December 2009
55 posts
The Champion and His Burning Flame free downloads
Hurry and get The Champion and His Burning Flame’s three albums for free here! Thanks Jacob Lewis for the heads up.
“Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories have come up with a new photovoltaic...”
– New Glitter-Sized Photovoltaic Cells Use Less Silicon, Generate More Electricity: Scientific American
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Your Face
Your face Your tongue Your wit so fair so sweet so sharp first bent then drew then hit mine eye mine ear my heart Mine eye Mine ear My heart to like to learn to love your face your tongue your wit doth lead doth teach doth move This face ...
WatchStroll in the woods on Vimeo (via Vimeo)
Making me want to get a DSLR pretty badly. Short by Martin Lang. Music is Ghosting by Mother Mother.
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“Power without love is reckless and abusive, and love without power is...”
– Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Every heard a cool song on TV and then wondered what in the heck it was and how you could get your hands on it? You are welcome.
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M for Mountain
last chance to download all Francis and the Lights... →
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So I’ve finally cleared out all the posts in my drafts folder that have held my attention for the last 2 months. Yep. That feels good.
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Why snark works
somethingchanged:
Because it’s a subliminal argument. Or an aspirational one. Or at least flippancy is. Or, well, wait:
Imagine a spectrum lying across the ways we communicate. One end represents being flippant, funny, referential, snarky, and concise—zingers and one-liners and sarcasm. The other end represents being earnest, thorough, measured, charitable, and serious. The difference...
“Mr. Berners-Lee smiled and admitted he might make one change — a small one. He...”
– “The Web’s Inventor Regrets One Small Thing,” New York Times (via derrinyet) (via somethingchanged)
