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R. Crumb--The Book of Genesis [excerpt] (New Yorker, June 8 & 15, 2009)
SOUNDTRACK: THE REPLACEMENTS-Tim (1985). Many people consider this to be the best Replacements album. It features one of their best songs “Bastards of Young” (which has one of the best an… more →
I Just Read About That...
Editorial
sebastianvalle wrote 3 hours ago: Mouse-over for a brief description. Mouse encima para una breve descripción. Please tell me if yo … more →
New Yorker Review: 'The Man Who Made Vermeers' by Jonathan Lopez and 'The Forger's Spell' by Edward Dolnick
jonathanlopezauthor wrote 9 hours ago: Dutch Master THE ART FORGER WHO BECAME A NATIONAL HERO. by Peter Schjeldahl The case of Han van Me … more →
Gladwell & Nielsen: The Fixed Costs of Fixed Ideas
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Kent Anderson wrote 2 days ago: Image via Wikipedia Two articles popped up recently that I think are related in a subtle way. … more →
Does Information Want To Be Free Or Expensive?
RT wrote 3 days ago: If you’re a budding entrepeneur or writer, or you just like knowing about random things going … more →
The guy who wrote The Dip says the guy who wrote The Tipping Point is wrong about the guy who wrote Free
finoreilly wrote 3 days ago: What utter wank. Chris Anderson persists in marketing a book, Free (£8.54 from amazon.co.uk) whose r … more →
Gladwell Anderson Argument Misses the Point
un1crom wrote 3 days ago: Though the argument between Gladwell and Anderson is fun to read and stimulating it completely misse … more →
Why Cats Rule the Internet, and Will Rule the World
snowgray wrote 4 days ago: So, I just read this article* about parenting, and it got me thinking. About cats. See, unlike bab … more →
Would you give your services away for free?
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Simon Kendrick wrote 4 days ago: Chris Anderson’s long-awaited follow-up to the Long Tail has just hit bookshelves. Entitled Fr … more →
FRAPP-AHOLIC's...............*
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Doraz wrote 4 days ago: Hello, my name is Luisa Doraz…and YES, I am a FRAPP-AHOLIC! I must admit that I live and drea … more →
Nine words, 1,000 years
ghennigan wrote 4 days ago: The nine-word story that will take you 1,000 years to read: http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/bo … more →
Indeterminate form in The New Yorker
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Dave Richeson wrote 5 days ago: In Calculus II we teach our students about a variety of indeterminate forms: , , , etc. I was remind … more →
Thought Leader Battle Royal
jaycruz wrote 5 days ago: Price to Sell: Is Free the Future? Malcolm Gladwell’s latest New Yorker article takes on Chris … more →
Elizabeth Kolbert's New Yorker profile of James Hansen
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thingsbreak wrote 5 days ago: It’s here, and well worth reading. Hardly the zealot the denialists make him out to be, which … more →
Oh my god you guys...
jccassis wrote 5 days ago: Whoa, I’ve been wanting to blog non-stop since Thursday night but things have been hectic. Her … more →
CIA Crucified Captive in Abu Ghraib Prison
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Rady Ananda wrote 5 days ago: By Sherwood Ross The Central Intelligence Agency crucified a prisoner in Abu Ghraib prison near Bag … more →
PLAYING CATCH UP........*)*
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Doraz wrote 5 days ago: As we speak….or as we blog, I should say…I am in the process of making the piles of pap … more →
What do you have to say….?
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Doraz wrote 6 days ago: What is the MOST you have ever paid for a pair of SHOES, and NOW are you sorry that you did? … more →
Steve Reich Rocks
R.A.D. Stainforth wrote 1 week ago: “So I thought, why not really write a rock piece? I’m over 70 now, but most of the rockers seem to … more →
With the Tehran Marchers
adamsmith1922 wrote 1 week ago: The New Yorker carries an article – With The Marchers – from a Tehran resident. The arti … more →
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