Oct 29, 2012
salem
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though the streets were overrun with orange, kettle korn, people in bad costumes, and fake cobwebs, jaho on the waterfront was empty and ...
Oct 25, 2012
nearly there
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[from the archive] R&D in high-end cuisine looks a lot like R&D anywhere else, but some of its frustrations are domain-specifi...
Oct 23, 2012
going on progress
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a 17-hour, 9.1 mile loop, with detours due to poor navigation. in order: everyman on west broadway, chambers street, some nyc city agencies,...
Oct 20, 2012
moral fibre
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edge.org interviews daniel lieberman . of particular note: ... there's a reversal of class today. Now, it's only the very wealthy...
Oct 19, 2012
low entropy life
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what does a low entropy life look like? and is the only way to reduce entropy locally to export it into the enclosing system? i hope this i...
baacode
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Oct 18, 2012
for the time being
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it's been a few years since i was up late in snowmass after a day at the woodshop reading annie dillard's for the time being , a ma...
Oct 13, 2012
october
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Oct 6, 2012
civilization
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Pelorat said, "It seems to me, Golan, that the advance of civilization is nothing but an exercise in the limiting of privacy." ...
Sep 27, 2012
openness, regulation, ambiguity
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The grid is not only predictable but indeterminate, not only prescriptive but ambiguous. albert pope, "the open city," in ladd...
Sep 20, 2012
keromin
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backstage at the ignobels , a suitcase is re-filled with appealingly goofy frog-shaped pitch/volume instruments . from japan, of course...
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Sep 18, 2012
costs, benefits
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To live well in community, our individual consumption and acquisition will be reined in and held by the bonds of inconvenience. In turn, we...
Sep 14, 2012
my new binding system is unstoppable
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shock cord makes jack purcell much easier. this is MSR's silicone-core product intended for replacing tent-pole cords. you will also...
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Sep 9, 2012
first i'd heard of it
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in revere, mass. on a hot and cloudy day, after a lobster roll of truly epic size, it is entirely appropriate to take a cone of soft serve f...
Sep 7, 2012
ice cream revolution
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Sep 2, 2012
crobot in the pocket
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(a crocheted robot, of course.)
Aug 31, 2012
dept. of medical research
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Aug 30, 2012
depth and security
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Being in Boston ... it's a little bit like meeting someone who you know is smart and very accomplished but is at the same time not at a...
Aug 23, 2012
freedom and constraints
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freedom is often misunderstood as the absence of constraints on your action. this is not the case: freedom is your ability to voluntarily ch...
Aug 22, 2012
co-presence and collaboration
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last night, we talked about the difference between services that allow users to be remotely co-present and those that allow users to remotel...
Aug 21, 2012
univariate ratings of multivariate objects
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as ever, xkcd is a trenchant observer of our world. in this case, i have shanghaied this comic to concisely make the claim that it is ofte...
Aug 19, 2012
look no further
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jess, our midwest correspondent , sends a poem in book spines from the shelves of michigan's largest bookstore . Look no further: ...
Aug 17, 2012
teaching
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There were some good students, and wonderful moments. I think of a class I taught in Philadelphia one evening, at a reformatory. The studen...
Aug 12, 2012
sunday afternoon
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Aug 10, 2012
oak grove
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Aug 5, 2012
behold
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this is the official bonbon of the academy of management's organizational behavior division. (milk chocolate with artificially flav...
Aug 3, 2012
mind, hands, tools
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Science originated from the fusion of two old traditions, the tradition of philosophical thinking that began in ancient Greece and the trad...
Aug 2, 2012
teaching to see
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edward tufte 's film — about what inge druckrey (a swiss graphic designer on the faculty at the university of the arts in philadelphi...
Aug 1, 2012
the electric cradle
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asobi , by yasutoki kariya [via spoon and tamago ]
Jul 30, 2012
in the mail
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from detroit, jess sends fresh garlic, music, coffee, jam (a new siri-undertaking), white rabbits, fruit, a book . the moustache is for ...
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