December 2010
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Big Brotheresque App Kills Your Automotive... →
Like the intent of the app, but abuse issues from flaggers and murky relationship to insurance companies could get thorny.
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“We do not believe in ourselves until someone reveals that deep inside us is...”
– e.e. cummings  (via psychotherapy)
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“Cognitive Dissonance: The belief that when horrific and illegal acts take place,...”
– (via spytap)
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pieratt: Not until my third viewing did I notice that Luc Besson had drained the Hudson and East River for NYC’s appearance in The Fifth Element.
Dec 8th
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“Coveting possessions is unhealthy. Here’s how I look at it: All of the...”
– This is the rallying cry for Svpply. Collect ‘em all! (via Code for Something, jackcheng, john) (via joshmohrer) (via pieratt)
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The 'Radiolab' Effect →
Melissa Stanley went to school for music—or rather, Music Industry. The 26-year-old recalls “taking maybe one physics class in college, and that was it” for her formal science education. After graduation, she became a director of A&R and booking at Jezebel Music, a concert-promotion outfit for unsigned acts in Williamsburg. Then, at the office sometime in 2007, things changed. “One day,”...
Dec 7th
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Deadly Medicine →
Prescription drugs kill some 200,000 Americans every year. Will that number go up, now that most clinical trials are conducted overseas—on sick Russians, homeless Poles, and slum-dwelling Chinese—in places where regulation is virtually nonexistent, the F.D.A. doesn’t reach, and “mistakes” can end up in pauper’s graves? The authors investigate the globalization of the pharmaceutical industry, and...
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The Fall of Niagara Falls →
Niagara Falls’ descent into blight—in spite of its proximity to an attraction that draws at least 8 million tourists each year—is a tale that Hudson’s little newspaper has been telling for years. It encompasses just about every mistake a city could make, including the one Frankie G. cited: a 1960s mayor’s decision to bulldoze his quaint downtown and replace it with a bunch of modernist follies....
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WatchWatch
spytap: Oh Senator McCain… You’re a shadow of your former self. I’m not…mad. Not really. I’m just disappointed. Senator McCain was someone I could of voted for the office of President and respected had he won, but increasingly his opinions and views are of someone that is close minded to say the least.
Dec 7th
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