who hang out here are accustomed to. Instead, they have "go-to" places; and would prefer that major...
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- Mickey Schafer
The impression of a winner-takes-all situation may in fact be illusive. Clearly there will be popular expositors and the internet gives them a platform to reach a much wider audience than a single lecture theater. However the internet also allows individual learners to ability to consume material very specific to their personal learning interests - possibly far beyond a traditional...
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- Dan Hagon
In a blog post a few weeks back, I arrived at a similar "winner-takes-all" conclusion from a different direction: http://openresearch.sebpaquet.net/2009...
- Seb Paquet
30 Must See Web Generator for Lazy Webmasters - http://www.webhostingsecretrev...
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Awesome list IMO.
- prozacfield
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Wired Campus - The Chronicle of Higher Education - http://chronicle.com/blogPos...
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Hands-on: Plasma, KWin improve in KDE SC 4.4 beta 1 - http://arstechnica.com/open-so...
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11 Chrome Extensions, For Starters - http://www.techcrunch.com/2009...
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Worth a Thousand Words - http://everyone.plos.org/2009...
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Not entirely surprising, but hey, that's part of what membership is for.
- Mr. Gunn
Have there been any articles contributed by members that had open peer-review included? That would be very cool & seems like the supplementary online material could support publishing the manuscript versions along with referee reviews. Given that there's no risk the article would be "rejected," this seems like a really great mechanism for testing open-peer-review process. And I'd think that there has to be at least a handful of academy members who'd enjoy trying this out.
- Steve Koch
The Greatest Deception in the History of Finance | The Big Picture - http://www.ritholtz.com/blog...
imabonehead, Alex Scoble, vicster is... and 2 other people liked this
“At a party given by a billionaire on Shelter Island, the late Kurt Vonnegut informs his pal, the author Joseph Heller, that their host, a hedge fund manager, had made more money in a single day than Heller had earned from his wildly popular novel, Catch-22, over its whole history. Heller responds, ‘Yes, but I have something he will never have: Enough.’ “
- Steve
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To conclude, there is no such thing as financial freedom, at least not in the conventional sense of the term, which is the great deception. Paradoxically, the pursuit of financial freedom is closer to slavery than it is liberating. Furthermore, and in my humble opinion, freedom cannot be procured by financial means — freedom most likely lies at the point at which the utility for money...
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- Steve
Go ahead and criticise science - but read this first http://arstechnica.com/science...
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VirtualBox 3.1 adds live migration and branched snapshots - http://arstechnica.com/open-so...
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Brian Solis at Bub.blicio.us: Introducing the FriendFeed Team - http://bub.blicio.us/1111126...
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Tudor Bosman, Lysender, ElijahBailey-Zu of FF <0, and 148 other people liked this
Brian, as always, takes great pictures, even with questionable subjects. The pictures are from tonight's open house.
- Louis Gray
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Great pic Louis and tell them I love them all, best product on the web right now
- Thomas Power
Great photo!
- Bret Taylor
Left to right, as if you didn't know already: Dan Hsiao, Casey Muller, Ana Yang, Jim Norris, Tudor Bosman, Bret Taylor, Paul Buchheit (with Camilla), Sanjeev Singh, Kevin Fox.
- Tudor Bosman
yes; awesome photo!
- Tudor Bosman
(Not pictured: Ben Golub, Gary Burd and Ross Miller)
- Louis Gray
Some of our Turkish friends are also there http://ff.im/3mt6T.. Thanks for the pictures
- Murat Buyurgan
Great Photo :)
- Nimaa
You didn't tell me there was a FriendFeed party this week or I would have come out :-)
- Jesse Stay
Tudor SMASH!
- dario
Jesse: I haven't been able to make a friendfeed party for a while. We need a calendar! Heheh.
- Robert Scoble
اینا هم حلقه دارن. رونوشت به مازیار و مهران اینا
- Aly
Rock on, Kevin!
- Josh Haley
Great PPs!!加油，Friendfeed！:)))
- K.D.
That's why I love today's web : you can talk with the people that build the next web, and see those who build your current web. Congrats guys!
- Zackatoustra
FriendFeed Team, I love you !!!! Thanks to you all, I'm very happy everyday!!!
- Renchin(Reina)
So that was the TGIFF ("Thank Goodness It's FriendFeed") party? Perhaps slightly off-topic, but if Camiila hasn't been betrothed yet, have I got a grandson for her ;-))
- ianf ⌘
TGIFF was excellent. Great event and great people.Thanks for the invite and hospitality.
- AJ Kohn
Louis, thank you and thank you to the FriendFeed team for making a killer product and hosting a great open house!
- Brian Solis
I think I spotted Hutch (http://friendfeed.com/bhc3) in an uncaptioned photo wearing a white "San Francisco Classic" shirt: http://www.flickr.com/photos...
- Daniel J. Pritchett
Yes, Daniel. That is Hutch.
- Louis Gray
Fun party, great food, great hospitality.
- Anne Bouey
Anne - great finally meeting you yesterday.
- Hutch Carpenter
great photo, good to see the whole team together!
- Jeroen De Miranda
oooh i am totally wishing i was there! Robert is right, we need a calendar! :)
- Susan Beebe
Hutch: Thanks. I enjoyed chatting with you, too.
- Anne Bouey
what's with the guitar? lol
- Stuart Evans
(bump) Ana and Casey are now married. Here's a pic of them on the left, between Ross and Jim. Congratulations to Ana and Casey! (per http://friendfeed.com/jessica...)
- Louis Gray
علی حجوانی تو روحت، ای واسه چه موقعیه؟ :)))
- Mehran
:))))))))) مال بعد از عیده. اواخر فروردین فک کنم
- Aly
:)))
- Mehran
The Answer Factory: Demand Media and the Fast, Disposable, and Profitable as Hell Media Model | Magazine - http://www.wired.com/magazin...
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"Most media companies are trying hard ... to boost the value of their online content until it matches the amount of money it costs to produce. But Rosenblatt thinks they have it exactly backward. Instead of trying to raise the market value of online content to match the cost of producing it — perhaps an impossible proposition — the secret is to cut costs until they match the market value."
- j1m
Ultimate Garfield | The Ephemerist - http://23.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_...
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Open as in water, the fluid necessary for life - http://paulbuchheit.blogspot.com/2009...
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When is Facebook going to give people open access to the address book? :)
- Bindu Reddy
They already do. My DROID syncs with my Facebook and Google contacts, converging them both for the same contact on either network. Don't ask me how that's done though
- LANjackal
You mean your DRIOD can get to the email addresses of your facebook contacts?
- Bindu Reddy
""Open" is a great thing. Everyone likes it." Maybe everyone you know ;)
- Clare Dibble
a friend of mine has a bb storm and it integrates w/ facebook (when i call him, my facebook avatar shows up... etc etc) -- the Droid being able to combine contact lists and merge them when applicable sounds like the next step
- Chris Heath
It's still not open. That data is locked into the built in contacts app and you can't get it at an api level. Android 2.0 has a complete (well, half-baked) contact model that allows aggregating contact info. Not to mention that when I entered my contact info into facebook that I understood it was going to be shared that way. But from an end-user standpoint it's great!
- Hayes Haugen
@LANJackal that sounds great... I guess my information is dated than..
- Bindu Reddy
Very great post. One of the best. This share remember me with two other great peoples described by Katie Hafner is his book (Where the wizards stay up late): Vint Cerf (you known what i mean) and Dave Clark (by his famous quote : "we reject kings presidents and voting. we believe in rough consensus and running code.") With an "open" mind like yours, they make with days, months, years, a very great open life fluid. I'm very happy to follow you. As Louis Gray says : Please keep blogging. Thank you.
- Guy Vander Heyden
Just like with any other activity, the intention behind being open is very important. If somebody wants to manipulate or mislead, then it can be dangerous to follow them. We just have to be aware of extremes. That said, I have learnt a lot from following you and thanks for sharing your ideas so eloquently.
- Shakeel Mahate
Hey, thanks for the mention - I'm glad you're enjoying Alfie Kohn's book. He makes me think.
- Laura Norvig
Thanks Laura. I've actually "outsourced" the reading to April, but she tells me about it :)
- Paul Buchheit
Heh, see this is the type of efficiency mindset you've developed by running a startup.
- Laura Norvig
No, I've always been lazy :)
- Paul Buchheit
lazy like fox! ;)
- Susan Beebe
Fossil theft: One of our dinosaurs is missing -
Science, News - The Independent - http://www.independent.co.uk/news...
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"Armed with rock chisels, it took the thief only a few minutes to wipe out 135 million years of history. The fossilised iguanodon footprint was hacked out of the limestone slab where it had lain in a Dorset quarry and spirited away by an illicit collector. Some 5,000 miles away in southern India, scientists last month issued a plea for villagers and even student palaeontologists to halt the mass looting of hundreds of dinosaur eggs whose petrified embryos could shed new light on the extinction of a species. Fascination with the ferocious beasts has never been greater, with scientists announcing almost weekly the discovery of new prehistoric species from giant crocodiles to feathered lizards that bear testimony to an evolutionary link with birds. But with a pristine Tyrannosaurus rex specimen fetching up to $8.3m (£5m), there is growing concern that a booming trade in stolen or illicit fossils is wrecking unique sites and seeing previously unknown species disappear into private collections, where they are lost to science."
- RAPatton
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"After a spate of thefts in Scotland and northern England seven years ago, when fossil hunters armed with diggers, electric saws and dynamite stole stones worth ten of thousands of pounds, police and wildlife conservation bodies launched a campaign to crack down on illegal collectors. A voluntary code of conduct for Britain's army of enthusiasts has also been successful in ensuring that...
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- RAPatton
"Decades of expertise in fossil cleaning mean that Britain is also profiting from the commercial trade. Consignments of Chinese dinosaur eggs discovered in the 1990s were prepared in the UK, revealing beautifully preserved dinosaur embryos. But, because they have been sold to private collections and question marks remain about whether they were legally exported from China, scientists...
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- RAPatton
All too common
- Fossil Huntress
From all of us at Evernote, thank you! You've made this an amazing year. Happy Thanksgiving.
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U.S. consumers open their wallets - http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-...
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Americans got back in the buying mood in October as their incomes grew modestly
iPlotz: wireframing, mockups and prototyping for websites and applications - http://iplotz.com/
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The easiest way to create a web page, a new start-up: http://www.axess.im/
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With the new start-up website, one can create a webpage in seconds. The service is like a URL Shortening to your content. By creating different webpages, you can also create a simple website. The website can be used for publishing Resumes, writing an article and sharing it on social networks, or surprising a friend by sending the link of the page you made for.
- ahmet
Rambles at starchamber.com » Blog Archive » Information obesity - http://www.starchamber.com/2009...
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"It occurred to me that I was suffering from information obesity. Prosperity has caused most of us to go from problems associated too little food to problems associated with too much food. Until you adjust to the change, hoarding and binging can make you fat, sick, and miserable. Once I started thinking about information the same way, I could just picture the greasy fat folds in my brain."
- Michael Nielsen
"... greasy fat folds in my brain." Yes.
- Polly Potter
Incidentally, there are strong developmental links between fatty acid supply and brain folding - e.g. http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/ftp... .
- Daniel Mietchen
xkcd - A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language - By Randall Munroe - http://xkcd.com/667/
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@ambermac I use Twitter for Pages and it works great: http://www.facebook.com/apps...
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What Chefs do when they're bored...
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I'm glad I accidentally clicked select all to upload this, I didn't know you could do that! :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
I love these. I used to have a calendar that had one of these a month. So cheery!
- Tamara
:-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Google Reader "Send To" custom links - add yours here...
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FriendFeed: http://friendfeed.com/bgolub... UPDATE: looks like FF is in the default list now :)
- LogEx
Posterous: http://blog.posterous.com/send-to...
- LogEx
Several good tips here: http://www.labnol.org/interne... (Save to PDF, Convert partial feed item to full feed via email, AddThis/AddToAny/ShareThis, Backtweets/Technorati/GoogleBlogSearch related conversations)
- LogEx
Instapaper: http://www.willw.net/adding-...
- LogEx
Google Bookmarks & AddToAny: http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2009...
- LogEx
ping.fm: http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2009... & more in other comments: Gmail, generic email, Google Calendar,...
- LogEx
WordPress “Press this…” on your domain: http://thingelstad.com/using-g...
- LogEx
Autotranslate from another language: http://translate.google.com/transla...
- Matt Cutts
This could get VERY powerful if/when GOOG adds more substitutions :)
- LogEx
Is Backtype available>
- TrafficBug
WOOOOOWWW
- Susan Beebe
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Is Hellotxt available too?
- Kol Tregaskes
Does it add pictures to post for FF like Bookmarklet ?
- Jacque
And Shareaholic?
- Kol Tregaskes
No pictures yet that I can figure... will either need another (smart) substitution or a URL that triggers a bookmarklet?
- LogEx
GReader will need an OPML-like facility for batch-loading these ;)
- LogEx
I've been dreaming about that for a long time... :)
- Stanislas Jourdan
Stanislas, not quite the regular dream but good for you. ;-)
- Kol Tregaskes
@kol hehe, don't worry, i have others dreams in my life ;-)
- Stanislas Jourdan
Stanislas, that's good, I was worried for a bit there. ;-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Lifehacker adds PrintFriendly & Identica configs: http://lifehacker.com/5339214...
- LogEx
Feed Buster allows pictures from GR to FF. It's just slow and limited...
- Kamilah Gill
shorten with bit.ly: http://exde601e.blogspot.com/2009...
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I haven't seen Twine yet.
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MakeUseOf.com adds Iterasi & ZapReader: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag...
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another 5 services, including LinkedIn and j.mp: http://exde601e.blogspot.com/2009...
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...so G-Reader is becoming a little like FriendFeed now?
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A Credibility Meltdown for the World's Leading Climate Scientists - http://blog.mises.org/archive...
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Wonderful Cal Tech web site all about snow crystals and snowflakes http://www.its.caltech.edu/~atomic...
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A Whole Lotta Nothing: Adventures in brain tumors: part one of many - http://a.wholelottanothing.org/2009...
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Matt Haughey announces his brain tumor on Twitter; follows up on his blog to explain all
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