January 2008
32 posts
WatchMacheads - the movie (trailer)
Good Obama posts
Dave Winer had a good seires of three posts yesterday in support of the Obama campaign: Ways we can help What woke me up about the Clintons $100 to Obama
Rap Lyrics Explained With Charts and Graphs →
I love charts and graphs
The Real Camera Behind Cloverfield →
Widespread Cheating & Vote Suppression by Clinton... →
via marco
Mike Rowe's Seven Dirty Habits of Highly Effluent... →
“glanceable content”
– russell davies: attention footprints
“Two semi-trucks with tire problems on the side of I-196 were clipped by a third...”
– I-196 re-opens after crash spills 40,000 pounds of pork
Warhol exhibit coming to Grand Rapids →
“…if you are operating in a dynamic environment when the risks are high,...”
– A VC: Executives vs Leaders
Drawing A Day →
My sister started a new tumblog called Drawing A Day. Each day she’s doing a quick sketch and posting it. Nice work Beth.
The Steve Jobs 90 Minute Keynote In 60 Seconds →
NBC To Make American Version Of Top Gear Called... →
This should be intersting…could be good, could suck. Only time will tell I guess
Amazon Invests $4 Million In Woot.com →
Who knew there was so much money in the basic premis of selling one product per day untill you were sold out of it?
“You know what I needed to do before I could decide to support Barack Obama for...”
– Michael Chabon via Did You Ever Notice
Patton Oswalt reviews the KFC Famous Bowl →
“Your downfall begins the minute people no longer have to wait in line in order...”
– It was bolded, I had to quote it (Via gapingvoid - note to marketers: people like treats, dammit!)
“…when you dumb stuff down, you know what you get? Dumb customers.”
– Seth’s Blog: Dumbing down
Rawr, big fish
Jim: horror movie w/the scariest theme music?
Me: Jaws
Jim: I think Halloween
Jim: but jaws is scary
Me: Jaws is scary because as soon as you hear that music your mind imeditly thinks "shit, big fish!"
Jim: big NASY pointy teeth RAWR!
Google Analytics Update
There’s a new update to GA that requires updating your included JavaScript code for pages that are being tracked: From the google analytics help page: The new Google Analytics tracking code (ga.js) has been launched and is now available for you to use when you set up a profile. Installing the lighter ga.js code snippet instead of the old tracking code (urchin.js, “legacy”) lets...
“Playing drinking games at a party leads to increased levels of alcohol in the...”
– Huh, really? Needed a study to tell you that? (Via The Science of Toga Parties - New York Times Blog)
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