links for 2006-02-27
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Wow...can't wait till this technology is commercial. The photo arranging and map applications were amazing
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from the "Tourettes Without Regrets" show in Oakland...looks like it's time for a trip across the bay
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links for 2006-02-26
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"he served as the team manager and spirit coach for several years. On the final game of the season the coach let him finally put on a uniform with the rest of the team. Watch what happens then ... "
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interesting article all the way until the last few paragraphs (which were surprisingly bad). wish they would have focused more on what it's like working for GOOG. Ctrl-F to find out what "FUIFV" means,
links for 2006-02-25
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hilarious article with lots of great quotes on drugs, NYC, wall street, and the suburbs. Ex: "I went on a date from someone from the Internet, and I went to the suburbs. It was ridiculous."
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watch a few mins at the start and then skip to the 11:00 minute mark
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too. much. music...but it hurts so good
links for 2006-02-24
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I want to fill a house with furniture that isn't used for it's main purpose - a toliet for a sink, a door as a table, etc...
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Turns out that most of Chicago's diagonal streets were originally Native American trails. No, really. Milwaukee Avenue (originally West Plank Road), for example, was once a buffalo route that led to the Chicago River.
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"The very idea that time spent is more important than skill is alien".....oh really? guess this dude has never had to submit a resume...5 years experience required says nothing about actual skill level
links for 2006-02-23
links for 2006-02-20
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these guys would be amazing in a game of "hot lava"
links for 2006-02-19
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If his name was "Joe Redick" or "Jimmy Redick," he wouldn't take nearly as much crap from anyone.
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I had a dream last night that you wouldn't
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possibly fed by the desire for self-improvement: the shifting belief that free time should be spent on worthy pastimes, rather than on frivolous activities.
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The direct connection to your users only gives you more data if you know what questions to ask, and building those questions is often just as important as building the public app iteself.
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"I’ve heard from 2 difference sources at Apple that Jobs personally picks which apps appear by default in the Dock, and in which order (And for what it’s worth, I think his choices are pretty good.)"
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"it's a great way to connect with people all over the world - on the downside they're loaded with sexual predators...on the upside they're loaded with sexual prey"
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like the LeBron's, VC's, and Wade's the most and TMac's and Duncan's the least (ps - I wish they would have had this 10 years ago)
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blame canada
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According to research people only have a 50 percent chance of ascertaining the tone of any e-mail message. The study also shows that people think they've correctly interpreted the tone of e-mails they receive 90 percent of the time
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"Success in a single-player RPG feels like success in your daydream. Success in a MMORPG feels like success in the real world."
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this Demetri's an interesting cat...there's some excellent insight within this article - about life, learning, framing failure...and it's funny too (A lot of what I like to learn correlates with the opposite of what gets you laid)
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Do the candidates, you know, interview each other? That would be so hot.
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Steve Novak has missed one free throw in 14 months!!! "We like to have the ball in his hands." Marquette coach Tom Crean said
links for 2006-02-18
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and zen you upload to an err-s s reader
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Oh, Lindsey Jacobellis. I would feel sorry for you … if I could stop laughing at you.
links for 2006-02-17
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The basic truth, as former Chicago Bulls and current Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson privately observed to a friend about the player whom he most treasured, was that Michael liked to dominate.
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cause lots of conferences suck (can anyone explain why they cost so much?)
links for 2006-02-13
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"If you ever want to find out just how uninteresting you really are, get a job where the quality and frequency of your thoughts determine your livelihood."
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He scored the Heat's last 17 points, including the game-winner on a 16-footer with 2.3 seconds left
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When I look at the valley, I see a lot of innovation. But it’s surface innovation instead of deep innovation - focusing on building better event calendars and blog aggregators whereas Microsoft is focused on changing the game entirely.
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see the comments..."Hmm, I'm noticing a few distinct differences between Silicon Valley hot and Southern California hot."
links for 2006-02-12
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people are finally starting to figure out how to design a good webpage
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review of Quin Snyder's coaching career at Mizzou....The can't-miss coach has missed.
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going there tonight!
links for 2006-02-11
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the wheels and the conveyor belt are red herrings
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amazing that this was done by just one person
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be sure to click on the demo of the "Rock-hard waterfall front edge"
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The system is based on "intelligent" lenses made up of electronically-controlled "pixels" that can be discretely adjusted.
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came out of hiding for an appearence at the Grammy's...can you guess what his name is?
links for 2006-02-07
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Instead of investing in ideas, we invest in people. We're trying to create a culture of learning, filled with lifelong learners. It's no trick for talented people to be interesting, but it's a gift to be interested.
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headphones rest flat on the cheek bones, between your ears and your eyes, so that you hear the music through bone conduction rather than through your ears.
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greasemonkey extension that lets you know how many del.icio.us users have linked to the page you're currently reading
links for 2006-02-03
links for 2006-02-01
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when are we got start seeing some cool vids found on Y! Video?
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audio aggregator thingy...so far so good
New to AKISC?
- Some good places to start...
1. Movies.xls or NameThatFilm.xls
2. Questioning the Long Tail
3. Marquette name debate
4. Business Model of a Blogger
5. Klosterman's "The (other) paradox of choiceI also write a travelog called Whereami and have a photo collection in Flickr.
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