Links for February 5th, 2010
- Photos of my models
- The latest updates from Barack Obama's Facebook news feed
- Panelfly | Revolutionizing Mobile Comics | iPad
- Slate V
- FBI wants records kept of Web sites visited
- Blogging: a great pastime for the elderly
- Asian-Americans Lean Left Politically
- On Rush Limbaugh, Obama, Libel Law and the Harvard Law Review
- Microsoft’s Creative Destruction
- Teenage girl buried alive in Turkey for talking to boys
"What started out as an exercise in model building and photography, ended up as a dream-like reconstruction of the town I grew up in. It's not an exact recreation, but it does capture the mood of my memories. And like a dream, many of the buildings show up in different configurations throughout the photos. Or sometimes, the buildings stay put and the backgrounds change."
The State of the Union, the new budget, and Rahm Emanuel's very special apology.
The apps for iPad begin. First one out the gate is deservedly one for comics. Beautiful too. #pb
If filmmakers directed the Super Bowl #pb
The FBI is pressing Internet service providers to record which Web sites customers visit and retain those logs for two years, a requirement that law enforcement believes could help it in investigations of child pornography and other serious crimes.
So I guess you know you are old when… RT @d7y: Blogging is for ?????s (oldies)
Gallup Daily tracking data reveal that Asian-Americans tend to be more Democratic and much less conservative than the general population in their political views.
Folks that are throwing the words “libel” in the same sentence as “Limbaugh” really isn’t newsworthy. But we’re going to mention the most recent dustup because it deals with the Harvard Law Review, and therefore encroaches onto our turf.
Unlike other companies, Microsoft never developed a true system for innovation. Some of my former colleagues argue that it actually developed a system to thwart innovation. Despite having one of the largest and best corporate laboratories in the world, and the luxury of not one but three chief technology officers, the company routinely manages to frustrate the efforts of its visionary thinkers.
Holy Shit! RT @AliceBachini: half of all murders in Turkey are families killing their daughters.


