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  Billy Moses

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    Billy Moses

    
    
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  Jorge Vergara

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    Chris Messina posted to Twitter an interactive graphic:

    Mar 17, 2011
    

    How a Reactor Shuts Down and What Happens in a Meltdown

    “Now I know how a nuclear reactor shuts down and what happens in a meltdown: http://nyti.ms/fm7bhY /thx @nytimes cc @brynn” 

    
    

    These problems are engineering problems.  Engineering problems have solutions.  Political problems often do not.  Do not confuse them. Ignore neither the engineering or the political.
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  fredwilson

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    fredwilson recommended an article:

    Jan 2, 2010

    Why Twitter Will Endure

    So you’re drowning in a sea of information. Perhaps the answer is more information.

    I quite agree that search is necessary in a world as studied as this.

    That a search has been done is difficult to hide.

    The identity of the searcher is much more easily hidden.

    Machines only know what they are told.

    If you do not tell them they do not know.nytimes
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  Caught in the Crossfire

  http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/18/world/middleeast/yemens-new-president-is-facing-unrest-in-the-south.html

  
  I do not wish either of these parties good luck.
  Death in battle is not a fate I would wish for anyone.
  Sun Tzu got it right.
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  Jenna Wortham

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    Jenna Wortham recommended a blog post:

    Sep 23, 2011

    Have Consumers Become More Willing to Pay for Content? - Room for Debate

    Have consumers changed their expectations about what media will be free or cheap, as the Napster era has yielded to iTunes?

    
    

    The publishers problem is the files are not consumed during use.

    Users are more constrained by the mechanisms of presentation.
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  tylershores

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    tylershores posted to Twitter an article:

    Jan 24, 2011
    

    The Philosophical Novel

    “The Philosophical Novel - http://nyti.ms/fppaHL” 

    
    

    James Ryerson Begins with a false dichotomy and amuses himself with it for a thousand words.  He finds that he is not alone.
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  Davidwh

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    Henry recommended a blog post:

    Mar 7, 2011

    Does IMF Stand for Impressive Macroeconomic Flexibility?

    So the IMF is holding a meeting on rethinking macroeconomic policy (I was invited but couldn’t make the timing work.) And the Fund’s chief economist has already made it clear that he’s open to some serious revision of the prevailing paradigm.

    
    

    "With malice toward none and charity for all"

    The Maastricht treaty is null and void.
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  Wolverine Weekend

  Any excuse is a good one.
  
  My skills and equipment are not up to such a project.
  I really dislike frostbite.
  Hypothermia is far too easy.

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