July 19th 2010
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Linkage,
android,
apple,
comics,
finance,
games,
google,
Humor,
investing,
iphone,
money,
Music,
police,
race,
Society,
technology,
tiny-things,
videos,
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This week's internet cruising:
louisgray.com: Why I Turned In My iPhone and Went Android - I love this article. I've written before that I'm considering switching, and at this point, it's only the cost of breaking contract that's holding me back.
YouTube - heavymedic dance work in progress - unfinished - ...
No story last weekend -- I apologize! One will be up this weekend, and I'll be sticking with the Witches of Ming Ung until it's done. I think it's confusing to keep switching back and forth, especially since Witches is a serial plot (whereas Transhuman Congress jumps around).
I've ...
July 2nd 2010
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Linkage,
apple,
clutter,
creativity,
feminism,
games,
gtd,
Humor,
intelligence,
ipad,
iphone,
life,
movies,
organize,
privacy,
productivity,
science,
Society,
technology,
weight-issues
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Another vote for "Fragmented" - An awesome article quotation from Elf. I agree with this, and struggle with finding a healthy balance for myself. I enjoy having a smartphone, but still consider it a luxury item (i.e., not necessary to my existence or even my happiness). I ...
June 27th 2010
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Linkage,
books,
fathate,
feminism,
Health,
humanism,
Humor,
international,
News,
publishing,
russia,
sexuality,
social,
Society,
technology,
translation,
weight-issues
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Alas, a blog » Blog Archive » Fragments of Evolving Manhood: Do You Like Your Body 3 (Preliminary Notes On the Expendability of the Foreskin) - In summary: I'm not a huge fan of circumcision. (Very long article.)
MetaFilter Saved My Pals From Sex Traffickers—Exclusive Interview | Mother Jones - ...
March 25th 2010
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Linkage,
celebrities,
development,
diet,
Food,
gaming,
Health,
microsoft,
nutrition,
openid,
science,
Techie,
technology,
videos,
weight-issues
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Big Fat Deal » Jay McCarroll On Celebrity Weight Loss - "Because you have an audience, and people rooting you on, and then suddenly that audience feels ownership in your results. And so then you’re like Carnie Wilson or Kirstie Alley, constantly having to publicly humble yourself and beg forgiveness ...
