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Steve Lowe

Steve Lowe

I'm a cranky old Yank in a clanky old tank in the streets of Yokohama with my Honolulu mama doin' those beat-o beat-o flat on my seat-o Hirohito blues.
Wire Your House with Ethernet Cable [Weekend Project] - http://lifehacker.com/5398668...
John McWhorter Reads the Books on Race that Oprah's Book Club Missed - http://www.theroot.com/views...
John McWhorter Reads the Books on Race that Oprah's Book Club Missed
I'm not really a McWhorter fan, and any list that includes Thomas Sowell is automatically suspect despite his academic bona fides, but there are some interesting texts in this list. - Steve Lowe from Bookmarklet
The Happiness Project : Eight Tips for Boosting Your Energy - http://slate.com/blogs...
The Happiness Project : Eight Tips for Boosting Your Energy
Most of this you've heard before, but it never hurts to learn through repitition. - Steve Lowe from Bookmarklet
@blogdiva Tavis Smiley hasn't liked Obama since the campaign. Don't know what his beef is, but he's never been a fan.
Good news from local elections. Not in my area--I live outside the city--but Dems won both city elections tonite: and I'm in SC
Too lazy to plug my laptop in, so goodnight, moon.
Google Wave Guide: User Manual Released for Wave - http://mashable.com/2009...
How do you know if you're on someone's list? Seen lots of references, but can't figure it out.
A friend thought you would be interested in this station - http://historicalley.blogspot.com/2009...
I have lists now, but I don't know what to do with them. I guess I'll just play with them until their value reveals itself.
Thanks to everyone for the birthday wishes!
The Paris Review - Interviews - http://www.theparisreview.org/literat...
The Paris Review - Interviews
Wow, great stuff here on some of the greats going back to the 50s. - Steve Lowe from Bookmarklet
Wall Panel System, an Ingenious Interior Design Solution - http://freshome.com/2009...
Interesting & Multifunctional Bedside Cabinet and Table by Maria Cichy - http://freshome.com/2009...
Children’s Bedroom Ideas from Dearkids - http://freshome.com/2009...
Vita, A Universal Modular System from MDF Italia - http://freshome.com/2009...
Rechargeable Portable Fridge : Neff - http://freshome.com/2009...
@secrettweet 55568 Tell someone. You're not alone.
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The Circular Periodic Table of Elements [Science] - http://gizmodo.com/5378105...
Entangled Giant - The New York Review of Books - http://www.nybooks.com/article...
"Perhaps, in the nuclear era, the Constitution has become quaint and obsolete." - Steve Lowe from Bookmarklet
220+ Years Later, It’s Time to Publish the Constitution Annotated Online in XML — Sunlight Foundation Blog (via feedly) - http://blog.sunlightfoundation.com/2009...
The Problem with Young People Today Is… (via feedly) - http://crabbyoldfart.wordpress.com/
I'm trying to win a Seagate FreeAgent Dockstar. Don't judge me: it's worth it. #stxdockstar
Who are the undeserving "others" benefiting from expanded government actions? - Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com - http://www.salon.com/opinion...
Who are the undeserving "others" benefiting from expanded government actions? - Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com
Greenwald: It is true that the federal government embraces redistributive policies and that middle-class income is seized in order that "someone else benefits." But so obviously, that "someone else" who is benefiting is not the poor and lower classes -- who continue to get poorer as the numbers living below the poverty line expand and the rich-poor gap grows in the U.S. to unprecedented proportions. The "someone else" that is benefiting from Washington policies are -- as usual -- the super-rich, the tiny number of huge corporations which literally own and control the Government. The premise of these citizen protests is not wrong: Washington politicians are in thrall to special interests and are, in essence, corruptly stealing the country's economic security in order to provide increasing benefits to a small and undeserving minority. But the "minority" here isn't what Fox News means by that term, but is the tiny sliver of corporate power which literally writes our laws and, in every case, ends up benefiting. - Steve Lowe from Bookmarklet
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