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Duncan Riley posted a message
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http://www.joedawsons.com/feed... I have a lot of images of my family adventures which get uploaded so I wouldn't subscribe if you don't want that fed into GReader! - Joe Dawson
http://operabouffe.wordpress.c... - can you read Italian? :) - giorgia
Giorgia, no, but I'm quite capable of using Google translate when the pictures look good :-) - Duncan Riley
keep em coming, so really good reading in this list - Duncan Riley
May I change mine to: http://www.nicefishfilms.com/b... thanks! - Nice Fish Films
Duncan - alrighty, here's my architecture blog's feed too, then :) http://aisforarchitecture.word... - giorgia
There will actually be more of me here, Duncan: http://feeds.feedburner.com/li... - Chris Baskind
Duncan: do you want any kind of blog or specific topic blogs? - Justin Korn
Justin, which ever you'd like to share with me and others. - Duncan Riley
I'm just getting started with my own blog: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Ju... - Justin Korn
Flickr RSS to pretty things up: http://api.flickr.com/services... - Justin Korn
This is my going to bed mark so I know where to start adding feeds in the morning. keep em coming, and anyone reading this, feel free to add as many people as you like - Duncan Riley
http://www.benparr.com/feed/ , although I'm transforming into a new blog next month, right before the New Media Expo. - Ben Parr
http://codingrelic.geekhold.co... though why anyone would want to read it is beyond me. - Denton Gentry
Ripe for RSS Spam :)- - Peter Dawson
http://feeds.feedburner.com/co... - am I late to be added? - Lou Paglia - Lou Paglia
weird...my entry just did this http://www.flickr.com/photos/7... - Sarah Perez
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Thank goodness GoDaddy isn't the only go to place for registering .me domains. - TDavid
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Must admit I'm liking what Metallica is doing online with promoting and sharing their music with fans today. Yes, some if it even for FREE. Doesn't erase them being jerks in the past, but it's a good start. - TDavid
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Julian Baldwin posted a message
yesterday at 10:37 am - Link
Last Tuesday. - Rubin Sfadj
I can't remember the last day that I didn't do -something- that had to do with work. - Bradley McSpinn
I'm taking a half day today... - Chris Reed
Last Friday - Mike Doeff
Besides the long weekend we just had? - Shey
end of last snowboard season but will be taking a week off in august - mike "glemak" dunn
A few weeks ago, went fishing. I try to do once a month. - Jim Kukral via twhirl
Take time out to do fun things every day and try to go AFK at least a couple times a month. Being self-employed is a great thing in this regard. - TDavid
Tell me more of this "off" ... - Andrew Badera
In may took a month off from work due to my daughter being born. - Mike Fruchter
like: andrew's :) - mike "glemak" dunn
Last November. It's tough when you're a contractor and don't get paid for days off. - Mark Krynsky
never fully "off" but sometimes "mostly off", last time was sunday - Scott Lockhart
@andrew off means you did no work related to your career, instead you may have got caught up elsewhere or had fun - Julian Baldwin
yesterday... I went with my wife and some friend for a hike in the moutains. It's important to leave work from time to time. - Andrés David Aparicio via twhirl
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Wordpress upgrades are starting to feel like DOWNgrades. - TDavid
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Clickable Culture - Electric Sheep Builds Its Own Flock
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"TechCrunch reports on the release of WebFlock, a hosted, in-browser virtual world service offered by The Electric Sheep Company. Formerly Second Life-obsessed (weren't we all at one point), the company brought a number of major brands into the overhyped virtual world (such as Major League Baseball, LEGO, and Starwood Hotels). Now, the Sheep have cut out the middle-world by starting up their own. Because WebFlock is Flash based, it's accessible by over 90% of the web browsers out there: in other words, everyone can get in easily (unlike the recently-launched Google Lively, which requires a large plugin download and only runs on Windows-based PCs running Internet Exploder). Gotta like low barriers to entry." - Jason Wehmhoener via Bookmarklet
I'm not sure about this one. The answer to one closed world is to create branded closed worlds. Am I missing something here? - TDavid
It's actually *even more closed* (which is the attraction, gives brands control). It's also Flash based, which makes it more accessible to a wider demographic. - Jason Wehmhoener
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This is going to make me very unpopular but, *Like* - Paul Short
Bonus points for Dave labeling Calacanis a "putz" - TDavid
bonus points for saying Jason is right about something - Steve Gillmor via twhirl
There is tool called search that might lead you to the answer to this question since it has been covered multiple times to include Jason himself being answered directly in the past. - Michael W. May via twhirl
Jason flip flops? Today I blog tomorrow I do not want to blog! Now to blog or not to blog that is the question! LMAO - Igor The Troll
What about bonus points for Rudy Giuliani!!?! - Dave Winer
nah, bonus points for the Yiddish - Thomas B via NoiseRiver
bonus points for 'he says something'! - Thierry R. Andriamirado
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Key Arena show I attended in FLAC or MP3 - TDavid via Bookmarklet
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Hmm, wonder what this is about: "I’m SO READY to get the details of this news out to you and start talking about it because I believe its an unprecedented deal for a business like Rocketboom and stands to open up a lot of discussion." - TDavid via Bookmarklet
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Jason is about as 'retired' as Brett Favre. Wait until he has something on Mahalo to promote and he'll be back. What will the 'JasonNation' think? What a crock. Don't take the bait, Aaron. - TDavid
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Wasn't Mark Hamil in a car accident? That's not just aging. - TDavid
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XXXholic: Vol. 2: Second Collection
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LOL "In exchange for her services, Kimihiro agrees to take a job working in Ykko's shop until he's earned enough money to pay her back for her magical powers." - TDavid
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Lestatt http://friendfeed.com/lestatt says he knows the husband of this woman pretty well. - TDavid
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I want to see the video! Who won? LOL - Igor The Troll
STORY MORAL: Beware Brits On Holiday! - Toby Graham
Brits On Holiday was something to beware of since Brits first started taking vacations. - Amit Morson
Do not trust Greeks baring gifts! LOL - Igor The Troll
Hmm, that blows! ;) - TDavid
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Smoking is 'good for your memory and concentration'
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who knew? between this and wine being good for you, soon you'll be able to smoke and drink your way to a long, healthy life! - felix
not buying it for now, but who knows as for wine - it's proven having a glass of wine is quite a good habit - Dobromir Hadzhiev
"Experts are developing drugs that copy the active ingredients in tobacco that stimulate the brain without causing heart disease, cancer, stroke or addiction." I say for smoking itself the downsides outweigh the benefits. =P - Jake (aka Jawee)
i think this is a tough sell. - Cee Bee
I'll forget I ever read this. - Jason Kaneshiro
This quote is all one needs to read from the article: "However, the deadly side effects of cancer, stroke and heart disease, mean its benefits have been neglected by medical research." - TDavid
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Strunk and White would be proud. - TDavid via Bookmarklet
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Jeremiah Owyang posted a message
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I go with response 2: (I'm sure someone will make up an option 3 and 4). My only caveat is that life will not represent anything as we know it, the beings will have evolved for their particular environment. - Jeremiah Owyang
Has to be 2. For this to be the only planet in the entire universe in the whole of history to have ever had life is ridiculous IMO - Colin Walker via fftogo
Option 3 that someone somewhere else is going to make. - Yuvi
I'm with you in the "2" camp. A near-infinite universe offers nearly infinite possibilities for life elsewhere IMO. - Kevin C. Tofel
the universe can be finite and have another planet that has a life in it. can't it?. - jokerred
I believe that there are at least small microorganisms on other planets, but no advanced life. At least not at human level. - Jake (aka Jawee) via twhirl
I am taking number #2 - orionstarr
Yes life occurs in places throughout the universe. - Jay Martin
#2 for sure. - shelisrael1
seems like it has to be #2. mathematically speaking it's SO improbable that we are 'alone' - Jeremy Toeman
#2 is more likely - Sally Church
I started thinking about this after I read a Stephen Baxter novel. I'd recommend checking out the Fermi Paradox for all kinds of mind-exploding explanations: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F... - Mike
#2 also provides for a vastly more interesting universe. That's where I'd put my flag. - Steve Spalding
Does "life" have a definition for this question? - Brian Sullivan
there is not a chance we're all alone in the universe #2 I'm a believer - Dobromir Hadzhiev
Despite the lack of evidence, I have faith. #2 - Ken Sheppardson
#2, hell they'll probably discover some type of life on mars. - felix
Definitely option number 2 - Marc Dierens
The Truth is Out There - #2 - George Smith
I have to agree with #2 many other planets have life probably much more advanced than ours...Mars has water!....plus don't you watch x-files? - Larry Lewis
#2 - after all, why not? - Royce Mathew via twhirl
2, although if we run into any advanced lifeforms in my lifetime, I will be very surprised - Deepak
I'm certain there is life on another planet. And let's not forget parallel dimensions. - TDavid
For the sake of the rest of the universe, I hope that we are unique. - Paul Denlinger
A Paul Denlinger, if they are like us, they could be self-destructive. - Jeremiah Owyang
2. No doubt. - Harvey Simmons
While I can't say for certain, I would place all my money on option #2. - Michel Savoie
There are lots of other solar systems, and just in ours, we have one hit and two near misses. #2 ftw. - Eric Hamilton
I'll take option 2. The funny thing is that while I don't need any proof to believe and accept the probability of life outside our planet, I DO have the hardest time reconciling the concept of God (or gods) prevalent in various religions. Yet with all of the sci-fi/fantasy and various religious stories created throughout the ages, there has to be some additional presence. Why am I accepting of it in a sci-fi context and not in a religious one? - Sally Robinson
There's no logic to No. 1.... That said, while I subscribe to No. 2, I think intelligent life is still a diamond in the rough. I don't think we're going to go to every star in our neighborhood and find playmates. I actually like the dramatization done on Galactica where they go to plenty of worlds, see lots of plants and other creatures but never run into other intelligent beings like themselves.... It's a big universe.... - Chris Reed
Put me in the #2 camp. Very arrogant to believe that we are it. - Steve
#2, agree with Steve - Dom
"The universe itself keeps on expanding and expanding In all of the directions it can whizz As fast as it can go, at the speed of light, you know, Twelve million miles a minute, and that's the fastest speed there is. So remember, when you're feeling very small and insecure, How amazingly unlikely is your birth, And pray that there's intelligent life somewhere up in space, 'Cause there's bugger all down here on Earth." Monty Python, The Galaxy Song. - Colin Walker via fftogo
#2, for sure. In an infite universe we are unique? such arrogance - Sarah Perez
I think this is a false dichotomy. Perhaps the universe is not infinite, just very very big. It's still possible that other life exists. How about the idea that the physical properties the whole universe are well-suited for life and that this itself is somewhat miraculous? - Dan Kaplan
Dan Kaplan, true. I said 'nearly' infinite as I'm not sure either. - Jeremiah Owyang
#2, but due to the huge distances in space I find it highly unlikely we'll ever find life elswhere. - Jason Kaneshiro
#3 - "Life is an illusion; lunchtime doubly so" - Douglas Adams - Mark Dykeman
I agree with #2 and #1. In an infinite universe, chances for same conditions on another planet which enabled life on earth are high. After origin of life, unique conditions of earth, and its environment, caused specific species and adaptations to survive but not others. Chances of all these variables being present exactly as such in another planet are less probable. - Pre Priyadarshane
#2, but life may not have always existed, nor will it always exist. - Mike Reynolds
Life is plentiful - RAPatton
#2. For the Biblical scholars, try John 10:16. - Louis Gray
I am really trying not to snarkily point out the Flying Spaghetti Monster as a priori proof of #1. - Clay Newton
Louis: thanks, ok I am reading John 10:16 http://www.blueletterbible.org... - Susan Beebe
#2 for sure. - AJ Kohn
#1 - Tyler
Definitely #2!! - Dominique