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The Buyers Guide for Kids and Parents- brainchild of Dan Benjamin
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a roundup/guide to web video
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August 2009
links for 2009-08-30
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Portable Induction Cooktop from Fagormagnetic fields in the kitchen
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Things you should do before you make the leap to Snow Leopard
helpful wiki to read before upgrading
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social media + behavioral sciences
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there's rumors of a new camera on the horizon
Answers to the questions you have about my bike
I've been riding a Giant Freedom DX for about 5 months now. Here are some common questions I get while out riding.
Why's that front hub so big? There's an electric motor in it. A rechargeable lithium ion battery on the back provides pedal assist.
Isn't that like cheating? Yes, probably. I really just want to ride and this gets me out there more.
Do you have to pedal? Yes. It is decidedly a bicycle and rides like one. There's no throttle like an electric mo-ped. It is most like those moving sidewalks at the airport, you just go farther faster. As you pedal extra torque naturally matches your work. You can also ride without the battery, and that is a great thing too.
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links for 2009-08-15
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NOAA In Space Collection
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Historic Weather Instruments and Methodsthe national weather serirce historic album
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interested in the exhibition of objects and those who find our engagement with them compelling
CHIRP, August Edition
A new mix for you. Aaron did this fine artwork.<
links for 2009-08-11
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how a new urbanist fixes the suburbs
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Fête des lumières on the Behance Networkart Direction, installation and Print Poster from Romain Lenancker & Laurence Jeanson
links for 2009-08-10
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group enabled people to make their own newspaper via things
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poster by seok jaewon
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a graphic design studio in seoul korea, via olaf
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documents for you your new start-up
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shows units sold various media types (cd, tape, vinyl, etc) over time
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A checklist for sustainability
latest from the David Report
links for 2009-08-07
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wall coverings by Felt Studio
Feeling FeltVisiting Big Beard Films
I traveled to Austin to meet with Sam Douglas and Jack Sanders, the producers behind an upcoming documentary called Snakebit. The film delves into the life and influence of the architect Samuel Mockbee and his brainchild, the Rural Studio at Auburn University. Im working with them on developing a website for the film and Sambo. See some photos from my visit to their headquarters.
