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June 2009

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Michael Jackson is Dead, Jeff Goldblum is Alive. Can Twitter Tell the Difference? | Peter Kafka | MediaMemo | AllThingsD → mediamemo.allthingsd.com

Insightful reflection about Twitter, Michael Jackson and the trust factor.

Jun 26, 2009
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Jun 24, 200918 notes
“Guess where I’m going next weekend? Not Glastonbury! Have you ever been to Not Glastonbury? Oh my God, it’s amazing. Just the variety of food you get at Not Glastonbury is really incredible these days - seriously, stuff from all over the world. And honestly, the plumbing situation at Not Glastonbury is fantastic - hot showers and everything! Whenever you want! And of course, the music, oh my God. There is so much at Not Glastonbury, all tastes are catered for. Yeah, the traffic can be a bit of a bugger and there are always some annoying idiots around but generally, it’s cool. Truly, there is no place on earth I’d rather be this weekend than Not Glastonbury.” —Hadley Freeman | The Guardian
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Random YouTube Insult Generator → randomyoutubeinsult.com

Have you ever hated a YouTube video so much that you didn’t know what to comment? Well say hello to the Random YouTube Insult Generator! Simply hit the refresh button to get a new angry comment to…

Jun 22, 2009
“The cost of the redaction was £1m. The contract was to scan and redact. The redaction was the labour-intensive thing. The brief was straightforward – to delete details and items on a receipt that did not form part of the claim.” —a senior Commons source speaking to The Times. It cost £1m to conceal the wholesale theft of public money by MPs. It just gets better and better doesn’t it? (via brokenbottleboy)
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Share This or Else! – What Makes People Share Content? - Left the Box → leftthebox.com
Jun 20, 2009
Bram.us » How to find the original Flickr Photo URL and User from a Static Flickr Image URL/Permalink (My priceless Flickr Tip) → bram.us
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“And it’s been a good day for citizen journalism. Frankly, you’ve done most of the work. It’s been great. Some of us do wonder if there will be any role left for professional journalists if you’re doing it all the investigation yourselves, but that’s another story. In the meantime, thanks very much. And keep digging.” — MPs’ expenses – live coverage | Politics | guardian.co.uk
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The worst thing about not eating meat isn't the limp salads - it's the other vegetarians | Hadley Freeman → guardian.co.uk
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Cats outsmarted in psychologist's test → guardian.co.uk
Jun 16, 2009
Wallpaper* Magazine | Sex Issue: Type Tart Cards | → wallpaper.com

Designers create tart cards for fonts.

Jun 16, 2009
Yes! 50 Scientifically Proven Ways to Be Persuasive « alex.moskalyuk → moskalyuk.com

The authors take the position that persuasion is a science, not art, hence with the right approach anybody can become the master in the skill of persuasion. Here are 50 ways.

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Burning bridge: why the Golden Gate is the sci-fi director's favourite target → guardian.co.uk
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Weekend Competition: Tom Swifties - Schott’s Vocab Blog - NYTimes.com → schott.blogs.nytimes.com

“Tom Swifties” are curious puns that monkey with the description of reported speech for comic effect. For example: “I manufacture table tops,” said Tom counterproductively. (and 2174 other user-sumbitted examples)

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